Saturday 24 September, 2022
Playwright Dylan Coburn Gray outlines the reasons why he wrote his new play, opening at the Fringe.
From The42
It was a seismic night in the race for automatic promotion and Colin Healy’s quest was helped by Bray Wanderers beating Galway United.
It was a brave effort from the league’s third-placed team who remain eight points adrift of the Hoops.
The Cork star was ‘a colossus’ off the bench in the semi-final after a last-gasp appeal was successful.
Richie Murphy’s side squeezed past England in a thrilling encounter in Verona.
The Chinese driver was removed from his car and taken away on a stretcher, with the FIA and Alfa Romeo confirming he was conscious.
Damian Willemse kicked an added-time penalty goal.
They advance to play Derry in the last four.
The Ferrari driver, born and raised on Monte Carlo’s famous streets, held his nerve to deliver an almighty lap under pressure.
Jesse Marsch’s side beat Brentford 2-1 with Jack Harrison smashing home a 94th-minute winner following Raphinha’s opener.
Patrick Roberts grabbed the late goal to ensure a 2-1 aggregate win over Sheffield Wednesday.
Bristol Rovers beat Scunthorpe 7-0 to go up on goals scored.
It was a cruel ending for Munster following a stunning clash at the Aviva Stadium.
90 minutes of action could not separate Clare or Limerick, so for the first time in the Munster SFC, penalties determined the winner.
The Light Blues won 2-1 after extra time to set up a meeting with Hearts in the final.
Galway let a six-point lead slip in the final few minutes of the game.
Aaron Greene proved the match-winner for the Hoops.
It was edge-of-the-seat stuff at times as the English scrum dominated Ireland’s pack.
UL will now meet NUI Galway in Saturday’s final.
Harry Ruddle’s late goal saw Ballygunner defeat Ballyhale Shamrocks.
The world number one’s deportation from Australia prevented a tilt at a record 21st Grand Slam title.
The Rams were 2-0 down with four minutes remaining before Colin Kazim-Richards and Curtis Davies scored to seal a share of the spoils.
A stunning James Maddison goal was among the highlights of a lively encounter.
It came right down to the wire at the Abu Dhabi GP.
Elsewhere, Arsenal comfortably beat Southampton.
Washington’s Kendall Fuller picked a pass from Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson in the final three minutes of the game.
Gin On Lime overcame a slip after the second last fence to capture the SSS Super Alloys Novices’ Chase.
The draw means Roma keep the record for the most wins from the start of a Serie A season.
Late goals from Sean Boyd and Karl O’Sullivan stole victory from Sligo Rovers.
Simon Kuper on documenting Barcelona’s successes and struggles.
Government has said it will follow through with its commitments to provide a comprehensive plan for the sector.
The SA Rugby director of rugby has picked apart Nic Berry’s performance in the first Test.
Noah Lolesio kicked a late winning penalty for Dave Rennie’s side.
Páirc Uí Chaoimh hosted tonight’s game.
Marc Walsh came off the bench to give 155 delighted Brandywell supporters plenty to cheer about.
Ulster defeated Edinburgh 34-31 in their final Rainbow Cup game of the season.
Scotland won 27-23 at the Stade de France while Wales become Six Nations champions. Ireland finish third.
It was JP McManus’s first winner of the week.
Andy Farrell’s side gave up a 14-point lead in the final quarter but got out of jail.
Johnny Sexton and Andy Farrell stressed that Billy Burns didn’t cost Ireland the game in Cardiff.
