Saturday 24 July, 2021
Recognition in Australia for the 35-year-old Dubliner.
Memories from European Championships when we didn’t have to settle for being onlookers.
The striker ended his A-League goal drought in emphatic fashion today for Perth Glory.
Andy Keogh’s Perth Glory overcame Newcastle Jets.
Forty years ago, during the golden age of football in Limerick, the reigning FA Cup holders came to town.
Following stints in Saudi Arabia and India, the 34-year-old Dubliner is back at Perth Glory.
He ruled with an iron fist – but the players loved his mischievous wit and winning mentality..
Andrew Thompson won nine All-Ireland League titles during his playing days with Shannon RFC.
Tommy Bowe, Stephen Ferris and Nick Popplewell retrace their steps and tell Andy Farrell what you need to do to beat England on their home patch.
Former Wexford hurler Michael Jacob recalls his county’s last senior provincial title in 2004.
Westmeath legend John Keane reflects on his career and their famous Leinster title victory in 2004.
Terry Mancini, once of Watford, Arsenal and the Republic of Ireland, talks to The42 about his remarkable career.
It was a victory to remember for Ephie Fitzgerald’s side, who now face Galway in the league final.
The nine-time All-Ireland winner will feature in the first episode in the new series of Laochra Gael.
Gearoid McInerney added an All-Ireland intermediate club title to the Celtic Cross he won with Galway in 2017.
Clerys’ shutters came down for the final time on 12 June 2015 – and today a memorial was held for the store.
Jordan Larmour’s sublime solo try was among the highlights of a stunning Leinster performance in Dublin.
Munster’s Champions Cup semi-final opponents had an interesting era in the late 1980s.
Robert Sheehan, that you?
Conor McCormack believes the Premier Division leaders are on a par with the Hoops side he was once part of.
The revamped cinema is set to reopen by the summer.
AZ, who play Dundalk in the Europa League this week, experienced a day they will never forget on 19 April 2009.
It was the Dubliner’s second treble down under.
Ephie Fitzgerald saluted another superb triumph by the Cork ladies footballers.
“Let’s rock this stadium and give a performance that everybody goes home talking about ladies football.”
How many of Ireland’s 20-man squad can you remember and what are they doing now?
Darragh O’Donovan and Cian Lynch hit the late points that sealed victory against UL.
St Mary’s, Templenoe, Hollymount-Carramore and Ardnaree all booked spots after today’s semi-final action.
The Sunday Game pundit has called on the players’ body to focus on a fixtures plan.
Keaveney was famously coaxed out of inter-county retirement by Heffernan, who changed GAA in the capital forever.
After being dramatically reinstated last month, Cavan have won the All-Ireland U14 Ladies title.
Mourneabbey square off against Termon in Sunday’s senior decider.
The good times keep rolling for the Clare club.
The Leinster stars, who played on the same team as schools’ level, are set to retire from rugby.
The Clare champions advance to face Dr Crokes in the Munster final.
Victory arrived against Sarsfields in today’s decider at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
Clare are the All-Ireland hurling champions for the first time since 1997 after a classic final in Croke Park.
A Friday Flashback to get your weekend started…
There hasn’t been one bad report from last night’s Thomond Park gig.
And The Boss sent his best wishes to injured jockey JT McNamara.
