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Oban Lorne RFC Under 14 and Under 16 award winners for the 2021/22 season. Photograph: Stephen Lawson.

Tony Leighton speaks to FA Women’s National League chair Carol West and other winners at the league's inaugural Awards Dinner...

Reading FC held their End of Season awards at a special 150th anniversary gala meal at the SCL Stadium.

The Meath and Dunboyne star had a year for the ages with both club and county.

Dirrans Athletic Amateur Football Club (AFC) awarded committee member Gary Porter with his 25 year service award last week.

Loan Rangers: Mixed week for our R’s Share article: IN what was a very up and down week for our loan Rangers, it was shot stopper Liam Kelly who once again caught the headlines as his spell with Motherwell ended. Following the conclusion of the 2020/21 season, Kelly’s side lost 2-1 to Ross County on the final day of the campaign, but it was recognition off the field which will be remembered from the R’s keeper. Kelly was a comfortable winner of the Players Player of the Year award, c...

Tony Harrington QPR signed off the 2020/21 Sky Bet Championship campaign with a fine 3-1 victory over Luton Town thanks to goals from Charlie Austin, Stefan Johansen and Albert Adomah. Austin poked the ball home for the opener for his eighth strike of the season while Johansen restored Rangers’ lead with a fine run and finish mid-way through the second half, with Albert Adomah capping off the perfect afternoon in West London with a late strike. Heading into this one R’s gaffer Mark Warbur...

Still, coach Tim Maccan wants perfection around ruck defence while praising his defensive line. "We are still working on ruck defence, he said, weary that Burleigh Heads will be eager to finish the season on a high in the local derby next weekend. Deine Mariner in action earlier in the season. Picture: Scott Powick Newscorp Maccan said centres Kaleb Ngamanu and Deine Mariner were outstanding in attack and defence, while Brock Priestly played strongly in his first game in the second row. ...

Tributes have been paid to a student and a doctor who lost their lives in a crash with a livestock lorry in Yorkshire last week. Oliver Louis Knott, 21, and Maisie Jade Ryan, 27, were both killed after a lorry carrying livestock crashed into their cars on the A65 near Ilkley on February 18. Following their devastating deaths, tributes to brilliant doctor Maisie and kindhearted student Oliver have poured in from all corners of the country.  A Just Giving page has been set up in memory of Maisi...