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There are Mondays you can like
There are Mondays you can like
JESS dropped me to work on Monday. The morning after the day before. I’d built Sunday up to be the defining moment in my time at Racing 92. Had we lost in Paris to Toulon, I started imagining how Monday morning would feel.

Fri, 15 Apr, 2016

Cesare Maldini: The Italian who turned defending into an art
Cesare Maldini: The Italian who turned defending into an art

A football match lasts 90 minutes but the memories can stay with you for a lifetime.

Fri, 15 Apr, 2016

Ex-UFC fighter Cathal Pendred posts profit
Ex-UFC fighter Cathal Pendred posts profit

Ex-UFC star Cathal Pendred’s entertainment firm is banking on the Dubliner winning profitable acting roles.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2016

Martin O’Neill urges Hoolahan to forget about retirement
Martin O’Neill urges Hoolahan to forget about retirement
Martin O’Neill wants Wes Hoolahan to put any thought of international retirement out of his mind.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2016

Alan Pardew accused over Gutierrez evidence
Alan Pardew accused over Gutierrez evidence
A tribunal considering ex-Newcastle midfielder Jonas Gutierrez’s claim he suffered discrimination at the hands of his old employer has heard an allegation former manager Alan Pardew gave “untrue” evidence.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2016

GAA ground delays won’t scupper Rugby World Cup bid, insists Páraic Duffy
GAA ground delays won’t scupper Rugby World Cup bid, insists Páraic Duffy
GAA Director General Paraic Duffy says Ireland’s 2023 Rugby World Cup bid will not be impacted by ongoing concerns over two of the Association’s stadia which will host games should the competition come here.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2016

Modesty forbids for exciting prospect Garry Ringrose
Modesty forbids for exciting prospect Garry Ringrose
Few 21-year olds have a fan club to match that of Garry Ringrose.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2016

Nigel Owens set to break record for refereeing Test matches
Nigel Owens set to break record for refereeing Test matches
Welshman Nigel Owens is set to break the world record for most Test match appearances by a rugby union referee this summer.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2016

Buyer Beware off the mark for Elliott at first attempt in Downpatrick
Buyer Beware off the mark for Elliott at first attempt in Downpatrick

Roger Loughran rode his first winner for Gordon Elliott when Buyer Beware, having his first run for the trainer and returning from a winter break, captured the opening Count Me In Maiden Hurdle in good style from Sold Heat at Downpatrick yesterday.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2016

Eamonn Cregan: Treaty need to drop hand-passing obsession
Eamonn Cregan: Treaty need to drop hand-passing obsession

Eamonn Cregan has called on Limerick to “stop bloody hand-passing the ball out of defence” and operate a more direct style of hurling ahead of Saturday’s Division 1 quarter-final against Dublin.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2016

Food plays a crucial role in lives of those in Direct Provision
Food plays a crucial role in lives of those in Direct Provision

Our Table wants to start a conversation about how we treat asylum seekers in Ireland. Michelle Darmody hopes it will change an unfair system that profits from the pain of others

Thu, 31 Mar, 2016

Watch new video of Italia '90 fever taking over Arklow
Watch new video of Italia '90 fever taking over Arklow

In the lead up to the Republic of Ireland’s tilt at Euro 2016 in the summer, some brilliant footage of yesteryear has emerged on YouTube that should bring back fond memories for Irish people.

Wed, 30 Mar, 2016

Catch-up with what you've missed with our morning briefing
Catch-up with what you've missed with our morning briefing

Good morning. Here’s everything you need to know before you start your day.

Wed, 30 Mar, 2016

Interprovincial rugby is alive and kicking once again
Interprovincial rugby is alive and kicking once again
With no Champions Cup rugby on the horizon for Munster, Leinster, and Ulster, the clock is being rewound and the internal warfare that defined the treasured inter-provincial series for over a century is back in fashion.

Wed, 30 Mar, 2016

Impressive Germany finally overcome bogey team Italy
Impressive Germany finally overcome bogey team Italy

None of Ireland’s group opponents at Euro 2016 won their respective friendlies last night. It was a particularly chastening night for Italy as the Azzurri lost 4-1 against world champions Germany in Munich.

Wed, 30 Mar, 2016

Miguel Delaney: Finesse in short supply but Shane Long provides blunt threat for Martin O’Neill
Miguel Delaney: Finesse in short supply but Shane Long provides blunt threat for Martin O’Neill
Martin O’Neill this week bemoaned his shortage of strikers with so many injuries but, not for the first time, his attack still cut — or, given the conspicuous abrasiveness of some of the players, perhaps tore — their cloth accordingly.

Wed, 30 Mar, 2016

All-the-way Rogue Angel holds on in Grand National thriller
All-the-way Rogue Angel holds on in Grand National thriller

Two very different but equally brilliant rides provided for a tremendous climax to the Boylesports Irish National yesterday afternoon Fairyhouse racecourse. And it was Ger Fox, renewing his association with the Mouse Morris-trained Rogue Angel, which he rode to win the Kerry National in September, who the photo showed to have prevailed by a short head from the Ruby Walsh-ridden Bless The Wings.

Tue, 29 Mar, 2016

Leinster look to Sexton factor for lift
Leinster look to Sexton factor for lift

Fergus McFadden believes Leinster can reap the benefits of a rejuvenated Jonathan Sexton as they prepare for a quartet of crucial Guinness PRO12 games starting with the visit of Munster to the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.

Tue, 29 Mar, 2016

Daniel Sturridge challenged to prove fitness for Euros
Daniel Sturridge challenged to prove fitness for Euros
Roy Hodgson believes Daniel Sturridge still has his edge and challenged the oft-injured England striker to prove his fitness ahead of Euro 2016.

Tue, 29 Mar, 2016

Munster Rugby Squad Training
Rugby making friends, and progress, in Waterford
These are good times to be a rugby follower in Waterford. For so long a devoted minority in the hurling-obsessed Déise, proponents of the oval ball are steadily making an impact, not just on the sport beyond its borders but also on the young athletes within.

Tue, 29 Mar, 2016

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