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Wednesday 28 October 2020
The Dublin star announced his retirement from inter-county football last night.
Sean Brennan is hanging up his boots.
Leighton Baines has confirmed he is hanging up his boots.
The prolific UCD wing will move to the US to continue his education.
Jeremy Mathieu is hanging up his boots.
Baneham found that McGrath’s role with Focus Ireland “was ended through unlawful and less favourable treatment because of his age”.
The popular broadcaster will present his final Today With Sean O’Rourke show on RTÉ Radio One today.
Eoin Griffin retired from rugby last year at the age of 28, after playing for Connacht over 100 times.
The army has been charged with helping to disinfect retirement homes in Spain.
Cork legend Tony Davis talks to The42 after his retirement last week.
‘It’s almost like a really bad break-up because it’s the only thing I’ve known all my life.’
In the first part of our series, Irish Olympian Ciarán Ó Lionáird discusses life after high-level sport.
Former Ireland and Ulster lock Dan Tuohy has been forced to retire from rugby.
Finance expert Dr James Stewart told TheJournal.ie that pensions age issue had become “a bit of a mess”.
Former Limerick player Sean Russell on coming to terms with the premature end to his football career.
Ex-Waterford captain Fergal Hartley hails the recently-retired Philip Mahony.
Ezequiel Lavezzi is hanging up his boots after spending the final seasons of his career with Hebei China Fortune.
The 42-year-old boxer has announced that he will be back in action next year.
The Belfast native confirmed his retirement in a statement on Friday evening.
Seven-time All-Ireland winner calls it a day with the Dubs.
‘I end my career in the knowledge that I have given it my all to drive Armagh football forward,’ the two-time Ulster champion signed off.
Research has also revealed workers between the age of 55 and 64 are almost twice as likely than younger workers to experience a workplace fatality.
The former Galway star called time on his hurling career at the weekend.
The 38-year-old enjoyed a prolific career with clubs including Barcelona, Inter Milan and Chelsea.
The midfielder thanked his family for helping ‘a young boy live out his dreams’ as a knee injury caught up with him.
‘He played it the way it should be played.’
Deasy was the government envoy to Washington DC.
Eoin O’Malley was forced to retire at 25 but has made a success of life post-rugby.
Injuries forced Jessie Barr to cut short her athletics career, but the Waterford native is looking forward to the next chapter in her role as a Sports Psychologist.
The whales, Little White and Little Grey, were sold to Changfeng Ocean World aquarium some 10 years ago.
Despite only boxing twice since losses to Gennady Golovkin and Errol Spence Jr, Kell Brook insists he is not ready to retire.
The five-time Olympian on retirement and his children’s sporting careers.
Robbie Keane says going into coaching with Ireland has helped him come to terms with his retirement.
Munster wing Ronan O’Mahony was forced to retire from rugby after suffering severe injury.
With six All-Irelands, 10 Leinster titles, five National Leagues and four consecutive All-Stars, Paul Flynn is set to be remembered as one of Dublin’s all-time greats.
After losing five Champions Cup finals, Benjamin Kayser signs off with a Challenge Cup win.
The defender was dismissed early on as Dundee FC suffered a 3-2 defeat to St Mirren.
The 35-year-old, a four-time African Footballer of the Year, will move into coaching, according to his agent.
The Association of Garda Superintendents said its members have been at the fore in reform and want to be part of the modernisation of the force.
Betway brand ambassador Katie Walsh reflects on her brother’s incredible career in the saddle after his announcement at Punchestown this week.
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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