Birdie-birdie finish as McIlroy sets early pace with 65 in Mexico
World number one gets off to a fast start at WGC-Mexico Championship.
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World number one gets off to a fast start at WGC-Mexico Championship.
Michael Oliver’s decision to award a penalty was upheld by VAR.
Regarded as one of the finest officials in the English game, Bobby Madley has decided to retire.
It’s 20 years since Eddie Foley made history at France ’98.
“I’m looking forward to it massively, it’s the pinnacle of every referee’s career to do the All-Ireland,” Horgan said.
League of Ireland official Rob Rogers chats to The42 about the highs and lows of taking charge at various tiers.
Mark Clattenburg is leaving English football.
The Laois referee will officiate his third All-Ireland final.
Down’s Ciaran Branagan will referee the minor decider between Kerry and Galway.
Offaly whistler Gavin was also in charge when Kilkenny beat Tipperary in 2011 and 2014.
The American clinched the US PGA Championship by one shot.
Nicola Rizzoli is scheduled to officiate today’s last-16 match in Lyon.
Shane Lowry is hoping to complete a memorable year with more success down the final stretch.
Former top official Howard Webb has given us a run-down on past encounters with Keanes Roy and Robbie, Martin O’Neil and Mick McCarthy.
It’s Eddie Kinsella in charge in Croke Park.
The Offaly man played his way to even par and a share of ninth on a tough Major course.
The Cork official has settled in well in the States and has recently been nominated for Referee of the Year.
Damien MacGraith will be on the touchline when Lionel Messi and Barcelona take on Ajax in the Champions League.
The Airtricity League whistleblower talks about his move to the States and the standard of officiating in Ireland.
The Corkman will move to America in the new year, he’s confirmed.
Webb takes charge of Sunday’s meeting between the two north-west rivals at Old Trafford.
Premier League official Clattenburg was cleared by the Football Association yesterday of racially abusing John Obi Mikel.
It’s a tough job, but somebody’s got to do it…
The 49-year-old will referee his first cup final when Chelsea and Liverpool meet on 5 May.
Simon Brady has no recollection of the events but describes incident as “shameful”.