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Saturday 19 June 2021
From The42
Bohemians pair Dawson Devoy and Andy Lyons join Bray Wanderers’ Brian Maher as the three players selected from the League of Ireland.
Noel McNamara leaves after a successful tenure that included the 2019 Grand Slam.
Plans lodged by DAA aim to improve the terminal’s energy efficiency.
Academy prop Josh Wycherley makes his first start for the province.
Fixtures against Italy and Georgia look like chances to test the depth
All four Irish provinces have qualified for the tournament, which will involve two pools of 12 teams.
There are places for Eric Garcia and Ferran Torres of Man City too.
Threat to Super Rugby has left four of South Africa’s teams in limbo.
The council says cyclists will be prioritised.
Maxime Medard, Yoann Huget, Wenceslas Lauret and Rabah Slimani have all been omitted.
It was unveiled today by midfielder Gearoid Morrissey and Ireland women’s international Eabha O’Mahony.
The club has has settled on a checkerboard style for the 2019/2020 season.
Captain Rhys Ruddock wants his players to focus on the collective, rather than individual gain.
Millwall striker Aiden O’Brien will pull on the green shirt for the first time at senior level this evening.
The green and gold colours on the away kit are direct call-outs from the provincial Leinster flag, no less.
The original bust was widely mocked after it was unveiled last year.
George Hill, Jordan Clarkson, Larry Nance Jr and Rodney Hood all made their debuts as the Cleveland Cavaliers eased past the Boston Celtics.
Ireland’s Got Talent is the main attraction in the Ballymount broadcaster’s new schedule.
New season, new kits for two Premier Division mainstays.
The Premier Division and FAI Cup winners are back in Adidas gear for the first time since 1999.
Shane Ross said a complete redesign of the capital’s bus network is on the way.
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They’ve completed a 100% return from the last block, but things will change as they hit the business end of the season.
Pat Lam has named his first XV of the new season.
The jersey is being launched today and available to buy from tomorrow.
The work began last September.
The Boys in Green have a new Umbro number for the finals in France.
Rory Gallagher’s men will be sporting these new kits for the coming season.
Derek McGrath’s side will be without a number of their big names.
Anthony Foley’s side desperately need a win against Ulster at Kingspan Stadium on Saturday.
The new on-screen branding shows people such as farmers, tattoo artists and designers with the newly evolved strapline “YOU TV”.
Stoke, meanwhile, have two Irish internationals in their side.
As expected, David de Gea is not in the side to play Tottenham.
The Ireland fullback points to the importance of the kick chase this weekend against South Africa.
The Reds are currently 14th in the table, nine points behind leaders Chelsea
The ESB said the new complex will bring back the ‘essence of the street’ while creating a dynamic office space.
The issue was underlined by last October when voters were given two ballot papers in the referendums.
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James Downey, Sean Dougall and Casey Laulala are all set to make their first competitive appearance for the province.
Killian Young gave his Twitter followers – and the rest – a sneak peak of the new Kerry jersey last night.
ELECTRIC PICNIC ORGANISERS this week said they are “confident” that the festival can go ahead again this year, with dates set for September.
The three-day music and arts festival is scheduled to take place in Co Laois from 24 to 26 September – slightly later than usual. It has been pushed back by three weeks to capitalise on the number of people who will be vaccinated.
An event management plan for the festival submitted to Laois County Council outlines that the anticipated number of attendees is a “maximum of 70,000 people per day including guests and children”.
“Low-key entertainment” is planned for early entry ticket holders on 23 September, which is limited to 20,000 people.
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