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Friday 23 October 2020
Meanwhile, Nicolas Roche came home in 89th and Dan Martin finished in 67th place.
Sam Bennett and Nicolas Roche are flying the Irish flag.
It’s not the first month that comes to mind when big rugby fixtures are concerned, but it’s grabbed our attention plenty of times before.
Heat locked down Giannis, while RJ Barrett led the New York Knicks past Houston.
Met Éireann also recorded above-average long-term temperatures for the month.
The Kiwis have gone for Ryan Crotty and Anton Lienert-Brown in midfield.
Ross Byrne will look to bring his usual level of calm to Ireland’s number 10 shirt.
Sanita Puspure, and Philip Doyle and Ronan Byrne won their respective heats.
The Donegal men were unbeaten in their last four, but couldn’t have any complaints tonight.
The inter-provincial Pro14 quarter-final in Belfast promises to be a cracker.
Child safety expert Ian Elliott said that the organisation is “as safe as it can be and getting safer” – Tusla disagrees.
Pontus Jansson delivered in the 87th minute to salvage a draw against Brentford.
Fiery protests marked today’s hearing after yesterday’s testimony from Kavanaugh and his assault accuser Christine Blasey Ford.
Manmade global warming and a natural change in the Earth’s temperature will join forces over the coming years, the study suggested.
There’s a place in the Guinness Pro14 final at stake at the RDS this afternoon.
It’s set to hit 27°C in Bordeaux tomorrow.
Coach and players alike were keen to stress the gradual progress they intend to make throughout the tour.
Wales’ Rhys Webb will be fighting Conor Murray for the Lions’ nine shirt.
Scotland captain Greig Laidlaw felt Ireland’s win over New Zealand in November was down to Kiwi errors.
The American tennis star has her sights set on a record 23rd grand slam.
Virgin Media is launching a new mobile phone range with a particular focus on established brands.
All the major messaging apps are fighting for the same users as they transform into something more.
Instead of announcing brand new consoles, both Sony and Microsoft are planning to release updated versions of their current consoles.
Ireland vice captain Jamie Heaslip says there will be no lack of desire from his side on Saturday.
The FBI director argues the order is for “the victims and justice” but Apple says it “threatens everyone’s civil liberties”.
These come in the face of accusations that it has been involved in civilian bombing in Syria.
After reports that Apple Music now has ten million subscribers, Spotify says the second half of 2015 saw its “fastest subscriber growth ever”.
The pairings have been made.
In short, it’s looking pretty good for the consumer.
… while in the UK they’re having their warmest Halloween ever.
The pro-union side has just slightly inched ahead, after a dramatic surge in support for independence.
First time buyers are being forced out of the market and need to beware of taking on too much debt.
The top three all won again today in La Liga.
David Moyes will have some stern words to say when he meets the press in Sydney tomorrow.
Victory for the Miami Heat keeps them on track to surpass the 71/72 LA Lakers winning streak
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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