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Friday 4 December 2020
19 teams have been eliminated after the opening two weeks of All-ireland SFC action.
Emil Forsberg scored from the spot as RB Leipzig came from behind to draw 1-1 with Bayern Munich and reclaim top spot.
Several high-profile names have been linked with the role.
Davy Burke, Malachy O’Rourke, Jack O’Connor and Glenn Ryan are among the names being linked with the job.
The knockout stages of the competition begin on Friday.
Donal Óg Cusack was speaking on The Sunday Game last night.
Mauricio Pochettino has warned that Spurs’ progress is unlikely to continue at the same pace unless they start to compete with the spending power of rivals.
The Eagles boss feels Joe Schmidt’s side are one of the ‘sure favourites’ for next year’s World Cup.
The English champions have ominously marched their way through wins in all eight games this season.
Stephen Rochford stepped down yesterday.
From Nickie Quaid’s stunning save against Cork to Peter Duggan’s wonder point against Galway, this championship had it all.
Eamonn Fitzmaurice stepped down on Saturday evening.
The Kingdom have dropped two places, while Donegal and Monaghan are on the rise.
Galway and Tyrone have both jumped up the pecking order.
Ireland had a stunning season in which they beat everyone in the World Rugby Top 10 aside from the All Blacks.
The Australian and South African have both built up strong CVs.
The Manchester City playmaker said he is worthy of winning the award and insists he cannot be compared to Mohamed Salah.
With key players in form and after an impressive November series, Ireland are in fine shape.
Kieran Keane’s side advanced through to the knockout stages as third seeds.
From Basel to PSG, we assess the likelihood of each side prevailing.
Plus, another clean sheet for Brighton and Ireland defender Shane Duffy.
Jonathan Eig’s book on Muhammad Ali is among this year’s stellar connection.
It is the third year of the prize, which was won by ‘What Do You Think of That’ by Kerry footballer Kieran Donaghy in 2016.
Could David Moyes be set for a shock return to Goodison Park?
“It’s going to be a serious championship,” says former Galway skipper David Collins.
Sean Scannell started, while the Terriers secured a Championship play-off spot at Molineux.
The Ireland international was superb for Leo Cullen’s side in the draw against Castres.
Liverpool will only find it harder to end their title drought the longer it goes on, Stoke City manager Mark Hughes warned.
It’s the Indians’ first World Series appearance since 1997.
Brian Fenton is the front runner, but does anybody else deserve it more?
Seamus Callanan, Austin Gleeson and Paudie Maher lead the race for top honours.
Belgium and other countries still in contention for the big prize in France.
Arsene Wengers and others being mentioned as coaches who could be appointed.
Last weekend’s win over Leinster was the latest demonstration of the quality of Pat Lam’s men.
Meanwhile, Wes Hoolahan claimed his sixth assist of the season as Norwich prevailed.
Mark McCall’s side secured another bonus point against Oyonnax.
Barca, Real Madrid and Man City are among the teams to feature.
A brilliant second-half display saw the Australians emerge as fully deserving Rugby Championship victors.
Ireland hooker Rory Best says Michael Cheika’s Australia have been impressive in recent weeks.
The Derryman is reportedly wanted to replace Nigel Pearson at his old Premier League club Leicester City.
RESTAURANTS AND GASTROPUBS are allowed to reopen across the country from today.
Ireland entered Level 3 restrictions earlier this week after spending six weeks at Level 5.
Non-essential shops and services have reopened, cultural institutions like cinemas and museums are back open and from today, you can once again dine in a restaurant.
So, today we want to know: Do you plan on going to a restaurant/gastropub this weekend?
Poll Results:
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