Person: Jimmy O’Neill

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

soccer

Villa boss unlikely to risk Dunne in Millwall cup clash

Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert has hinted that he is unlikely to throw Richard Dunne back into action for tonight’s FA Cup visit to Millwall.

racing

Murtagh pushes Hartani home

racing

Rapidly-improving Alanza swoops late to take Sceptre Stakes

racing

Meeznah means plenty to Lanigan

racing

Reform Act books York date

racing

Shersha cheer for Treacy

Sugar firm’s transfer tests motorists’ patience

TRAFFIC chaos and ESB power cuts chart the progress of the country’s biggest road haulage operation.

Fri, 29 Apr, 2005

John James may head for Aintree after easy success

HOMER SCOTT nominated a possible tilt at the John Hughes Chase, over the Grand National fences, at Liverpool next Friday for John James, after the gelding had taken the Clonmel Chase at the Tipperary track yesterday.

Fri, 01 Apr, 2005

Dance gives her rivals the Slip

JOHNNY EGAN made a successful first visit to Cork Racecourse yesterday when guiding Slip Dance to a smooth victory in the Irish Stallion Farms’ EBF Fillies Race.

Mon, 28 Mar, 2005

Kickham back on track after hard earned victory

KICKHAM, owned by J.P. McManus , seventh in the Galway Guinness Hurdle, got back to winning form at Tipperary yesterday with a hard earned win in the Frank Hogan Limerick Mercedes Benz Novice Hurdle.

Fri, 12 Sep, 2003

Holy Orders earns crack at Ebor

DAVID CONDON gave well-backed market leader Holy Orders a delightful drive to take the featured Guinness Handicap before a record Friday night attendance of 25,350 at Galway last night.

Sat, 02 Aug, 2003

City fail to close gap as O’Flynn misses penalty

Cork City 0 Shelbourne 0

Sat, 24 May, 2003

Newcomer Alamshar cruises to easy success

JOHN OXX introduced an imposing newcomer in Alamshar, owned by the Aga Khan, to land the Harvest Festival EBF Maiden at Listowel yesterday.

Fri, 27 Sep, 2002

Panchita comes up trumps for Jacks

THE 500-member Jack Of Trumps Racing Club, formed last September, enjoyed their greatest day so far when Panchita landed the Guinness Gold Cup at Tralee yesterday.

Sat, 31 Aug, 2002

Handicapper the winner as Bob What gallantly defies top weight

THE handicapper, often a much maligned species, had reason to feel well pleased with himself following the running of the Patsy Byrne Handicap Hurdle at Tralee yesterday.

Wed, 28 Aug, 2002

Berry king for a day on Honorine

JOHNNY Murtagh's decision to bypass Cork, in favour of Naas, saw Fran Berry grab the opportunity with both hands and land the featured King Charlemagne Stakes on Miss Honorine at the southern venue yesterday.

Tue, 06 Aug, 2002

O'Brien unfazed by High Chaparral coughing

CURRENT Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe favourite, High Chaparral, is one of those currently coughing at Ballydoyle.

Mon, 05 Aug, 2002

Rockholm Boy's powerful final burst gives Hourigan his first Galway Plate

MICHAEL HOURIGAN, who has enjoyed many great days in a splendid career, landed the Galway Plate for the first time at Ballybrit yesterday when Rockholm Boy stayed on powerfully to deprive Wotsitoyaa, who looked sure to score turning for home.

Thu, 01 Aug, 2002