Event: 2004 European

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

columnists

Sorry seems to be the hardest word to say for former taoiseach

Brian Cowen missed a trick during his TG4 interview, which is to be shown next Thursday, but has been well-flagged in advance.

news

Principal offers to buy e-voting machine — for €1

news

E-voting machines may end up being scrapped

news

Noonan: Irish pubs might take 'valueless' e-voting machines

soccer

Greeks hail historic victory

soccer

FIFA confirm seeds for play-offs draw

Portugal’s men o’ war in play-offs

PORTUGAL booked themselves a place in the European play-offs for next year’s World Cup after an easy 4-0 Group One victory over Malta.

Thu, 15 Oct, 2009

Hunt: France won't fear us

Stephen Hunt admits France’s superstars will not be afraid of the Republic of Ireland if they are pitched into a World Cup play-off battle.

Tue, 13 Oct, 2009

O'Kane through to semi-final of European Championships

Irish middleweight Eamon O'Kane joined John Joe Joyce and Ross Hickey in the semi finals of the 37th European Senior Championships after recording a deserved win over Andranik Hakoyban in Liverpool tonight.

Wed, 12 Nov, 2008

Boxer Joyce progresses at European Championships

John Joe Joyce cruised into the quarter finals of the 37th European Senior Championships following a comfortable 20-3 win over Scottish light welterweight John Tain at the Greenbank Academy in Liverpool this afternoon.

Mon, 10 Nov, 2008

Republic biggest movers of year in FIFA rankings

The Republic of Ireland are the biggest movers of the year in terms of total ranking points in the FIFA world rankings, adding 169 points.

Wed, 16 May, 2007

Leicester keep treble hopes alive

Leicester 21 Stade Francais 20

Sun, 01 Apr, 2007

Wasps fortunate to force win

Wasps 19 Castres 13

Sun, 22 Oct, 2006

Tiger aiming to be the master of Adare

MASTERS CHAMPION Tiger Woods will contest the JP McManus Invitational Pro Am at Adare Manor Hotel & Golf Resort in July.

Wed, 13 Apr, 2005

Slimline Clarke aims to take Dubai by storm

DARREN CLARKE confirmed yesterday he will contest the $2m Dubai Desert Classic from March 4-7 after a new health regime paid off in the PGA Tour’s season-opener.

Thu, 15 Jan, 2004