Sunday 1 August, 2021
Last year’s second goes one better for Mullins and Townend at Galway.
After a career that stretches back to his minor start in 2004, Joe Canning has called time on his Galway career.
The Déise came out on the right side of a memorable showdown in Thurles.
Galway have brought Cathal Sweeney into their starting XV for Sunday’s final in Croke Park.
The court was told the case could take three days if it goes to a full hearing.
Watch officers at the Irish Coast Guard’s marine rescue sub centre on Valentia Island in Kerry mounted a rescue operation shortly after midday.
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Armagh defeat Cavan by eight points; Mayo see off Monaghan by a single score and Galway win by five against Donegal.
18,000 fans will now be able to attend the match.
The man was seriously injured during the incident.
It will take place on RTÉ Radio 1.
Megan Glynn was the Tribe’s star turn, while Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh hit 2-7 for the Kingdom.
Bernard Ward was last seen in the College Road area on Wednesday.
Elsewhere tonight in Ulster, Donegal won their U20 football opener and Armagh senior ladies booked their provincial final spot.
Croke Park hosts tomorrow’s Leinster hurling semi-finals.
A man in his 20s has been arrested.
Barbara Walsh was last seen in a Gaeltacht area in Galway 36 years ago today.
Roscommon were also relegated to Division 2 this afternoon.
Galway trailed by six points at the break but won by five at the end.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to a serious road traffic collision that occurred on the N84.
Two people sustained serious injuries.
Pearse Stadium hosts the meeting of Galway and Waterford.
Aaron Byrne also scored a goal for Dublin in a four-point victory at Tuam Stadium.
Shane Walsh top-scored for the Tribesmen with seven points.
Semple Stadium hosted this afternoon’s game.
The team news ahead of this weekend’s Allianz Hurling League action, with Tipperary also ringing the changes.
Throw-in is 7.30pm tomorrow night.
Dr Jawad Zaman (33) has been living in Ireland since 2015.
Billy Clery and Dave Bell have departed the Tribeswomen, while Roma McLaughlin continues to impress Stateside.
The Limerick boss was holding little back in the aftermath of his side’s defeat.
Gardaí received the call shortly after 8am and have evacuated a number of people from their homes.
Shane O’Neill’s side are off to a flying start with a 5-34 to 1-16 win.
The game has been fixed for Saturday 26 June.
Cork County Council said it anticipates an increase in waste from day trips and staycations this summer.
The incident happened in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The crash occurred at 7am this morning.
The winners meet Leitrim in the semi-final, with Galway and Roscommon going head-to-head in the other.
Two men have been charged and will appear before Galway District Court this evening.
