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Sunday 25 October 2020
Claudio Pizarro was left on the bench by Florian Kohfeldt for his final match.
Colm Boyle was replaced at half-time in their defeat to Dublin.
Déise ladies football stalwart Michelle Ryan has announced her inter-county retirement.
Brian ‘Bruno’ McCormack lifted his 16th Laois senior crown with Portlaoise while Garrycastle’s Dessie Dolan won his eighth Westmeath SFC medal.
The 36-year-old is heading to Fiorentina after leaving Bayern Munich.
Gary Cahill has joined the Premier League side after departing Chelsea earlier this summer.
Eoghan O’Donnell hailed the impact of his 36-year-old team-mate.
Darren Mulhearne will make his first start for the Deise.
Burnley have also announced the departure of Sam Vokes to Stoke.
Rhode ace Niall McNamee has returned to the Offaly set-up.
The Frenchman’s double against Eintracht Frankfurt helped Bayern back up to second.
The 36-year-old made a surprise return to the county side this year.
Andy Moran will extend his inter-county career into a 17th campaign.
33-year-old Andreas Granqvist says there is truth to the rumours he is wanted by the Premier League club.
Lyndsey Davey recently collected her third All-Ireland medal.
“Pep said hello to me and I said thank you for all you’ve done for this team,” Vera told the BBC.
There are three managers at the tournament who are younger than Essam El Hadary.
Andy Moran explains his positive mindset and describes how becoming a father helped him on the football field.
Dundalk goalkeeper Gary Rogers made his 500th League of Ireland appearance during Friday night’s late win against Waterford.
Derek McGrath has named a much-changed Deise team to face the Banner.
Paddy Gumley was withdrawn in the opening half of their semi-final win over Slaughtneil.
The Australian will leave La Rochelle at the end of the current campaign.
The 40-year-old was recognised with the award on Saturday night ahead Sunday’s clash with the Philadelphia Eagles.
‘I’ve been extremely lucky to fulfill a lot of my childhood dreams and it is truly with a heavy heart that I call it a day.’
The 35-year-old former Porto and Zenit St Petersburg man is compatriot Pedro Caixinha’s first signing.
The former Austrian international has made the decision to end his professional career.
Mulligan started a challenge game for the Exiles last weekend against Waterford.
The former Manchester United and Chelsea midfielder took a loss in his return to the pitch two years after hanging up his boots.
The 33-year-old Ulster wing is back on Ireland’s bench for the clash with Wales.
President-elect Trump said his “thoughts and prayers” were with the victims.
Paddy Gallagher lost his leg in Afghanistan after he was blown up by an IED
Quinn scored 1-2 as the Dublin champions sealed a seven-point win in Longford.
O’Loughlin Gaels are into their third Leinster final since 2002.
31-year-old defender Gavin Peers has signed for St Patrick’s Athletic.
Roy Carroll is likely to make his bow for Linfield in this evening’s qualifier at Windsor Park.
He’s 40 years of age and wearing Penneys joggers…what a hero.
The iconic Roma player has had a tense relationship with coach Luciano Spalletti in recent times.
It was feared only four people would be there.
The 98 year old dedicated the award to all the Irish soldiers who fought in the war, saying they remain in his memory to this day.
Connacht tighthead Nathan White made his Ireland debut against Scotland yesterday.
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Richard Nairns details some of what he discovered when he moved to Ned’s Wood in Co Wicklow.
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