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Thursday 22 October 2020
Plus Waterford host Clare in Division 1A at Walsh Park.
Man United welcomed Liverpool to Old Trafford as these age-old rivals battled for second spot in the Premier League.
League leaders Manchester City welcome Chelsea to the Etihad needing just five more wins to claim the title.
Rafael Benitez returned to Anfield as his Newcastle side took on Liverpool in the Premier League’s late kick-off.
Man United welcomed Chelsea to Old Trafford knowing nothing but a win would see them back into second place in the Premier League table.
We had a repeat of the All-Ireland final in Castlebar at 7pm.
The champions of Munster and Ulster clash in O’Moore Park at 4.30pm.
Throw-in at Santry Avenue is at 3.30pm.
Newcastle took on Man United as Jose Mourinho attempted to secure his first ever win at St James’ Park.
Tottenham hosted Arsenal in Saturday’s early kick-off in a much-anticipated London derby at Wembley.
Man United welcomed David Wagner’s Huddersfield to Old Trafford aiming to turn their fortunes around following a midweek defeat to Spurs.
Burnley welcomed Man United to Turf Moor aiming to end the Red Devils’ seven game unbeaten run.
All eyes were on Paris earlier.
Leinster produced their Sunday best to book their Champions Cup quarter-final spot at the RDS.
Kingspan Stadium hosted the second of the New Year’s Day inter-pros.
Leinster welcomed Connacht to the RDS for a New Year’s Day Interpro in the Guinness Pro14.
Man United welcomed the Saints to Old Trafford 15 points adrift of rivals Man City trying to tighten their grip on second place.
Liverpool welcomed Swansea to Merseyside for a St. Stephen’s Day clash at Anfield.
Munster welcomed Leinster to Thomand Park for a St Stephen’s Day derby in the Guinness Pro14.
Munster traveled to Welford Road aiming to make it back-to-back Champions Cup wins against rivals Leicester.
Leo Cullen’s side aimed to make it back-to-back Champions Cup wins against Exeter on Saturday at the Aviva Stadium.
Jose Mourinho welcomed Pep Guardiola’s table-toppers to Old Trafford for the first Manchester derby of the season.
Provincial football titles were up for grabs in Munster and Connacht today.
The game in Perth throws-in at 8.45am.
The opener at the Adelaide Oval threw-in at 5.10am.
The decision to allow cameras was made recently.
“It’s vital that justice is not just done, but is seen to be done.”
The Leinster champions have booked their All-Ireland final spot.
The teams involved will be confirmed following the results of the coming weekend.
Two giants collided at Croke Park this afternoon.
We were live from the Belfield Bowl for the all-important Pool C decider.
Ireland pulled off a huge comeback to make it two wins from two against Japan.
Throw-in for today’s opener was at 4pm.
It was a repeat of the 2000 All-Ireland final in Croke Park at 2pm.
Galway have booked their All-Ireland quarter-final spot.
It was Leinster final day in Croke Park.
It’s Munster hurling final day at Thurles.
There’s action in Nowlan Park and Newbridge tonight.
It was a busy evening of qualifier action, both football and hurling.
It ended 1-1 at the Aviva.
AS THE COUNTRY enters Level 5 restrictions for the next six weeks, we’ll all be finding different ways to occupy our time or take a break from work.
In April and May, many people put their trainers on and went for long walks, jogs or runs. Others took a dip in the sea.
With restrictions now in place, we want to know: Do you plan to exercise more over the next six weeks?
Poll Results:
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Lecturer Maeve O’Rourke analyses the government’s nine main arguments in relation to the Bill.
Chilly with a blend of sun and clouds
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Some sun with a couple of showers; cool
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Windy with periods of rain
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