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Friday 23 October 2020
Pele had all the attributes that a footballer needs, according to the 1970s and 80s Brazil star.
It was all too easy at Eden Park.
Stick to the towering headers, Yerry.
A club in the Middle East has been educating the Argentine icon on Gaelic football.
Johnny Sexton captains Leinster on his first appearance of the season tonight, and the significance of his return after a summer away with the Lions cannot be underestimated.
Celtic could find themselves in hot water after a fan ran onto the pitch and approached Mbappe.
Left foot, right foot, lobs, high balls, low balls. ‘The Gooch’ had it all in his locker.
The Bray native was boxing on the undercard of the world lightweight title rematch between Jorge Linares and Anthony Crolla.
The playmaker has signed a short-term deal with Manchester City and showed her finishing prowess this evening.
Crokes are back in the provincial decider after seeing off Loughmore-Castleiney in a heated clash.
Will we see the next Gordon D’Arcy, Luke Fitzgerald or Jonny Sexton tomorrow?
French star as good as Luka Modric, says Hammers boss.
Luis Enrique’s side put six goals past Celta Vigo in La Liga this evening.
We’re getting to the business end of the Munster Senior Cup.
The diminutive Italian scored one of the best goals the league has ever seen to book Toronto’s place in the play-offs.
Trinity were well beaten in Galway.
And we thought Carton House looked nice.
We finally ditched the Liverpool striker as captain and what did he go and do?
More honours for the Banner boss.
Old Lady chiefs put the unruly kids in seats vacated by banned ultras.
‘Clear eyes, full hearts…’
Kieran ‘Fraggy’ Murphy was made captain by the Clare boss at LIT.
The famous hurling nursery provides plenty of alumni at Croker this weekend.
Forget the Lions, Wimbledon and the Tour de France, here are some events that you may not know about.
It’s tough at the top.
Play it again, lads.
Some of the best pictures from the Leinster Junior Cup action.
Images from today’s Senior Cup Quarter-Final at Donnybrook Stadium.
How do you spell NFL again?
St Munchin’s and Pres met today.
This year’s Sigerson Cup throws in on Tuesday afternoon. Here’s the first part of a team guide to the competition.
Plenty of young fans took advantage of the opportunity to see their heroes at work at the RDS today.
Snowboards, slam dunks, and septuagenarian sex — these five stories are too good to miss.
Excitable commentators, amazing waves, and how to turn your dustpan into a putter.
Nigel Owens lays down the law, Big Ben shows off his new wardrobe and Aindreas Doyle contemplates a career change.
Paul Nicholls announced on Friday that his majestic Denman was being retired. We look back at the 11-year-old’s finest hour in racing…
And breathe out! It was another action-packed couple of nights in Europe’s elite club competition. Here’s what we’re taking away from it all.
Alex Ferguson brought his touring squad to the world-famous campus – where they got baseball caps.
Ashton can take a punch, Coleen got the Immac out for Wayne and Donegal win ugly as the championship gets up-and-running.
We learned it the hard way, but here’s what we take from the weekend action.
US PRESIDENT DONALD Trump and former vice president Joe Biden took part in another debate last night, the final head-to-head before voting on 3 November.
The previous debate was fractious and almost unwatchable as the pair shouted over each other, but last night was more measured by comparison.
Trump denied being racist, saying no US president since Abraham Lincoln has “done what I’ve done for the black community”. Biden then said Trump “pours fuel on every single racist fire” and claimed he “has a dog whistle about as big as a fog horn”.
You can catch up on the main points here.
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