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Liverpool were warned over possible winter break clash - FA
Manager Jurgen Klopp said neither he nor his first-team stars would be present for their replay at home to Shrewsbury.
Talks continue in Limerick FC dispute with FAI
Earlier this week the club commenced proceedings against the association.
Supplier in contract row with Coast Guard threatens to hold equipment at 'secure location' until paid
The company said it has been accused by the Coast Guard of overcharging on a contract – an accusation it rejects.
Care workers secure win after Labour Court recommends they can wear football jerseys to work
The issue went to the Labour Court after a resolution couldn’t be reached at the WRC.
Clubs reject claim that motion of confidence in Mayo executive was 'passed by all delegates'
No media were permitted to attend last night’s county board meeting.
Leo Varadkar on beef protests: 'We need to see the task force do its job'
Farmers began protesting outside the Dept. of Agriculture claiming the meat industry has not held up its end of the bargain
Scottish Rugby Union hopes for a 'fair hearing' after misconduct charge
The SRU has questioned whether it is ‘appropriate’ for World Rugby to charge them.
South Africa's Erasmus defuses 'bomb squad' row
The coach insisted he would never tolerate racism within his squad.
'The situation has got real messy, real quick' - AFLW's future hangs in balance amid dispute
Eighteen Irishwomen are currently on lists for the 2020 season.
Cardiff City ordered to pay €6m transfer fee to Nantes for plane crash victim Sala
Fifa stepped in after the two clubs failed to agree a settling payment for the Argentine striker, who died tragically in January.
Lawyers for Neymar, Barca lock horns in multi-million contract spat
The hearing opened in the early afternoon, but the star striker was not present.
Speed camera van operators to strike next week in dispute over working conditions
Workers claim they are working in dangerous conditions and confined to speed vans for several hours.
Hundreds of school secretaries begin strike action this morning
Secretaries are calling for better pay and conditions from the Department of Education.
Farmers continue to protest at meat factories despite voting to stand down blockades
Farmers are continuing to protest despite votes to stand down the blockades.
'Groundless, inappropriate and unnecessary' - Bulgarian Football Union hits back at Southgate
The manager said England’s players are already preparing for racist abuse in Sofia.
Rugby star Israel Folau claims anti-gay sacking a 'restraint of trade'
The devoutly Christian fullback launched action against the governing body and NSW Rugby this month.
Folau's unfair dismissal case against Rugby Australia set for February trial
A Federal Circuit Court judge encouraged both parties to settle the dispute out of court.
DUP calls for pictures of Queen Elizabeth to be reinstated in Stormont following reports they were removed
The DUP said it has raised the issue with Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Coveney says Ireland won't change its Rockall fishing policy 'on the back of a threat' from Scotland
Coveney said that it was important to “take the heat” out of the discussion around the disputed island.
SocDems' Ellie Kisyombe criticises party leadership for 'disrupting' her campaign
Party co-leader Róisín Shortall described the issue as “water under the bridge”.
David Beckham in legal battle with Serie A giants over MLS club name
The United legend has been trying to get his American franchise up and running for years, and has now hit another stumbling block.
Adrien Rabiot 'held hostage' by PSG, claims mother
The French international has been in conflict with the club as he wants to leave.
Nantes make formal complaint to Fifa as Cardiff miss first Sala payment
The clubs are wrangling over payment of the transfer fee following the tragic death of the striker last month.
Emiliano Sala tragedy sparks unsavoury legal wrangle
The late footballer was buried at the age of 28 in the Argentine village of Progreso on Saturday.
What's going on with Jeff Bezos, a tabloid magazine, Donald Trump and alleged blackmail?
A heated dispute is ongoing in the US involving some very high profile figures.
Solari hits back at Guardiola: Real Madrid are the best team of the decade, the century and in history
The Man City boss had claimed that Barcelona, Juventus and Bayern Munich were the best teams of the past 10 years – omitting the European champions.
UK aviation authority takes Ryanair to court over compensation claims
The CAA said that it was taking enforcement action against the budget airline after Ryanair’s decision not to compensate the customers who had flights cancelled.
Why Ada Hegerberg, the first-ever female Ballon d'Or winner, could be set to boycott the 2019 World Cup
Last night was just the latest accolade for an individual who seemed destined for greatness from the outset.
'I can't understand why this is happening, but it's not in my character to sit by and say nothing'
Caradh O’Donovan, Nicole Perry and Paul Brennan tell The42 about their frustration with the row undermining Irish karate stars’ Olympic dreams.
ICTU says it has 'no role or function' in workers' calls to be released from ESB union
ICTU now says that only union members can make a complaint. However, it is the fact ESB workers are no longer union members that is in dispute.
Ferry worker who lost 'sense of pride' after 40 years in industry awarded €80k in discrimination case
Awarding any less than €80,000 “would not operate as an adequate deterrent”, an adjudicator ruled.
Woman bullied and accused of doing 'crap job of running' property company awarded €12,500
The WRC heard how the woman was harassed by the company’s clients following the economic downturn.
Mo Salah is concerned for his 'well-being whilst with the national team'
The Liverpool star and the Egyptian Football Association have previously been at loggerheads due to a disagreement over image rights.
Employer who sacked worker after secretly filming him siphoning off diesel 'behaved reasonably'
The worker had complained that the covert surveillance breached his privacy.
Worker who 'feared for her life' with psychiatric patient awarded €2.5k over delay in handling complaint
The general operative felt that her grievances weren’t listened to by management.
Starbucks has lost its third planning battle over an 'unauthorised' café in Cork
The dispute in relation to the Patrick Street outlet has spanned several years.
Brendan Rodgers won't walk away from Celtic despite transfer rift
The ex-Liverpool boss quashed suggestions he could walk away from the Scottish champions due to disagreements with the club’s board.
Second 24-hour strike by Ryanair pilots under way
Some 100 Ryanair pilots have stopped work today in a dispute over rostering, leave and other working arrangements.
Irish Countrywomen's Association had 'tainted and flawed' advice in ballot papers dispute, court hears
A member claims that votes were not counted for election to the association’s national executive.
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Inter to sue La Liga boss over Modric comments
In a media rant Tebas criticised clubs such as Inter, Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City.
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