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Saturday 31 October 2020
Leo Cullen’s side are the firm favourites as they look to secure a spot in the Pro14 final.
As Democrats rally against Trump, the race for Massachusetts’ Senate seat is also worth watching, Larry Donnelly writes.
Scrum-half Luke McGrath hopes his team can find their cohesion again quickly as rugby restarts.
New Zealand’s best players will face off on 29 August.
The Belfast native will take on the popular Liverpudlian at Cage Warriors 113 in London.
Adam Griggs’ side sit top of the Women’s Six Nations table after yesterday’s bonus-point win over Wales.
Mourneabbey defend their crown against Kilkerrin-Clonberne in Limerick tomorrow.
Padraig Pearses face four-in-a-row chasing Corofin in Sunday’s Connacht club SFC final.
Joe Schmidt’s side will take on the number one team in the world in Tokyo next Saturday.
The pair duelled it out at last month’s WGC Bridgestone Invitational in Tennessee, with the American emerging victorious.
Tyrone and Mayo lost out at the semi-final stage.
The deal should be done in the coming days though.
Last night, President Nicolas Maduro ordered the closure of all four bridges linking Tachira to Colombia.
A riveting Six Nations clash takes place this evening at Principality Stadium.
Ireland are keen to avoid looking towards the World Cup before a big game in Dublin on 2 February.
Later today, Atlanta United take on the Portland Timbers.
Leo Varadkar broke Dáil rules today by holding up a poster in the chamber.
May will meet with EU president Donald Tusk this evening before briefing her 27 European colleagues.
Leinster are brimming with respect for their fellow four-time champions.
Alan Kelly has thrown his leader down the gauntlet and called for a change of leadership.
Wilder and former champion Fury are expected to clash this winter.
There’s a place in the final at stake as last year’s champions face the Banner.
The last two champions of Super Rugby will meet in the semi-finals after the Crusaders made light work of the Sharks.
Theresa May has convened her Cabinet today in desperate bid to quell rebellion within her party.
Both squads are littered with senior players.
The Welsh region have focused on bringing far more physicality to bear this time around.
The debates come with just days left in the campaign.
The debates will take place over the coming weeks.
Ryan McMenamin’s St Macartan’s side face Carnacon in the All-Ireland club semi-final on Sunday.
Facing charges of rebellion following his region’s vote for independence, Catalonia’s ousted leader Carles Puigdemont has turned up in Brussels
“We did it out of weakness when actually, we have great strength.”
Spain has sought clarification on the suspended declaration by the Catalan leader.
Angry protesters rallied outside Catalan hotels where state security forces were lodged yesterday.
Jamie Barron and Kevin Moran have starred for Galway this summer.
It’s do or die for Tyrone and the all-conquering All-Ireland champs. Follow the big one live here.
The All-Ireland semi-final replay throws in at 3pm in Croke Park tomorrow.
Enda’s on the way out – here’s what happens now.
Two of the O’Sullivan sisters will miss Sunday’s league decider, while a decision is expected from Briege Corkery and Rena Buckley next week.
Mark McCall’s men overcame Glasgow in their quarter-final at Allianz Park this afternoon.
‘This is England, on the brink of a Grand Slam. Not them. Not here,’ writes Tommy Martin.
WE’RE JUST A day out from the spookiest night of the year.
Halloween will look a bit different this year, with no trick-or-treating advised.
Nonetheless, there are plenty of traditions that we can still continue from the safety of our own homes, one being pumpkin carving.
So, today we want to know: Have you carved a pumpkin for Halloween this year?
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Tracy Ward explains how burnout affects us – and what to do if we’re feeling it.
The goalposts – and polling analysis – have shifted since 2016, Noel Rock writes.
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