Thursday 29 July, 2021
It’s a big day for Luke Fitzgerald and Gordon D’Arcy as the eastern province tries to keep the winning rhythm going.
The reigning National road race and time trial champion was 48 hundredths of a second behind the winner.
The St Michael’s Athy lightweight defeated Georgia’s Otar Eranosyan in a unanimous decision.
Lawyers argued that the tobacco company was negligent in informing consumers of the dangers of smoking.
Despite reports that the iconic Poolbeg chimneys are to be demolished, ESB state that the process is still in the deliberation stage.
Under the ruling, gardaí can be members of trade unions.
The second row enjoyed a proud moment during last night’s victory over Zebre.
The second row is in line to make his 241st appearance for the province this weekend.
The Ulster hooker says his side are up against a ‘ruthless’ Leicester team tomorrow.
“The best thing is to say he doesn’t play like he’s 40 and he doesn’t look like he’s 40,” David Moyes said recently.
The station – second only to Grand Central in New York – was razed to the ground in 1963.
Sure, what’s another 13 years – especially if it turns out this breathtakingly beautiful.
Chief Justice Susan Denham said the circumstances were “very tragic” but that there was no Constitutional ‘right to die’.
Margaret Madden today received over €720,000 in damages in relation to the shooting dead of her husband Terence in 1999.
Real Madrid secured a comprehensive 3-0 win, with their star attacker hitting a brace.
