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Tuesday 26 January 2021
From The42
Chris Barrett and Diarmuid O’Connor return to Mayo’s starting XV.
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Solskjaer’s third-placed side will seal Champions League qualification if they avoid defeat at Leicester.
Ireland’s young guns can qualify for the Women’s U19 European Championships this evening – but a tough test awaits.
All eyes were on Killarney and Salthill as Monaghan progressed and Kerry exited.
The Boys in Green take on Bosnia tomorrow afternoon knowing a draw will be good enough to progress.
The southern province host red-hot Edinburgh in the Pro14 quarter-finals.
Jono Gibbes has urged his players to build on last week’s win in Edinburgh.
Galway United captain Colm Horgan looks forward to his side’s crunch relegation six pointer against St Pat’s later tonight.
Warren Gatland now has some big decisions to make ahead of the first Test on Saturday.
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The Manchester United midfielder is desperate to secure a victory against his former club.
Leinster’s head coach looked beyond the 33 – 6 scoreline to find numbers that show his team is on the right track.
The number eight broke a bone in his foot in training this week.
Martin O’Neill insists Ireland can’t afford to head into Monday’s Euro 2016 play-off second-leg in a defensive mindset.
It was do or die for England in the pool of death, and one of their greatest rivals were in town to stick the knife in.
Blackrock’s three in-a-row bid starts off against Terenure.
San Francisco may be chasing a third championship in five years, but they’ve always got the job done before game seven.
The reigning champions are away to the Brumbies while Jake White’s Sharks face the Highlanders.
The Munster coach confidently says his side remain ‘masters of their own destiny’.
Connacht are playing for positions, Ulster and Leinster for top spot and Munster for play-off survival
We followed Leinster step-by-step into the last chance saloon.
The flanker acknowledges that Leinster need four tries this weekend, but is intent on remaining focused on the little details.
European dreams could be shattered for three of Ireland’s four representatives.
If Leinster lose they’re out. That’s how the prop is approaching this painful week.
NEW RESEARCH HAS shown that men in Ireland tend to regret being drunk less frequently than women.
On average, men in Ireland who participated in the Global Drugs Survey 2020 regret 35.3% of occasions when they became drunk, whereas women regret getting drunk 48.8% of the time.
Respondents from Ireland were drunk more times in a year than the global average – 25.9 times in Ireland compared to 20.8 globally.
A few months ago, a survey found that more than half of people said they had been drinking more frequently since the start of the pandemic.
So today we’re asking: Are you trying to drink less alcohol this year?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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