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Wednesday 28 October 2020
Leo Cullen and Stuart Lancaster will be self-critical in reviewing their side’s defeat to Saracens.
The world number three has tested negative for Covid-19 five times since leaving the Balkans.
Mark Wilson was on the fringes at Old Trafford and left under a cloud. Up until recently, he was still anxious about ever going back.
Ulster came out on top in the interpro showdown.
Saracens boss Mark McCall praised the visiting team’s defence at Allianz Park
The former Leinster captain feels the belief was sapped from Joe Schmidt’s squad in 2019.
Ireland believe they’re mentally in a better place to make history against the All Blacks on Saturday.
Ireland played into Japan’s hands in their shock 19-12 defeat to Japan.
The forward reflected on his side’s entertaining draw against the Asian outfit as ‘bittersweet’ and wants to see the mistakes corrected.
Leinster left Newcastle with a few regrets but feeling they had got close to Saracens.
Leinster opted to keep the ball in play at the end of the first half and conceded a try.
Dan McFarland’s side were brilliant but came up just short in Dublin on Saturday night.
Winning the four-in-a-row with Scotstown helped Rory Beggan recover from Monaghan’s All-Ireland semi-final exit to Tyrone.
A 15th major win proved elusive for Tiger Woods at Carnoustie.
Roger Federer lost out to Kevin Anderson in a five-set thriller at the quarter-final stage.
The Tipperary boss has explained the pre-planned media blackout and shared his regret.
Johann van Graan is content that Munster’s destiny is in their own hands ahead of next weekend.
According to CNN, he was Denis Cuspert, a notorious ex-rapper.
Johnny Sexton sees Leinster’s European season as one of progress.
Robinson said it was her “hardest decision” not to go for a second term as President.
Connacht captain John Muldoon will watch Toulouse’s trip with some regrets.
Alvarez’s decision to abandon gameplan left him at McGregor’s mercy.
After the surgeon told him it was all over, it took Power three months to make the news public.
The 30-year-old midfielder has been reflecting on a rivalry that Dublin have dominated in recent times.
Nani won four Premier League titles and the Champions League during his time with Manchester United.
Limerick boss under more pressure after 11-point defeat to Waterford.
The Taoiseach has been reflecting on nearly five years in office.
Tiger Woods opens up in an interview with Time magazine.
Padraic Maher says Tipp players were disappointed no to send Eamon O’Shea off in style.
The nagging question of ‘what if’ plays in many peoples’ heads.
Marc Ó Sé on his black card setback against Tyrone.
Wexford skipper Eoin Conroy admits that the Slaneysiders were unprepared for Limerick’s All-Ireland U21 hurling final onslaught.
What happens on holiday, stays on holiday. Except for tattoos.
What’s your biggest regret…?
The former West Ham and Feyenoord striker also revealed he had been in touch with Conor O’Shea at Harlequins.
The Green Party leader also talked climate change and why it’s important to stop shaming people.
The Ireland captain says he doesn’t want to have any regrets when he makes a decision about retirement.
“I was completely panicked.” – Jordi Mir offers an explanation.
After captaining Ireland to International Rules success last year, Michael Murphy tasted defeat in Perth on Saturday.
Lessons in customer service, eh?
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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