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Dubliner Killian Phillips tells The42 why fear and love are his driving forces as he aims to make his mark with Crystal Palace.
Rangers were beaten at home by Bayer Leverkusen.
Shane O’Donoghue, Stephen Cole and Daragh Walsh talk about putting their lives on hold to pull on the green jersey.
Luis Suarez’s penalty shoot-out miss proved costly for the Celeste, who saw three goals ruled out during the 90 minutes.
Last year, 3,182 sex crimes were recorded by gardaí.
The Ireland out-half says it is frustrating when ‘you’re doing everything right but things just aren’t clicking’.
Miltown Malbay lost out by nine points on a day of learning in Limerick.
The New Zealand coach would not blame referee Nigel Owens or fly-half Beauden Barrett for the defeat to South Africa.
Henry Cavill said he’s afraid to flirt with women anymore in case he’s labelled ‘a rapist’.
Ireland’s assistant boss insists they will be ready for Wales despite several missing players.
The Ireland head coach says his squad must stay positive as they bid to bounce back.
Craig Fulton named his 16-man squad for the Olympics yesterday as the final countdown begins.
The Ireland scrum-half admits the video review sessions have been painful but insists the squad are desperate to end their season on a high.
Cathal Cregg says Roscommon need to learn from their lucky escape in New York and start producing acceptable performances.
It cost Celtic dearly too as they were subsequently eliminated on penalties by Valencia.
“We still had full belief that we could come back”
Jeremy Meeks’s mugshot went viral.
The back row explained his side’s decision to go for a fourth try rather than extend their 24-10 lead in the second half.
The Cork manager doesn’t think his side will be rusty come Sunday
The Rebels manager endured a tough day at the office yesterday in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
Management sent around a clever text before an intermediate and junior session last night.
Horan admits that it’s time for Mayo to pore over what went wrong against Derry.
Michael Swift feels his new second row partner Craig Clarke can make a long-term difference at the Sportsground.
The maximum fine for a first offence in the case of non-payment of a TV licence is €1,000.