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Spain manager Vicente del Bosque will make a decision on his future in the next week but revealed when he substituted goalscorer David Villa in the 3-0 win over Australia, he was unaware it was his last international.

New Zealand U-20s 45 Ireland Under-20s 23

WORLD CUP GROUP B:

The Ireland Under-20s' first ever IRB Junior World Championship semi-final ended in defeat last night as defending champions England proved a class apart in Auckland.

U20 WORLD CUP:

The Ireland U-20s played their way right back into contention in Pool B of the IRB Junior World Championship with a bonus point win over last year's runners-up Wales.

France 19 Ireland 13

France 23 Ireland 13

France Under-20s 23 Ireland Under-20s 13

A fan of British TV series 'Taggart' has got a huge tattoo of the show's main star on his back.

There’s always a faint whiff of hypocrisy when Hollywood’s millionaires gather to make a movie about the pernicious evil that is money, but Arbitrage (15A) works hard to earn itself the right to a fair hearing.

Anxious parents are buying armoured backpacks for children and firearms enthusiasts are stocking up on semi-automatic rifles in anticipation of tighter gun control measures following the Connecticut school massacre.

As with seemingly every other tentpole release to hit the multiplex this summer, the action thriller 'Cowboys & Aliens' is based on a comic book – albeit a lesser-known one.

Defender Kelvin Wilson made his Clydesdale Bank Premier League debut for Celtic in their clash with Hibernian at Easter Road.

'Taggart' has been axed by ITV bosses after 28 years on air.

BORD na gCon escaped with a rap on the knuckles after a probe by the State’s spending watchdog into €5 million of spending.

LAWYERS for a company headed by Dublin businessman Paschal Taggart will appear before a French court this week to challenge claims for €21 million in damages.

BERNARD DUNNE will be more than an interested spectator at the Kings Hall in Belfast on Saturday night when Wayne McCullough relaunches his boxing career against Kiko Martinez.

NORTHERN Ireland property group, Taggart Holdings announced pre-tax profits of €25.3 million for last year, a rise of 35% on 2005.

THE Irish Greyhound Board will announce the successor to former chief executive Aidan Tynan in the next fortnight, The Irish Examiner has learned.

THE taxpayer was hit with another massive Bord na gCon pay-out yesterday after a senior executive with the company settled for a near €1 million package after agreeing to withdraw a bullying action against the former Greyhound Board boss Paschal Taggart and two others.

SPORTS Minister John O’Donoghue yesterday named Kerry veterinary surgeon and racecourse manager Dick O’Sullivan as Paschal Taggart’s replacement as chairman of Bord na gCon.

The chairman of Bord na gCon, Paschal Taggart, is to step down today.

THE State’s financial watchdog last night launched a sweeping probe into Bord na gCon.

THE far-reaching recommendations of the independent report into the serious divisions that blew up in Bord na gCon last January will be implemented in full, Sports Minister John O’Donoghue said yesterday.

An independent anti-doping agency for the greyhound industry may be set up by the Government, it emerged tonight.

CONTROVERSIAL Bord na gCon chairman Paschal Taggart jumped before he was pushed, reliable Government sources said last night.

PUBLICATION of the long-awaited report on the divisive row over blood doping in the greyhound industry has been further delayed because of legal difficulties.

THE report into the sacking of former Bord na gCon chief executive Aidan Tynan has recommended that certain matters be referred to the Comptroller and Auditor General, John Purcell, for examination.

THE Government’s handling of the Bord na gCon affair has degenerated into total farce, Labour leader Pat Rabbitte said yesterday.

BORD NA gCON chairman Paschal Taggart admitted yesterday that he has dogs registered in the names of his children, and that one of those animals was trained by a man at the centre of the doping scandal.

Dalton report recommends changes at Bord na gCon

THE report into the controversial sacking of the Bord na gCon chief executive will be discussed by the Cabinet today, the Irish Examiner understands.

THE investigation into drug testing in the greyhound industry has reached several far-reaching conclusions that may delay the publication of its findings for another month.

WE wish to express our deep disgust at the way that the Irish Examiner has dealt with (and, arguably, created much of) the controversy surrounding the greyhound racing industry since the dismissal of the Irish Greyhound Board chief, Aidan Tynan, on January 26.

BELEAGUERED Bord na gCon chairman Paschal Taggart last night again went against the publicly declared request by Sports Minister John O’Donoghue to refrain from public statements about the sacking of Bord na gCon chairman Aidan Tynan.

THE job of sacked Bord na gCon chief executive Aidan Tynan was advertised in Sunday newspapers while an investigation into the controversy continues.

GREYHOUND owners in the west of Ireland have passed a vote of no confidence in Bord na Gcon chairman Paschal Taggart.

TG4 last night pulled a five-minute report favourable to Paschal Taggart from its weekly programme on greyhound racing.

ONE of the greyhound trainers Paschal Taggart claims was lacking in “awareness” when he administered prohibited drug EPO was fined by British racing authorities 14 months ago for using banned substances.

PROPOSED legislation to set up an independent control committee for greyhound doping cases will be laid before the Dáil this week as the controversy surrounding Bord na gCon continues.