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The Dubliner produced another impressive 800m win in Belgium, while Síofra Cléirigh Büttner ran a big 1500m in Boston.
Neil Lennon’s improving side made it three wins in-a-row for the first time this year in the Irish-heavy encounter.
After a turbulent week, it’s all eyes on Round Two and the football itself.
14 players are involved, with seven counties represented across eight clubs.
A great start to life at Swansea for Conor Hourihane.
Manchester United returned to the top of the Women’s Super League on a day where three fixtures were postponed.
Collingwood’s Irish duo, Sarah Rowe and Aishling Sheridan, are gearing up for another big season in Australia.
The Irish international is hoping to play a big part in Swansea City’s promotion push.
The Saints will face Arsenal next in the competition.
Elsewhere in the Championship tonight, James McClean popped up with an assist two minutes after coming off the Stoke bench.
Yvonne Bonner has been placed on Greater Western Sydney Giants’ inactive list.
The Arsenal star on the past, present and future for this Irish team – and women’s football on these shores – ahead of the Germany showdown.
The American opened a two-shot lead over Colombia’s Camilo Villegas at Sea Island.
Several Irishmen found the net during this afternoon’s action in the first round of the FA Cup.
Dan Martin and Sam Bennett are flying the Irish flag in Spain.
That’s four goals in four games for Köln’s Donegal star Amber Barrett.
The Sky Blues beat Everton 3-1 after extra-time at Wembley.
The Carrick-on-Suir rider was relegated to last after crossing line first at yesterday’s Vuelta.
There was plenty of Irish interest in the EFL trophy and Scottish League Cup.
Tyler Toland joins Glasgow City on loan.
There were plenty of Irish internationals in action in the Women’s Super League and further afield this weekend.
Ciara Mageean on her recent blistering form which saw her break two national records, last weekend’s blip and chasing Sonia’s records.
Good news for fans as the action remains behind closed doors.
All-Star midfielder Lauren Magee joins Sinéad Goldrick and Niamh McEvoy at Melbourne FC.
The Irish international has put pen to paper on a two-year contract extension.
Áine Tighe, Katy Herron and Clara Fitzpatrick are returning to the AFLW for 2021 – but Kate Flood is not.
The Laois star and Kerry’s Mark O’Connor are in line for a big clash with Geelong.
Grace and Niamh Kelly will return to the Eagles after impressing in their debut season.
The last-minute winner dealt a blow to Wolves’ Champions League ambitions.
The Dubliner is a free agent after his Clarets contract expired yesterday.
A win over Diane Caldwell’s SC Sand ultimately made no odds, while Claire O’Riordan’s MSV Duisburg survived the drop.
18 Irish players were on the books in 2020 – though there looks to be a clash ahead between pre-season in Australia and the inter-county football championships.
The Everton captain was named man-of-the-match against Liverpool.
The 33-year-old has been tied down by the Premier League club until the summer of 2022.
The focus switches to Claire O’Riordan and her MSV Duisburg side today.
The Ireland boss welcomes confirmation that Euro 2021 has been moved to 2022.
12 Irish internationals play their football in the Women’s Super League.
Mayo star Aileen Gilroy and Galway All-Ireland finalist Mairéad Seoighe enjoyed their first campaign Down Under.
A quartet who have represented Ireland play their football in Australia.