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The Spaniard took questions from the large crowd which showed up to welcome their new manager outside the Etihad Stadium today.
The South African director of rugby will assume control at the start of next season.
The South African is set to join the southern province from the SARU.
The Kiwi has been tasked with qualifying Canada for the next World Cup.
Aung San Suu Kyi can’t be president, but a close friend of hers has taken the job.
Moshiri, who was previously an investor in Arsenal, looks set to acquire a 49.9 percent stake in the Merseyside club.
Tom Tierney’s team open their Six Nations title defence at Donnybrook this afternoon.
The Heather County will be without a number of notable players who are out injured.
Martin O’Neill and his players had their first training ground in Abbottstown ahead of this week’s Euro 2016 qualifier.
The pair’s meeting was a significant occasion.
Mick Galwey remembers Gatland’s big decision to cap five new players against Scotland.
Wexford have taken the step forward.
Jenny Murphy and Jackie Shiels form a new centre partnership.
Established defender Anthony Thompson is now based in the UK.
The don’t face each other until December, but those games look likely to decide Pool 2.
Andrew Smith, Kevin O’Byrne and Shane Buckley all start in the Donncha O’Callaghan-captained XV.
Mark Anscombe and Anthony Foley have been handed excitingly tough groups for the Rugby Champions Cup.
The Boys in Green are in discussions to take on the European heavyweights at a neutral venue later this year.
Fergus O’Dowd said that the €50 million spend at Irish Water will be scrutinised, but was forced to defend the agency’s exemption from Freedom of Information requests.
The Kiwi head coach must make international rugby a truly unique experience for players, supporters and coaches.
The players will be desperate to make a good impression when they tog out at Gannon Park this morning.
Declan Kidney and Eddie O’Sullivan had winning starts but Warren Gatland and Brian Ashton had afternoon’s to forget.
The two Manchester clubs, holders Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and PSG all kick off their European campaigns with new managers at the helm tonight.
Garish kits, grumbling players and goal-line technology are top of the agenda for the 2013-14 campaign
The Brazilian star trained with his new club for the first time yesterday.
The Etihad Campus is scheduled to be ready for the beginning of the 2014/15 campaign.
The new season approacheth! So Whiff of Cordite are going to start off by looking at Munster, where the prospect of a new era will make for fascinating viewing.
“Tonight, a new era begins for Senegal,” Macky Sall said last night. President Abdoulaye Wade conceded defeat to his former protegé late last night.
The new policy is an attempt by the club to shed their ‘Galacticos’ label.
The county board have finally appointed a new man following the end of Mick O’Dwyer’s reign in charge.
Enda Kenny said that the sites the Queen has chose to visit, including the Garden of Remembrance and Croke Park, are “sensitive and appropriate”.