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Ballina’s legends a glorious symbol of basketball’s lost years

At half-time in tonight’s National Cup final, Irish basketball will warm itself in the glow of a glorious past, when an iconic Ballina side is introduced to the crowd 25 years on from the classic final victory over Neptune in Cork.

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Cillian O’Connor makes comeback after injury

Gary Mackay recalls the goal that made him an Irish hero

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Mayo’s other Big Mac

soccer

Celtic star McGeady seeks his own magical Cup final moment

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Lennon refutes Shields allegations

Fans rush to acclaim Roy the Bhoy

WHEN word spread throughout Glasgow that Roy Keane had arrived at Celtic Park, Hoops fans immediately began to make their way to the front of the Main Stand in time-honoured fashion to welcome their new hero.

Fri, 16 Dec, 2005

Lennon to captain Celtic title charge

Celtic midfielder Neil Lennon is determined to lead the Hoops to title glory in his first season as captain.

Sun, 19 Jun, 2005

Cork chairman calls for entire brawl to be screened

CORK County Board chairman Jim Forbes wants RTÉ to show the brawl that followed the minor game which occurred at the Gaelic Grounds on Saturday in its entirety.

Tue, 03 Aug, 2004

Sutton apologises for Dunfermline outburst

Celtic striker Chris Sutton today apologised for his controversial comments on an emotionally-charged last day of the Bank of Scotland Premier League season.

Mon, 26 May, 2003

Dunfermline wait on reaction to Sutton slur

Dunfermline chairman John Yorkston will leave any decision on possible legal action against Celtic striker Chris Sutton until he returns to the club on Friday.

Mon, 26 May, 2003

SPL: O'Neill's Celtic are boring - McGarvey

Former Celtic star Frank McGarvey claims the present title-winning side are more ‘‘boring’’ than the team which last one back-to-back championships 20 years ago.

Fri, 05 Apr, 2002