Friday 15 January, 2021
It was comfortable in the end for Davy Fitzgerald’s men.
Michael Donoghue had been widely tipped to succeed Anthony Cunnigham and is expected to be ratified tonight.
Clare’s former Hurler of the Year is excited by the arrival of Donal Óg Cusack as coach.
The Liverpool boss has outlined his hopes as he prepares for his first game in charge against Tottenham.
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New Sligo Rovers boss Micky Adams says moving to Ireland was a ‘no-brainer’.
The English striker was announced as the Candystripes’ latest signing today.
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The Italian has been named as Jens Keller’s replacement at the Bundesliga side.
The 13 new appointees to the board will all serve in a voluntary, unpaid capacity.
The 22-year-old has penned a three-year deal at Ewood Park.
‘Everything in Munster is about being competitive’, says the legendary number eight.
The Dutchman took questions from the media at Old Trafford from 3pm today.
It’s hoped progress can be made ahead of the peak of the marching season next month.
The works are expected to take two years to complete.
The Dublin forward is hopeful of returning for the beginning of the Allianz Football League campaign.
The world number claims to have solved the issues he had both on and off the course in 2013.
The former PFAI Player of the Year has left Shamrock Rovers to join Ottawa Fury.
The former Ireland number one had a good day at his new, Riverside office.
Ireland will be presented with a new manager later today but can he hit the ground running?
If successful in their application, home games will be played at Terryland Park next year.
The new Leinster coach hints that the young Irish number 10 may not have the shirt all to himself this season.
Dubs manager Jim Gavin has made 11 changes from the side that were beaten in the All-Ireland semi-final.
Joe Schmidt can count almost 20 names unavailable for selection in this Saturday’s opener against Llanelli. Does he look worried?
‘At last a number of people dare to attack Blatter,’ says the Bayern president.
The 21-year-Ireland defender has joined Bristol City for an undisclosed fee.
The Villans endured a miserable 2011-12 campaign under Alex McLeish, narrowly retaining their Premier League status with a 16th-placed finish.
The former U21 manager takes the reigns of the senior footballers with Anthony Forde as his second-in-command.
The Candystripes manager has backed his squad to perform in the Airtricity League and says talent-spotters will be keeping a keen eye on the Brandywell this season.
The former Shamrock Rovers manager was unveiled at Windsor Park today and has pledged to do everything in his power to bring in additional players.
