Person: Hugh McGrath

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Mother threatens to chain herself to gates of Leinster House after repeated flooding of home

A mother whose home has been repeatedly flooded has threatened to chain herself to the gates of Leinster House in her campaign to secure flood protection for her family.

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Lansdowne pass massive test

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Clare Council considers using spy cameras to catch dumpers

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Terenure College defeat damaging blow for Young Munster

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Gritty Munsters grind it out

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Newcomers UCD give Lansdowne early shock

Keeshan leads Dolphin to another home victory

Dolphin 23 Young Munster 10

Sat, 09 Mar, 2013

Lansdowne exact revenge on Young Munster

Lansdowne 37 Young Munster 17

Sat, 02 Mar, 2013

McGrath: AIL still means an awful lot

There was a time not so very long ago when an AIL clash between Shannon and Young Munster under the Thomond Park lights on a Friday night would have attracted a crowd of 10,000.

Fri, 28 Sep, 2012

Tasty entrees before the main events

More than 7,000 fans watched Connacht battle with Munster in Galway on Saturday night.

Tue, 27 Mar, 2012

Club International team to take on England Counties announced

The Ulster Bank Club International Team to play England Counties in Preston Grasshoppers RFC on Friday (kick off 7.30pm) has been named today.

Wed, 14 Mar, 2012

IRFU announces club squad to face Scotland

The Ireland Club team that will defend their Dal Riada trophy in the Ulster Bank Club International against the Scotland Club team at Anglesea Road on Friday, March 9 has been named.

Fri, 02 Mar, 2012

Munsters snatch thrilling victory

Young Munster sensationally recovered from arrears of 20-3 after 32 minutes to snatch a dramatic Ulster Bank League victory over Shannon with a converted try in the 80th minute at Thomond Park last night.

Sat, 11 Feb, 2012

Cork Constitution overcome Limerick rivals to advance to final

Cork Constitution 19 Young Munster 9

Sun, 17 Apr, 2011

Mullins answers call for Crescent

HE should have been cocooned in Dublin with the rest of the Irish elite squad preparing for this weekend’s daunting Six Nations opener in Paris against the French.

Mon, 09 Feb, 2004