WIN £50,000! Daily Mail
There's still chance to win £50,000 in our free Fantasy League game more Apart from a little matter of 708 Test match wickets, Shane Warne has bequeathed sport — not just cricket — with a gold medal artefact.
Clerc crashes Croke party Daily Telegraph
They'll need to pen more songs of loss and lament after this one. Glory was within Ireland's grasp, a place in folklore on the day that they stepped out on to the hallowed GAA turf, but they blew it, writes Mick Cleary.
Local Sports Santa Cruz Sentinel
Fun with Fitness: 45-minute aerobic workout using familiar ballroom/line dance steps, followed by 30 minutes of weights and stretches, 8:40 a.m. or 10:10 a.m., Mondays/Wednesdays, Tuesdays/Thursdays and Fridays at Live Oak Grange. Sharon Barrett, instructor, 476-7177.
AROUND KENTUCKY Lexington Herald-Leader
Police arrested a Lexington man yesterday on murder charges after he allegedly shot his roommate Saturday night. Police were called to 217 Rugby Road in the Cardinal Valley area shortly after 9:30 p.m. Saturday where they found Daniel Butcher, 45, unresponsive in the kitchen with a gunshot wound to his chest. Butcher died at University of Kentucky Hospital, said Lexington police Lt. James
Taleban has '2,000 suicide bombers primed for spring war' The Scotsman
THE white flag of the Taleban still flies above the northern Helmand town of Musa Qala, as the group yesterday issued a chilling battle cry promising the bloodiest year since its fall in 2001, with legions of willing suicide bombers.
Weekend Rugby Preview - Pt. 2 Manxnet
At Port-e-Chee, Douglas B entertain Southern Nomads in what is virtually a dead rubber. The two sides are in second and third places in the table but there is only a slim mathematical chance that Nomads could catch Ramsey and this makes the game an issue of pride only.
Meadows back in the running for skatepark The Scotsman
THE Meadows is to be re-examined as a possible site for a major skatepark for Edinburgh.
Wales Focus: view from the top Publican
One irrefutable fact about Wales is that the pub or club has always been at the centre of life whether it be for socialising or linked to our passion for sport.
Disabled urged to get outdoors San Antonio Express-News
Expo touts a range of sports and activities adapted for them.
Management and control the way forward on varroa Scoop.co.nz
The Minister for Biosecurity, Jim Anderton, has announced that a programme of management and control will be the way forward for dealing with the varroa bee mite in the Nelson region.

WIN £50,000! Daily Mail
There's still chance to win £50,000 in our free Fantasy League game more Apart from a little matter of 708 Test match wickets, Shane Warne has bequeathed sport — not just cricket — with a gold medal artefact.
Clerc crashes Croke party Daily Telegraph
They'll need to pen more songs of loss and lament after this one. Glory was within Ireland's grasp, a place in folklore on the day that they stepped out on to the hallowed GAA turf, but they blew it, writes Mick Cleary.
Local Sports Santa Cruz Sentinel
Fun with Fitness: 45-minute aerobic workout using familiar ballroom/line dance steps, followed by 30 minutes of weights and stretches, 8:40 a.m. or 10:10 a.m., Mondays/Wednesdays, Tuesdays/Thursdays and Fridays at Live Oak Grange. Sharon Barrett, instructor, 476-7177.
AROUND KENTUCKY Lexington Herald-Leader
Police arrested a Lexington man yesterday on murder charges after he allegedly shot his roommate Saturday night. Police were called to 217 Rugby Road in the Cardinal Valley area shortly after 9:30 p.m. Saturday where they found Daniel Butcher, 45, unresponsive in the kitchen with a gunshot wound to his chest. Butcher died at University of Kentucky Hospital, said Lexington police Lt. James
Taleban has '2,000 suicide bombers primed for spring war' The Scotsman
THE white flag of the Taleban still flies above the northern Helmand town of Musa Qala, as the group yesterday issued a chilling battle cry promising the bloodiest year since its fall in 2001, with legions of willing suicide bombers.
Weekend Rugby Preview - Pt. 2 Manxnet
At Port-e-Chee, Douglas B entertain Southern Nomads in what is virtually a dead rubber. The two sides are in second and third places in the table but there is only a slim mathematical chance that Nomads could catch Ramsey and this makes the game an issue of pride only.
Meadows back in the running for skatepark The Scotsman
THE Meadows is to be re-examined as a possible site for a major skatepark for Edinburgh.
Wales Focus: view from the top Publican
One irrefutable fact about Wales is that the pub or club has always been at the centre of life whether it be for socialising or linked to our passion for sport.
Disabled urged to get outdoors San Antonio Express-News
Expo touts a range of sports and activities adapted for them.
Management and control the way forward on varroa Scoop.co.nz
The Minister for Biosecurity, Jim Anderton, has announced that a programme of management and control will be the way forward for dealing with the varroa bee mite in the Nelson region.terrain+rugby: terrain synthetiques rugby | rugby terrain | terrain synthetiques rugby | rugby terrain | terrain+rugby