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Tuesday 27 October 2020
‘Let’s keep improving, let’s keep fighting for this club and let’s try to win trophies next season.’
Andrew Conway is feeling refreshed after lockdown and wants to continue his growth as a player.
The two-time All-Ireland winning boss also believes it’s time to consider re-opening club grounds.
The French Open was due to start in May but the Grand Slam will now take place in September due to coronavirus.
Donegal defender Emer Gallagher believes the ‘hurt’ of 2019 will stand to the three-in-a-row Ulster champions this year.
The 23-year-old is excited to link with Jordan Larmour and Andrew Conway in Ireland’s back three.
The Round Towers clubman stepped down as manager today.
The Ireland women’s hockey team are chasing Olympic qualification after facing challenging times in recent months.
The Tribeswomen halted the Munster side’s drive for three-in-a-row at the weekend.
The 32-year-old Munster man was injured in a warm-up game four years ago.
Naomi Osaka says she hasn’t had much fun playing the sport since her Australian Open triumph.
Leinster’s success continued with the Pro14 trophy on Saturday but they’re already looking forward.
The Spanish goalkeeping was training with Porto when he suffered a heart attack.
The Italians were bundled out of Europe by Ajax last night.
James Ryan, Cian Healy and captain Rory Best will all be back in the mix.
Galway forward Shane Walsh reflects on Galway’s 2018 campaign and looks ahead to the new season.
Dublin footballer Shane Carthy wrote a moving blog post about his experience with depression before Christmas.
The Ireland head coach is due to name his squad next week.
Rory Scannell says Munster can’t look past Ulster this weekend as they look to steady the ship.
Number eight Jack Conan explains how Leinster’s coaches are working to improve again.
Stephen Rochford didn’t believe the choice of venue was a factor in his side’s 2018 exit last night.
Warren Deutrom says Ireland will play up to 65 games over the next five years.
The belief in Munster’s squad has been greatly boosted by their win over Toulon at Thomond Park.
Jason Smyth on embracing challenges and change as he enters the twilight of his career.
There may be chances for more new caps when Ireland head on tour this summer.
The Red Devils midfielder was defiant after a poor display at home to the Reds on Sunday.
Mayo’s long wait for Sam goes on.
Pat Lam’s Connacht know they will have to bring new attacking ideas into the mix.
The UFC featherweight champion plans to move back down to 145lbs after next month’s UFC 202 rematch.
From big sporting wins for Ireland right down to the best personal moments. Warning: warm fuzzies ahead.
Get your Cineworld membership, stat.
Northern Irishman has gone under the knife and expects it will take his game to a new level.
Many of the current World Cup squad watched the 2011 victory on television.
The King made his first media appearance since his inter-county retirement on Tuesday.
The eastern province are becoming accustomed to dogfights, but have the pedigree to be so much better.
With one eye on the Masters, the world number one is focused on improving his game at the Dubai Desert Classic.
Unlimited cards at the ready.
On paper this should be a relatively straightforward task for Matt O’Connor’s men.
No white smoke yet on the Kilkenny legend’s future.
The county chairman is now concerned with finding a suitable replacement for outgoing manager Anthony Daly
LIKE ALMOST EVERYTHING this year, Halloween in 2020 will be a bit different from usual.
Large scale fancy-dress parties shouldn’t be happening under Level 5.
One thing we can still do, however, is watch some horror films.
There’s plenty to choose from ranging between the child-friendly to the very scary ones available on streaming platforms and set to be shown on TV in the coming days.
So, this morning we’re asking you: Do you plan to watch some horror films this Halloween?
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