Monday 17 May, 2021
Flares were let off by protestors inside the ground, where corner flags were held aloft and one supporter was seen throwing a tripod from the interview zone.
Meanwhile, EPCR confirmed that 24 teams will take part in next season’s Champions Cup.
Simon Zebo is returning to Munster this summer.
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Disgruntled Hoops supporters convened at Celtic Park once again.
West Ham will host this season’s first top-flight match with spectators present when they welcome Man United.
Limerick forward Tom Morrissey has called for the families of players to be allowed attend.
Up to 4,000 spectators will be allowed into grounds in low-risk areas.
Tournament organisers are considering all options amidst serious financial worries within the sport.
The northern province are the first to welcome supporters back since Covid-19 struck.
The 31-year-old has returned to Tottenham on a loan deal, having left them in 2013.
The government’s new ‘Living with Covid’ document allows for up to up to 200 spectators.
The announcement comes as part of the Government’s ‘Living with Covid’ plan.
‘Stupid’, ‘anti-social’, ‘oblivious to the future’ – were some of the comments posted.
Some 5,000 racegoers had been due to attend the Glorious Goodwood Festival on Saturday.
The supporters at Eden Park could eavesdrop on the chat between the referee and his TMO.
Referee’s boss Mike Riley has accepted that improvements are needed.
The England boss said all the pressure is on New Zealand ahead of Saturday’s World Cup semi-final.
Having grown increasingly disillusioned, Gunners supporters say they want action from American businessman Stan Kroenke.
The Copa America hosts were hit with a $15,000 fine from South American football bosses.
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A travel company has also chartered a flight for the occasion from Dublin to Madrid.
Callum Robinson acknowledges Ireland gave the supporters little to cheer about on Thursday night.
AGI reported that around 15 CSKA fans had been hurt, two of them seriously.
The 76-year-old icon, beloved by millions around the world, died of cancer on 16 August.
Jorge Sampaoli’s side saw their World Cup hopes suffer a blow amid a loss to Croatia.
Last week’s first leg tie was marred by an attack on Meath man Sean Cox.
The southern province will have the greater support for tomorrow’s semi-final against Racing 92.
“If they are capable of beating the security, stay quiet and take off the green jersey,” a DBU official added.
The Egyptian club are getting ready for this weekend’s African Champions League final.
One of the Russian organisers for the 2018 finals believes negative media coverage has been unwarranted.
Skellig islands are expected to get an additional 150 visitors a day due to a boost in number of licensed boats.
Shamrock Rovers boss Stephen Bradley knows they will need more results like last night’s in order to bring in large attendances every week.
There has been outrage in the football community and media over the explicit banner of a man resembling Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold performing oral sex.
Last night was another unforgettable occasion in the Limerick stadium.
Home fans threw objects in the direction of Barcelona players as they were celebrating.
However, John Feehan says it could only be a matter of weeks.
Around 40 people were arrested after clashes with police during the final last night.
Henley has previously urged fans to enjoy the concert “with their eyeballs, rather than through a viewfinder”.
