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Friday 23 October 2020
Fiona Hayes will be the team’s head coach, with Alison Miller and Jenny Murphy also involved.
The history-making side’s captain, Niamh Kenna, is back in the top-flight after a six-year hiatus.
The Reds were too good for an error-prone Brighton tonight.
A 1-16 to 0-17 success for the winners at Netwatch Cullen Park today in Carlow.
Star striker Jack O’Connor scored the winner in the penalty shootout.
Shane Ryan broke the Irish record for the 50m Butterfly.
Strict new coronavirus measures have come into effect – here’s what they mean for you.
Niamh O’Callaghan’s Sarsfields recently ended a 30-year famine. Now, the Cork senior champions go in search of more.
All 8,000 tickets have seen sold or claimed for the clash with Ukraine next week.
The hosts triumphed 3-1 in what is possibly the club’s greatest-ever win.
The historic senior double-header will take place in August.
Wexford’s star man struck a flurry of late points to seal a first provincial title since 1985.
Jordan Binnington made 32 stops as St Louis claimed their first ever title.
Connor Ronan scored the only goal of the game as Stephen Kenny’s side progressed on Sunday afternoon.
Eight points the margin that separated the teams in Croke Park
The Limerick forward is chasing more Croke Park glory this Sunday.
Aoife Ní Chaiside starred as Slaughtneil secured an historic All-Ireland three in-a-row yesterday.
The Japanese outfit recorded the most significant win of their brief Super Rugby life in Hamilton on Saturday.
Wales made history with a record 12th successive win in Test matches to keep their Grand Slam bid on course.
Two Irish players also featured in the 2019 World Series Dream Team for their performances in Australia.
Jack Cahalane and Shane Barrett hit the goals in CBC’s victory today.
New England have become the first franchise in NFL history to earn a playoff berth in 10 straight seasons.
Santiago Solari celebrated his first trophy as Real Madrid’s coach with a 4-1 defeat of Al Ain in the Club World Cup final.
Anthony Eddy’s side set a new series points tally, securing 23 wins from 24 matches across the four legs.
Graham Shaw’s Green Army have powered from 16th to their highest-ever ranking.
Lord Mayor and Dublin City Council organise public event for Bank Holiday Monday.
It finished 30-29 in Houston.
The Scots held their nerve in a lone one-day international at Edinburgh on Sunday.
Turlough O’Brien’s side did not kick one wide throughout the contest.
We spoke to Glenstal head coach Sean Skehan about his side’s Munster Schools Senior Cup success.
The Lurgan school ran out two-point victors in today’s decider at the Athletic Grounds.
Carlow will be playing in Division 3 next year.
A semi-final place has been booked for next week.
CBC Cork will now take on Árdscoil Rís in the last four.
The Westmeath champions scored a narrow victory over Simonstown.
They’ll make their bow next Wednesday week.
It was only two years ago that the side qualified for a major finals for the first time.
The Chicago Cubs continued their fine form to seal a spot in the MLB playoffs once again.
1890 was the most successful year in Irish tennis when it comes to Wimbledon.
Warren Gatland has picked an exciting team for the first Test in Auckland.
A new book explores the achievement in defeated New Zealand 46 years ago.
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:
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