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New York went down to Roscommon in agonising circumstances 12 months ago, but will Sunday be different?
Justin O’Halloran’s charges are hoping to claim a maiden championship victory at Gaelic Park against Sligo on Sunday.
Kevin Walsh’s side flew out to New York on Thursday morning.
Live coverage of Connacht Championship opener against Mayo woud be a “win-win” for everyone, New York boss Ian Galvin said.
The young team are bidding to win their first NY junior hurling title this weekend.
Vicente del Bosque has named an extended Spanish squad ahead of the Confederations Cup next month.
Houston improved to 5-0 with a 23-17 win in New York last night.
Andy Murray says the fear of losing drove him on to end Britain’s 76-year male Grand Slam title drought.
The Yankees secured a playoff spot and the divisional title with back-to-back wins over Tampa Bay yesterday.
Robbie Keane’s transfer introduced us to the nuances of the MLS salary cap. John Riordan looks at how it might just be the best thing the league has ever done.
“I, being top of the queue, was approached by a topless lady (mid-40s maybe) with a camera and a drawn-on handle-bar moustache”
The Yankees short-stop skippered his side to a win thanks to a record-breaking at-bat.. and then just skipped the All-Star game.
Floyd Mayweather talks a good fight but his opponent Victor Ortiz has a back story just as compelling as Money’s.
A flight from Chicago to New York with a die-hard fan and the Yankees as in-flight entertainment. Not bad.
The temperature is rising in the Big Apple as the Yankees’ skipper heads towards a famous milestone.
Our man in New York, John Riordan, endured FOX’s coverage of the champions League final last Saturday.
The owner of the other franchise in New York was a little too honest with the media this week.
The New York Yankees veteran Jorge Posada withdrew from the batting line-up this weekend in a strop. It’s the beginning of the end for the former catcher.
As the lockout wrangle continues and the prospect of no American Football becomes more than a possibility, gridiron chiefs say the New York Jets will visit Washington on the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
He shouldn’t enjoy the ‘homers’ in the gantry but the myopic commentary from US pundits has its own charm, John Riordan insists.
John Riordan drafts his squad ahead of this year’s MLB season. He’s never going to win, but at least he knows that.
John Riordan, in New York, watches another seedy chapter of American sports history unfold.
Our man in New York takes in the first MLS game of the year as Beckham takes the spotlight again. But not in a good way.
John Riordan tries to make some sense of the chaos as this year’s college basketball extravaganza gets underway.
John Riordan goes over to the dark side as he takes a look at the record-breaking slugger’s sexual performance. Seriously.
John Riordan has a front row seat in New York as the soap opera continues at the Yankees’ spring training.
John Riordan in NYC explains just how much trouble the Mets find themselves after revelation about Bernie Madoff and their financial worries.
After the Bears’ quarterback had his character demolished on the social media site, John Riordan has sent a column that’s over 140 characters.
John Riordan in New York regrets nothing, despite being wrong about his hometown side the Jets. That’s football.
John Riordan has created a Subway Series out of his own household, breaking down barriers in the process.
John Riordan in New York reflects on the Yankees’ latest set-back as Cliff Lee snubs a move to the Bronx.
Barring a massive upset, charismatic quarterback Cameron Newton will be named the USA’s best collegiate player ensuring a future paved in gold in the NFL. But at what cost, asks John Riordan in New York.
It’s gonna be a unique welcome for former Cleveland favourite LeBron James when he returns to the Cavs tomorrow, writes John Riordan from New York.
Derek Jeter is on the verge of losing his crown in the Bronx as an all-too public contract wrangle with Yankees chiefs drags on, John Riordan in New York writes.