Thursday 23 September, 2021
After a couple of years on the fringes of Bournemouth’s first team, the 21-year-old Dubliner has emerged under Scott Parker with those closest tipping him for an Ireland call.
The 19-year-old midfielder, who is SSE Airtricity/Soccer Writers Ireland Player of the Month for July, has impressed both domestically and in Europe this season.
Irish Under 20 captain, Alex Kendellen, excelled on Saturday as Ireland began their Six Nations campaign with a big win over Scotland.
Andrew Omobamidele played all 90 minutes of a 7-0 hammering of Huddersfield.
The Manchester City manager continues to play down the chances of a £100million-plus signing this summer.
Luke Campbell was stopped for the first time as Ryan Garcia claimed the interim WBC lightweight title.
The outside centre scored an excellent try in last weekend’s Pro14 final against Leinster.
The 22-year-old Mayo man made his Ireland debut earlier this year against Scotland.
Irish middle distance star Nadia Power has enjoyed a meteoric rise, and feels the only way is up from here.
Leinster 20-year-old Judy Bobbett made her Six Nations debut in the Ireland second row on Sunday.
Borussia Dortmund ran riot against Augsburg on Saturday to go top of Bundesliga.
Georgia Drummy had an excellent week in Portugal.
Multiple Irish record holder Darragh Greene has welcomed the growth of swimming in Ireland over the past five years.
Michael Obafemi on becoming Southampton’s youngest ever Premier League goalscorer and making his Ireland debut.
Last year the French star became only the second teenager to score in a World Cup final after Pele.
Colin O’Brien reflects on the rapid progression of Ireland U16 Player of the Year Troy Parrott.
FAI U19 Player of the Year Niamh Farrelly has had a remarkable rise through the ranks.
The Carlow-sprinter will represent Ireland at senior level for the first time today in Glasgow.
The woman responsible for some serious bangers.
After a stunning breakthrough year in 2018, Patience Jumbo-Gula is one of Ireland’s most exciting young track and field athletes.
‘It’s a remarkable achievement,’ says Ulster young gun Michael Lowry.
The 20-year-old has pledged his future to his boyhood club.
The pair are joined by three other actors in the nominations: Cynthia Erivo, Lakeith Stanfield and Letita Wright.
Jadon Sancho scored his sixth Bundesliga goal of the season as Borussia Dortmund saw off Schalke.
After being dropped from the Limerick panel in 2017, Aaron Gillane has enjoyed a remarkable rise to the top of the game.
Limerick forward Kyle Hayes says life hasn’t changed too much in the wake of their All-Ireland victory.
Gavin Bazunu kept a clean sheet at Turner’s Cross last week including a penalty save from Kieran Sadlier.
Up-and-coming star Ciara Neville on her meteoric rise, Leaving Cert year and balancing it all on and off the track
The veteran Leinster skipper says team-mates feed off the 20-year-old’s positive approach.
Offaly boss Stephen Wallace is keen to protect promising 18-year-old Cian Johnson.
The Leinster fullback scored two tries against Ulster at the RDS.
He scored 5-15 in six championship games for Dublin minors this summer.
Teenager Rory O’Connor caught the eye yesterday in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
Richie Leahy brought into the squad by Brian Cody.
It’s been a quick rise for young Galway hurler Thomas Monaghan but he’s loving every minute.
Remember the name LaMelo Ball.
The deal keeps him at Loftus Road until the summer of 2019.
The 17-year-old sensation has had a year to remember.
Clontarf’s Andy Wood wasn’t at all surprised by how well the fly-half started the Pro12 season.
