Tuesday 28 September, 2021
Steven Gerrard’s side were beaten 2-1 at Ibrox.
This year’s exams kick off tomorrow.
The Holywood man slumped to a comprehensive 6&5 defeat.
Ireland’s Sam Bennett finishes second in points classification after his two stage wins.
The French defender had a night to forget.
The Gunners boss desperately needed a positive result after coming under pressure for a run of four straight defeats.
Darragh Lenihan returned to action against Portsmouth last night.
NIGHTMARE. Damn you, grey tracksuit bottoms.
Daly also said the judge reviewing allegations about an orchestrated smear campaign has not made contact with the whistleblowers involved.
Passengers finally departed for Malaga at 5.30pm this afternoon.
It isn’t all milk and honey.
Both players picked up what looked like serious injuries.
“I’ve always depended on the kindness of strangers…”
Yes, really. And seagulls are getting ‘drunk’ eating them.
Not fun for some – but it did provide some great views for others.
“No words from me or anybody else can ease their pain.”
HOW did he miss this?
There’s an exciting final day in store but there won’t be any Irish players in contention.
Frieburg’s Pavel Krmas managed to get his club relegated with a bizarre own goal….in his last ever game.
The Australian franchise’s season took another turn for the worse.
The party is in dispute with TV3 producers over the exclusion of election candidates from the debate panels.
The most intense man alive.
So THAT’S how you use the machine.
The Auckland back row made up for his error by scoring a try later in the clash against Tasman.
Safe to say Paulao has had better games.
Maximilian Hofmann was sent off for giving away a penalty in the FIRST MINUTE. Oh dear.
Done your big toilet only to realise there’s no toilet paper? CHECK.
When you see it, you’ll know why Parker is holding his head in his hands.
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Aidan O’Brien’s Camelot remains in contention following Tuesday’s declaration stage for the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp.
Munster full-back Felix Jones discovered on Sunday that the ankle injury he sustained against France will keep him out of the World Cup.
