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Tuesday 24 May 2022
Good news for the Aussies ahead of the World Cup.
The party’s deputy leader has hit out at attempts to “smear this proud Republican Party and our leader”.
It is understood that Manchester City have tabled a £45 million bid for the Belgium international.
It’s been a busy day for League of Ireland transfers.
Mick O’Dowd’s job with the Royals looks safe.
The Real Madrid boss wants to keep the defender at the Bernabeu.
Daryl Murphy has penned a new two-year deal at Portman Road.
The former Chelsea boss has agreed a three-year deal with the Foxes.
The club’s captain is to remain at Villa Park and that means disappointment for Manchester City.
… but there’s an October deadline to come up with other philanthropic alternatives to keep the paintings is Ireland.
The Chilean is set to survive the club hierarchy’s end-of-season review.
The 25-year-old wing/centre has agreed to a two-year extension of his ARU deal.
Don’t expect to see the five-time World Champion boxer challenging Ronda Rousey in the Octagon.
The 21 year-old former Rebel player is sticking with the province.
“I have never had any intention of leaving,” Messi says after bagging a goal and two assists against Atletico.
The 21-year-old Ireland centre admits recent transfer talk has been ‘a small’ bit annoying for him.
Pat Lam says that keeping local players involved in Connacht is an inspiration for the next generation.
The PFAI Player of the Year met with the former Sligo Rovers manager but politely declined his offer.
The James Stephens man will take charge for a 17th year.
The Irish Water boss John Tierney has met with Environment Minister Alan Kelly this afternoon.
The 2013 Ulster winning boss is staying on.
The centre-back has started just three of his side’s La Liga games this season but insists he is happy and wants to see out his career at Camp Nou.
The 27-year-old Chilean appears likely to remain with his Serie A club this season.
Micheál Martin said the claims are “unfounded” and the government needs to “stop digging”.
The Ireland boss is pleased that his assistant is sticking around but hopes to “get on with things now”.
The Liverpool youngster previously ruled himself out of contention for international selection.
There had been some speculation that today’s show on Lyric FM would be his last – but the veteran broadcaster says he will be back in the autumn.
They are looking for a submission on the nightclub disaster from the Taoiseach.
Midi Olympique is claiming, however, that Leigh Halfpenny has signed up with the European champions.
The Argentinean said it would not make sense for him to leave St Mary’s now.
The Chelsea boss wants the Spanish international to stay put at Stamford Bridge.
The Nenagh native will be charging into rucks in a red shirt until the summer of 2017 at least.
Relax Lilywhite GAA fans, Paddy Brophy will be in action for your side in 2014.
Long bagged a brace for West Brom against Aston Villa last night.
The English midfield player is now set to stay at the club until 2015.
Goalkeeper Paul Durcan reckons players may have considered their future if the All-Ireland winning boss had departed.
Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint-Germain are widely reported to be preparing a big-money bid for the 27-year-old.
Ashley Young, meanwhile, has been ruled out for the season with an ankle injury.
The Premiership champion has poured cold water on the possibility of him taking over from Declan Kidney this summer.
THE 27TH WINNER of the Dublin Literary Award will be announced this afternoon by Lord Mayor Alison Gilliland.
The shortlist of six books includes two novels in translation and features authors from France, Ireland, Alderville First Nation; Canada, New Zealand and Nigeria.
The winner of the award will receive €100,000, making it the world’s most valuable annual prize for a single work of fiction published in English.
With this in mind, we’re asking: How often do you read a book?
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