Sunday 25 July, 2021
Second-row Romain Taofifenua, fly-half Matthieu Jalibert and flanker Dylan Cretin keep their places.
Cork City still trail Finn Harps by a point at the bottom of the League of Ireland Premier Division table, but they have a game in hand over tonight’s hosts.
Round two will be played on Saturday, with round three set to overlap into Sunday.
The Cats are unchanged from the drawn fixture between the counties two weeks ago.
Ireland will stay at the top of Group D with a win at the Aviva tomorrow night.
Johann van Graan’s men take on Castres this weekend in their final Pool 4 game in the Champions Cup.
The Martin O’Neill saga aside, it has been an uneventful few months for the Boys in Green.
LG previously said that he may own up to 2,000 tambourines. Plenty to go around.
Tea and biscuits all round.
David Herity brought Dublin to an All-Ireland semi-final this year to cap off a successful campaign.
“It was weird with the announcement at the start of pre-season but it in no way has it affected our rugby.”
Tyrone face Armagh in Croke Park on Saturday evening.
The powerful midfielder’s appeal fails to reduce his punishment.
The Boys in Green begin the year in 23rd.
After Ronan Finn joined Shamrock Rovers, it’s been confirmed that Dane Massey and Sean Gannon will stay for another season.
The Irish boxer has rejected claims she’s returning to Bray Boxing Club.
The Premier County will be in their first All-Ireland football semi-final in 81 years on Sunday.
Stephen Rochford has opted for the same team that earned a convincing nine-point win over Kildare.
An outcome neither Clare nor Waterford wanted has transpired.
A second yellow card for Bray left-back Curtis Murphy saw him dismissed on his debut.
Tipperary head to Nowlan Park after hammering Dublin last weekend.
They take on Donegal at Croke Park on Saturday evening.
David Breen comes in for Paul Browne.
A passerby raised the alarm.
It was another bad night for Roberto Martinez and Everton.
We also have 12 restaurants listed for the Michelin Bib Gourmand Awards.
Jimmy Barry-Murphy has placed his trust in the same 15 that defeated Limerick in the Munster final.
Although the personnel are the same, Conor Counihan has made a number of positional changes to his side.
Modest growth in the likes of Germany is offset by falls in other large countries like Italy; France is also perfectly flat.
France coach trusts the men who got him to the tournament decider as Les Bleus attempt to shock the All Blacks.
Despite reports, Wesley Sneijder has not agreed a deal to play for Manchester City (not a typo) next season, so say Sky Sports.
