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Italy, Wales and Australia all leapfrog Ireland.
It makes for pretty sad viewing.
The Portuguese manager is hoping for a long stay at United, despite the current tendency of top-level managers to change jobs quickly.
Warren Gatland wants his Lions squad to seize their shot at history.
The impromptu uprising outside the Stonewall Inn paved the way for the gay rights movement across the world.
The parents want to know if their child died by suicide.
Just over 40% say ‘yes’. About the same number disagree.
The Daily Mail in the UK ran with a picture depicting IRA bombings.
‘Bad timing’ won’t be an issue for a very focused group of Connacht players.
The Lilywhites are bidding to beat Cork City in the FAI Cup final for the second consecutive season this afternoon.
One expert said that homelessness had increased in Stratford.
Weeshie’s book, The Heart and Soul of Kerry Football, will be released this September
Tiernan O’Halloran hopes Connacht can top off their remarkable rise with a Pro12 trophy.
Tris Dixon chats to The42 about his book on the controversial American boxer.
Paul O’Connell regrets Ireland’s missed chance to raise the profile of rugby.
The Manchester United and England captain is no longer be the force of nature of his teens.
Former Bernard McNamara employee Eugen Van Jaarsveld said that he still regards the complex to be “a very good building”.
Some of the items on sale are said to be part of European history.
The Authority said it would contribute some of the costs.
The change was given the seal of approval the week before he died.
He was a prolific scorer but Henry Shefflin’s selflessness and strength in adversity helped make him great
On what would have been Clough’s 80th birthday, we examine the iconic manager’s influence on Martin O’Neill and Roy Keane.
“He will be remembered for an awful long time.”
The Gunners legend scored 51 goals in 123 appearances at international level for France.
McGuinness inherited a team in the doldrums but took them to the greatest of heights.
What does a white elephant look like?
Like MDMA, the Stynes brothers also played football for Ballyboden.
Sgt Joe Campbell was shot on the evening of 25 February 1977
Eamon Gilmore also called for a ‘renewed commitment’ to the peace process.
Davy Fitzgerald wants 2013 to be a stepping stone to greater things in Clare hurling.
The programme will be shown on RTÉ.
The Kiwi head coach has underlined the pride he has in his group of players.
The Northern Ireland First Minister has said that there are “people going around with letters stuffed in their pockets” which mean they can’t be arrested.
The New Zealander tells TheScore.ie that he will be frustrated to leave a project that is only ‘a third of the way there.’
As South Africa settled into first week after Madiba’s funeral, fears grow that his legacy might be exploited.
St Vincent’s remembered one of their most iconic figures after yesterday’s AIB Leinster club final win.
‘This is not a club that will go for quick fixes,’ says the Sky Sports pundit.
With multi-million dollar stadiums sitting empty and the city’s crumbling infrastructure remaining underfunded, many wonder what legacy the games have left.
A Dublin woman left €500k to an animal welfare charity in her will, which will be split between two Limerick charities. Will you be leaving money to charity in your will?
Well, it’s all very well saying it now, isn’t it Bernie?