Sunday 19 September, 2021
Sean Boyd struck twice in the closing minutes on a dramatic night in Ballybofey.
Raphinha had fired the visitors into the lead before the Frenchman struck to leave the final score 1-1.
The Gypsies were 4-0 winners over over their 10-man Leinster Senior League opposition.
Adam Griggs’ side have had a worrying start to their World Cup qualifying tournament in Italy.
Chloe Cashe hit 0-7 as the Yellowbellies saw off a resolute Armagh side.
New Zealand were determined not to be caught napping by Los Pumas as they were last year.
A feisty north-west derby at the Brandywell finished 2-2.
The Gypsies’ second-half comeback bid fell short.
Declan Kidney’s side ran out 47-14 winners in front of a crowd of 1,459.
Jim Crawford’s side were held in Dudelange this afternoon.
A superb team performance saw the Lake County run out 25-point winners over Wexford.
Reasons for dose wastage include cracked vials, errors in diluting vaccines, freezer malfunctions and more doses in a vial than people who want them.
Flora Tallinn advanced at the expense of the Irish side in the Europa Conference League this evening.
The report was based on 101 independent probes of incidents involving Tasers carried out between 2015 and 2020.
The Red Devils are now 27 games unbeaten away from home, but had to settle for a point at Southampton.
Stephen Bradley’s side were beaten 4-2 by Flora Tallinn
Padraig Power hit 1-5 as the Rebels saw off Galway.
The Green Machine enjoyed a facile win in Gniezno.
Town are 14 points adrift at the bottom of the table.
Croke Park hosted the TG4 All-Ireland semi-final showdown.
James Forrest wrapped up a 7-2 aggregate victory over Jablonec.
1,500 fans attended the game against Vitesse.
A Gaffney goal in either half ensured Stephen Bradley’s side made short work of Teuta in stifling heat.
First-half goals from Stefan Schwab and Diego Biseswar ultimately downed the Gypsies.
The report notes several cases of activists being asked to provide sex to police in exchange for the freedom of other detained sex workers.
Ange Postecoglou got his Celtic reign up and running in the Czech Republic.
The surprise Ligue 1 champions lifted the Champions Trophy after a 1-0 win.
The Rebels, 2020 All-Ireland finalists, were made fight all the way in this tense battle.
Rassie Erasmus’ men were dominant after the break to secure a deserved win.
The Green Army fell to a 2-0 loss.
The report, published today, found that the friend stayed in the unit “on more than one occasion”.
Elsewhere Monaghan defeated Cavan to preserve their senior status for 2022 and condemn their Ulster rivals to a relegation play-off
The Boks led 12-3 at the break but the tourists were outstanding in the second half.
Elsewhere today, Katie Murray hit 2-3 as Waterford booked a last-eight date with Cork.
The Rossies were 2-11 to 1-7 winners at MacHale Park.
Businesses expressed frustration in a report examining policing during the pandemic.
Liel Abada scored for the Hoops but Evander equalised and each team had a man sent off.
The board of the hospital said it retains confidence in its CEO Michael Cullen.
Tadhg Beirne also impressed as the tourists racked up a 49-3 victory.
The Limerick side beat UCD 2-1 at Markets Fields, while elsewhere, leaders Shelbourne saw off Athlone Town.
