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Three Wimbledon matches to be reviewed for possible match-fixing

Three matches at this month's Wimbledon will be investigated for possible match-fixing, the Tennis Integrity Unit has announced.

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Positive Niland focused for Slam debut

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Niland qualifies for Wimbledon

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Niland's Wimbledon bid delayed by rain

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Niland fights back to progress in Wimbledon qualifier

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'Inspirational' 7/7 survivor hailed

Estonian qualifier stuns Stosur

Sam Stosur followed fellow French Open finalist Francesca Schiavone in exiting Wimbledon at the first-round stage.

Tue, 22 Jun, 2010

RBS 'seeking buyer for firm behind Priory clinic'

Royal Bank of Scotland is sounding out potential buyers for the firm behind the Priory celebrity rehab clinic, it was reported today.

Fri, 21 May, 2010

Sharapova: No short cut to success

Maria Sharapova has warned British tennis that it will have to be patient before it starts producing champions.

Thu, 19 Jun, 2008

Murray withdraws from Wimbledon

Andy Murray today pulled out of Wimbledon after failing to recover from the wrist injury he suffered last month.

Sun, 24 Jun, 2007

Priory clinics sold for €1.3bn

A chain of clinics famous for helping celebrities overcome their addictions was sold today in a deal valuing the business at £875m (€1.3bn).

Tue, 05 Jul, 2005

Irish tycoons eye celebrity rehab centre

A PRIVATE nursing home group owned by John Magnier and JP McManus is eyeing up a takeover of The Priory, the London clinic best known for treating celebrities with drug habits.

Sat, 05 Mar, 2005

Stressed adults take refuge in food, says survey

ALMOST half of adults turn to food to stifle feelings of boredom, loneliness and stress, research suggests.

Tue, 24 Aug, 2004

Federer breezes into third round

Defending champion Roger Federer today breezed into the third round of Wimbledon with a ruthless demolition of Alejandro Falla.

Thu, 24 Jun, 2004

The boys of ‘98

As Ireland prepare for the Triple Crown battle with Scotland, our U19 rugby squad begin an assault on the FIRA World Cup — a tournament that has paid dividends in the past. Brendan O’Brien explains.

Wed, 24 Mar, 2004

Drink-driving Best banned for 20 months

FALLEN football idol George Best was banned for 20 months after he was caught drink-driving as he tried to get to a health farm to “sort himself out” following a furious row with his son, Calum.

Tue, 03 Feb, 2004

Ali and Ahmed enter rehabilitation centre

AN Iraqi boy who lost both arms in the Gulf War had his first appointment at the hospital rehabilitation centre where he is expected to be fitted with state-of-the-art prosthetic arms worth around £20,000.

Tue, 12 Aug, 2003

Bosnich’s cocaine use leads to FA charge

THE end of Mark Bosnich’s career with Chelsea moved a significant step closer yesterday after the Australian goalkeeper was charged by the FA with breaching doping regulations after his positive test for cocaine.

Sat, 28 Dec, 2002

FA may charge Bosnich

MARK BOSNICH faces disciplinary action from Chelsea and the Football Association after a B sample confirmed a positive test for cocaine.

Fri, 20 Dec, 2002

Bosnich faces action

Mark Bosnich faces disciplinary action from Chelsea and the Football Association after a B sample confirmed a positive test for cocaine.

Thu, 19 Dec, 2002

Golf: Clarke won't be blown off course

Darren Clarke found the going tough on a blustery day at El Saler but he still held the joint lead after nine holes of the Via Digital Spanish Open third round in Valencia.

Sat, 21 Apr, 2001

Golf: Leading pair beset by jitters

Overnight leaders Darren Clarke and Andrew Raitt both made nervy starts to the third round of the Via Digital Spanish Open in Valencia.

Sat, 21 Apr, 2001

Royal parks close to protect deer herds

Three royal parks including the home of Princess Alexandra were shut today to stop foot-and-mouth disease spreading to deer herds.

Mon, 26 Feb, 2001