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Cullen on games potentially being played behind doors: “It takes away from what supporters bring and we have been incredibly lucky over the last number of years in terms of the involvement our supporters have had but it would be better than nothing and it would allow us to get the sport back up and running.”

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Cullen: It’s important we are open-minded to the best solution

The paralysing uncertainty as to just when sport can emerge again from house arrest has brought all sorts of strange ideas into play. So it is that a scenario previously unthinkable, anathema even, is now being viewed as the best of a very bad lot.

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‘Zero-tolerance approach’ to abusive priests needed, survivors urge

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Joe Schmidt upgrades his expectations for Ireland

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Conor Murray: Ireland ready to enter ‘cauldron’

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Joe Schmidt wary as resurgent England loom

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Hartley a reformed character, says Best

Sexton chases crowning glory

Triple Crowns weren’t high on the agenda when Jonathan Sexton began life as an international but the Racing Metro out-half would dearly love to claim the honour when Ireland face England at Twickenham on Saturday week.

Tue, 11 Feb, 2014

Bidders ‘will need to flatten iconic site’

The majority of bidders for Battersea power station in London would need to flatten the landmark chimneys to create a financially viable scheme, experts have said.

Tue, 15 May, 2012

Chelsea the team everyone has to beat

ANDY GRAY’S recipe for success this season is a simple one: finish ahead of Chelsea and you win the league.

Fri, 06 Aug, 2010

Keane keeps wallet in pocket

ROY KEANE’S reputation rests on being notoriously hard to please, but the Sunderland manager appears to be mellowing in his old age.

Mon, 20 Oct, 2008

Relatives to attend retrial in Dando murder case

CORK and Limerick relatives of Barry George who is accused of murdering TV presenter Jill Dando, will travel to the Old Bailey on June 3, when a retrial ordered by the court of appeal is due to commence.

Wed, 21 May, 2008

Birds and their flights of fancy

Damien Enright on how borders are non-existent for birds.

Mon, 24 Mar, 2008

Mother-daughter bond to be tested in beauty battle

THE first mother and daughter to battle it out in a major beauty pageant in Britain yesterday insisted there would only be "friendly" rivalry between them.

Tue, 23 Aug, 2005

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

Crespo plays from the heart

Argentine striker Hernan Crespo is relaxed in London and invigorated by the Chelsea revolution.

Sat, 06 Dec, 2003