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Carroll makes it safe as Dublin win relegation dog-fight with Laois

Dublin 3-13 Laois 1-10

Mon, 25 Jul, 2005

Ireland fail to crack French fortress

Ireland 0 France 1

Thu, 24 Oct, 2002

Rathmore have aces in Russell and Foley

Laune Rangers 2-11 Rathmore 0-9

Mon, 10 Oct, 2005

King Henry holds court

ARSENAL captain Thierry Henry has lauded the club’s young guns for their magnificence in Madrid - whether he will be there to guide them next season remains unclear, says Tony Leen in Madrid.

Thu, 23 Feb, 2006

Peter Pan

PETER THE GREAT they refer to him in Tyrone and beyond. It’s a name borrowed from history and it reflects the high esteem in which Peter Canavan is held.

Wed, 19 Feb, 2003

No fairytale start for Dolan

Cork City 0

Mon, 14 Apr, 2003

Making the menu multi-cultural

Darina Allen says it's a joy to learn about the home cuisine of international students.

Sat, 22 Apr, 2006

Albertini strikes late to deny Real in Madrid derby

REAL MADRID remain in second spot in La Liga following last night’s 2-2 draw at home to city rivals Atletico.

Mon, 20 Jan, 2003

Offaly defeat difficult to take

OH, to follow the misfortunes of Offaly footballers.

Mon, 30 May, 2005

Ten-man City too slick for Swifts

Cork City 2 Dungannon Swifts 0

Tue, 07 Mar, 2006

Ireland at the crossroads

QUITE where one starts to analyse Saturday’s events in Paris is anyone’s guess. It was one of the most remarkable games of international rugby I’ve witnessed.

Mon, 13 Feb, 2006

Tireless Tribe turn tide

Galway 2-20 Tipperary 2-18

Mon, 01 Aug, 2005

Jordanstown tested to the limit by Athlone

Jordanstown 0-13 Athlone IT 1-8

Thu, 27 Feb, 2003

Frustrated Laporte vents fury on ‘bourgeois’ French fans

FRENCH coach Bernard Laporte launched an astonishing Roy Keane-style attack on his own country’s fans after out-half Frederic Michalak was booed off the field on Saturday.

Mon, 13 Feb, 2006

‘I’ve never seen anything like it…there were limbs hanging out of the smashed windows’

EYEWITNESSES yesterday spoke of their horror when an express train sliced through a double-decker tour bus in Hungary, killing at least 33 German tourists.

Fri, 09 May, 2003

Tribute band turn back the years

VIBRATING as naturally as the column of air in a saxophone, the audience in the ballroom at the epicentre of the Guinness Jazz Festival celebrated the sounds of a band named after a dildo.

Mon, 31 Oct, 2005

Let’s hail our heroes, their day will come

THE smaller question coming into this Grand Slam decider in Dublin yesterday was straightforward — which popular people’s anthem would prevail? Would it be Athenry or Sweet Chariots — sung by the way with almost equal volume as thousands of English managed to secure those gold-plated black-market tickets?

Mon, 31 Mar, 2003

Arsenal still in the picture for Baptista

JULIO BAPTISTA’S ‘will he, won’t he’ transfer saga with Arsenal continued yesterday with the Brazilian giving fresh hope to the Gunners by rounding angrily on Sevilla fans who booed him in a friendly.

Sat, 23 Jul, 2005

Shels pay the penalty as City bounce back to their best

Cork City 2 Shelbourne 1

Sat, 30 Nov, 2002

O’Gara savours magical first drop

THE first drop goal of his international career and what an important one!

Mon, 24 Mar, 2003