The Great Divide
Sam Kerr picked up the women's award.
Liverpool's Mo Salah has been named as the Football Writers' Association player of the year, with Chelsea striker Sam Kerr taking the women's prize.
The forward has scored 30 goals this season - including 22 in the Premier League - as Jurgen Klopp's side chase an unprecedented quadruple.
Meanwhile, Kerr's 18 goals have helped Chelsea close in on another WSL title.
They'll be presented with their awards next week.
Leinster Beaten By Lions In Dramatic URC Opener In South Africa
Leinster responded in stoppage time through Stephen Smyth, but it was not enough to complete the comeback.
Irish Boxing Team Arrive Home After Winning Medals At European Championships
Sisters Aoife and Lisa O'Rourke both secured gold medals in Bulgaria, with Aoife retaining her middleweight title.
Ulster Comeback Falls Short Against Edinburgh In URC Opening Weekend
Jack Murphy's kicking helped bring Ulster back to within five points late on, but Edinburgh held out to take the win.
Connacht Beaten By Late Stormers Surge In URC Opener
The hosts recovered from an early 10-point deficit to lead 12-10 at half-time, with tries from Mack Hansen and Josh Ioane.
France, Belgium, And Sweden Pick Up Nations League Wins
Northern Ireland edged Georgia 1-0 thanks to a late Shea Charles winner after his brother Pierce had earlier saved a penalty.
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Aoife Wafer Ruled Out Of Ireland's Second WXV Match Against Japan
The Six Nations Player of the Championship picked up an injury in training this week and will sit out the game in Galway.
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