All the action from today's O'Byrne and Dr McKenna Cup matches.

Linda Tripp, her breast cancer in remission, has said she will marry her childhood sweetheart in the spring.

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Shrewsbury are back in the Football League after a year’s absence.

Scotland stand-in captain Scott Murray admitted the most memorable aspect of captaining his country for the first time was making the traditional speech at the after-match dinner.

Gordon Strachan was today facing an anxious wait to discover not only his own immediate future at Southampton but also whether he could be hit with a Football Association misconduct charge.

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Triple Crown winners Ireland open with two away games to Italy and Scotland in 2005 RBS 6 Nations campaign.

Fabien Barthez was sent off as Valencia claimed the UEFA Cup with victory over Marseille in Gothenburg.

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered today for a march against a controversial animal research centre which is being built by Oxford University.

Australia edged brave Ireland by just one point in a sensational World Cup clash in Melbourne. That the game was the finest of the World Cup so far will be of little consolation to Ireland, who must now tackle France in next weekend’s quarter-final.

The Romeo and Juliet of Dublin streets – two homeless lovers – tied the knot today and celebrated in style after capturing the Lord Mayor’s heart.

Defending champions Cameroon opened their African Nations Cup campaign with a 1-1 draw with Algeria, but it is Egypt who are looking good at the top of Group C by virtue of a 2-1 win over Zimbabwe.

Tánaiste Mary Harney today called on former Fianna Fáil TD Beverley Flynn to resign her seat in the wake of the National Irish Bank scandal.

Iraqi detainees at Abu Ghraib prison identified Lynndie England as one of the soldiers who abused them, an army investigator testified today.

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Celtic defender Joos Valgaeren believes retaining the league championship would be a more satisfying achievement than lifting the UEFA Cup.

A 45 metre injury-time point from Galway captain Kevin Walsh levelled matters for the seventh time in today’s All-Ireland quarter final, and ensured another meeting between this sides in what was a poor game.

Leeds left Elland Road to a chorus of boos after being held to a goalless draw by Charlton.

Nikos Dabizas was the toast of the Toon after snatching Newcastle victory over Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.