Sunday 24 January, 2021
The 2017 Footballer of the Year takes charge of his native Ballaghaderreen.
Tries from Ireland prop Tom O’Toole and winger Robert Baloucoune sent Ulster ten points clear of the Cheetahs.
The Liverpool manager is hopeful that the “power” of the home stadium will get them over the line in the second leg of the Champions League tie.
Adam Griggs has shown his hand ahead of Sunday’s showdown with Scotland at Energia Park.
Ronan McCarthy was glad to get a home win on Saturday night against Offaly.
Peter O’Mahony says the English club are ‘the standard setters’ of the Heineken Champions Cup.
It was suggested that his unusual living situation contributed to his unhappiness at Old Trafford, the new Spurs boss strongly disagrees.
Colin O’Brien’s side were 6-0 winners over Andorra at Turner’s Cross.
The Connacht 9 was reportedly a target of Saracens last week, but their salary cap sanction will force a re-think of all their recruitment.
Caoilin Blade starred in an unhappy return to the Sportsground for former Connacht fans’ favourite Ian Keatley.
The Ireland flanker is determined to enjoy the experience of being on tour with Ireland.
LIT Gaelic Grounds will host the final on 30 June.
Goncalo Guedes scored in the second half at the Estadio do Dragao to see off the Dutch challenge.
Lucas Moura helped himself to a hat-trick as Mauricio Pochettino’s side won again at their new stadium.
The defeat of Donegal’s Congress motion was debated last night.
The Wisconsin native will lead the charge at Whistling Straits in 2020.
There’s still uncertainty where Waterford’s home games will be played this summer.
Last year’s league finalists launch their Division 1 campaign at home to Cavan this Sunday.
Ferrari driver beats Juan-Pablo Montoya’s record which has stood since 2004.
The Leesiders are set for a Europa League tie against the losers of the meeting of Celtic and Rosenborg.
Tyrone will welcome Dublin to Omagh on the weekend of 21-22 July.
The teams are scheduled to meet at GAA headquarters in the new Super 8s format a week on Saturday.
Gavin Moynihan has endured a difficult start to life on the European Tour, but is hoping to find a spark at this week’s Irish Open at Ballyliffin.
The game looks set to take place on Saturday night in St Conleth’s Park.
The defending Premier Division champions strolled past Bray Wanderers this evening at Turner’s Cross.
Having featured regularly in the Championship for the Cottagers, Dubliner Sean Kavanagh is getting his career back on track at Shamrock Rovers.
There was no shortage of drama at the RSC as the Blues moved up to second by defeating Cork City.
Colin Bell’s WNT ‘want to upset’ in their back-to-back crucial World Cup qualifiers at Tallaght Stadium.
Alan Reynolds’ side made it back-yo-back victories at The RSC.
Ronan O’Gara stresses that money shouldn’t be everything for a player, but there’s a fair chunk on offer for men like Peter O’Mahony to stay at home.
There has been plenty of speculation surrounding the 18-year-old’s future of late.
Christoph Metzelder believes the Liverpool coach’s man-management skills would translate incredibly well in Bavaria.
David Nucifora says ‘there was a lot of pressure’ from New Zealand in an effort to tempt Ireland’s head coach away last year.
Tadhg Beirne was impressive once again for the Scarlets last night against Leinster.
John Bracewell’s side host Bangladesh in Malahide on Friday.
O’Mahony says his side will embrace the challenge of re-integrating their international players this week.
Bohemians striker Dinny Corcoran is back to his best this season after a difficult period in his career.
Devin Toner says the squad are really looking forward to playing in front of the Ireland supporters again.
TOD, Cronin and O’Mahony all named to start Munster’s final pool game.
Leo Cullen and his players want to reward their supporters with another big European occasion in Dublin.
