Monday 25 January, 2021
Collingwood’s Irish duo, Sarah Rowe and Aishling Sheridan, are gearing up for another big season in Australia.
International students have been faced with the choice of travelling home for Christmas or staying in Ireland far from their families.
Tipperary and now-West Coast Eagles star Aisling McCarthy is currently focusing on work and Gaelic football.
Sinéad Goldrick has been offered a second year at Melbourne – the question is whether she will go again.
The Ireland manager also provided an update on her work on the development of women’s football on these shores.
Unwin played Jesse McGregor in the Australian soap.
She was best known for playing Morag Bellingham.
Leinster GAA today confirmed the quarter-final venues for later this month.
Jessica Falkholt’s sister and parents were killed in the St Stephen’s Day crash.
The Australian soap has become a must-watch in many households. But what has given this Aussie rollercoaster such a warm place in Irish hearts? Emer McLysaght investigates ahead of the show’s 30th birthday tomorrow.
Jessica Falkholt’s sister and parents were also killed in the crash.
They were with you every day after school.
‘It’s huge, it’s a lot to give up to head away to France or England or wherever it is.’
The soap star sent congratulations to the SSE Airtricity League winners.
Robert Sheehan, that you?
The former Tipperary manager believes the home and away fixtures will provide huge enjoyment for fans.
Last year, nearly 4,000 Irish people became citizens.
St Brigid’s and Corofin will play in Leitirm, despite it being a ‘home’ game for the Roscommon club.
“Galway are getting a raw deal,” says John McIntyre.
From a low springtime sun over a Clare village, to burnished sandscapes MUCH further afield…
The hybrid game won’t take place this year but a two-game series agreed for Australia in 2017.
Tim Tams, Shapes and Koalas, coming your way.
It’s not like Campo to have a strong opinion.
Kyrgios hit back at Dawn Fraser after the swimming legend’s viral TV tirade.
Those sentiments were echoed by the GAA President.
It’s a collision of Ireland’s two favourite things!
You know we belong together, Alf.
Hold me in your arms, don’t let me go, I want to stayyyy forever…
Stone the flamin’ crows!
Tuam Stars players have travelled home to remember a deceased clubmate.
Andrew Morley, who plays Spencer on the Aussie soap, dropped by the Traffic Corps in Dublin. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The TV actor was at the Sportsground to meet the province’s players.
The three trades have been added to Australia’s skilled professions list.
THAT’S WHEN GOOD NEIGHBOUUUUURS BECOME GOOOOOD FRIIIIEEEEEEENDS.
