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Thursday 22 October 2020
It’s the 29-year-old midfielder’s first Premier League goal since December.
Ireland hockey captain Katie Mullan talks to The42 on what would have been the opening week of the Tokyo Olympics.
The date for the main body of offers for students completing the Leaving Cert has not yet been set.
There are big challenges ahead. Here’s what to look out for.
The Dubliner is one of six U23 players being retained.
Katie McCabe, Louise Quinn and Niamh Fahey were all in action tonight.
Strict new coronavirus measures have come into effect – here’s what they mean for you.
Eiran Cashin slotted home, while Festy Ebosele also starred for Derby County.
Out-half Ellen Murphy’s absence could open the door for Claire Keohane, who won her first 15s international cap on Sunday.
The Shannon scrum-half showed his potential in a cameo off the bench at Thomond Park yesterday.
Meanwhile, it was a disappointing night for Megan Connolly and her Brighton team-mates.
Wayne Rooney watched on as the 18-year-old Dubliner scored twice against Charlton.
‘We’ve got to make sure we stand for something,” said the new head coach aiming to focus on more than just the details.
Shane Duffy and Ciaran Clark helped their respective sides secure wins.
18-year-old Shelbourne star Alannah McEvoy was the goal-scoring hero for Dave Connell’s side.
They beat a full member in an ODI Series at home for the first time ever.
Noel McNamara’s men were more than boys of summer.
The former Ireland international’s proposals are not encouraging, writes John O’Sullivan.
Tom Mohan’s side came from behind in Longford thanks to goals from Adam Idah and Will Ferry.
Tom Mohan’s side were 3-1 winners over Bosnia & Herzegovina today at Longford’s City Calling Stadium.
It’s a good day for the Kildare teenager.
“It shows that you can go into that environment from playing in the league and not look out of place.”
Colin O’Brien’s side completed an outstanding campaign this afternoon with a 1-0 victory in Poland.
Author and journalist Michael Walker chats to The42 about some of the game’s pioneers.
The party kick off their September think-in in Blanchardstown today.
We’re going minute-by-minute as Joe Schmidt’s young squad meet the USA in New Jersey.
The Galway man has been in impressive form for the Championship club.
The likes of Peter Robb and James Connolly have committed to Pat Lam’s side until 2018.
Dundalk and Cork City have had fixtures rescheduled as a result.
The first winner of 100 free Irish Rail trips is a group of talented teens whose sensory garden design is headed for the capital.
The designers at the 10th annual Bloom festival have some advice for budding gardeners.
The SC Cambuur midfielder will be invited to train with the Irish senior squad ahead of the friendlies with Switzerland and Slovakia.
“I think we are the first party to lose all its seats… and to come back.”
The Green Party has secured at least one seat in south Dublin.
Tomorrow will be frosty, then dry and bright with highs of six or seven degrees.
The Green Party has launched its manifesto in Dublin this morning.
The Green Party leader has been rallying members in Dublin today.
Which Irish players will be making the breakthrough in 2016?
The Greens gathered in Kilkenny over the weekend. Here’s what happened.
Eamon Ryan spoke about his party’s ambitions ahead of the next general election.
The Green Party leader had few kinds words for the Environment Minister when he came into us this week…
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:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Lecturer Maeve O’Rourke analyses the government’s nine main arguments in relation to the Bill.
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