Sunday 1 August, 2021
The Olympic women’s football tournament heated up today, as Team GB reached the quarter-finals.
It said the US move constituted an ‘unreasonable suppression of Chinese enterprises and a serious breach of international economic and trade rules’.
Ronan Kelleher scored four tries – equaling the Irish record for most tries scored in a single game – as Ireland defeated the USA in the Aviva Stadium this evening.
23-year-old Athlone man Luke Carty made his debut for the US last weekend.
Leinster lock James Ryan will captain the team for Saturday evening’s game at the Aviva Stadium.
Gavin Coombes made his debut last weekend and more should follow this Saturday.
The 25-year-old moved to Ulster in 2017 and hasn’t looked back since.
‘I would have always backed myself, I knew what I could do.’
Connacht scrum-half Caolin Blade has earned his Ireland call-up with some superb form.
Local news reports have said at least one person has been killed in the early morning incident.
Claims against two law enforcement agencies, however, have been allowed to proceed.
A combined total of 9,000 spectators will attend next month’s games against Japan and USA.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo promised fireworks across the state tonight in celebration of the progress.
Judge Roger T Benitez said the ban, in place since 1989, was unconstitutional.
The younger brother of Ireland international Jack plays for the LA Giltinis.
Ireland will take on Japan and the US in Dublin in July.
The Federal government is urging calm.
A planned tour of Fiji was cancelled owing to a pandemic lockdown on the Pacific Island.
Tadhg Leader won two caps for the USA in rugby but is now part of the Spring League.
The Boston attorney takes a look at the trial of Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd.
Trinity researcher Moonyoung Hong outlines the racist abuse she and other Asian women receive in Ireland.
A superb strike from Niall McGinn gave Northern Ireland late hope.
Beijing said in a statement the move by Dominic Raab was ‘based on nothing but lies and disinformation’.
In a special week for Ireland, our Boston-born columnist looks at the strength of ties between the two countries.
The airstrike was the first military action undertaken by the Biden administration.
A private security contractor supplied mercenaries and weapons to a Libyan commander who fought to overthrow the government.
The Taoiseach has said he would go if an in-person meeting was planned.
The Social Democrats TD argues that there has been more time dedicated to the controversial Canadian-EU trade deal on the airwaves and social media than in the Dáil.
This impeachment hinges on the riot earlier this month in the US Capitol building, as Larry Donnelly explains.
Several accusations have been made by the former anti-smoking foundation’s director of social media.
California has been particularly hard hit.
The US has reported the most deaths from Covid-19 in the world, followed by Brazil.
In New York’s Times Square, the usual overflow crowd was replaced with a group of specially invited frontline workers.
Larry Donnelly looks back over the 2020 race for the White House and says the pandemic utterly changed the direction of the election.
Orla Cotter scored the winning point when Cork and Kilkenny met in the 2018 All-Ireland final, she’ll watch tomorrow’s semi-final from Jersey City.
The 31-year-old wing has had a torrid time with injuries in recent years.
Trump, meanwhile, has not been seen in public since election night.
Remdesivir was one of the first drugs to show relative promise in shortening the time to recovery in some coronavirus patients
The infectious diseases expert said his comments were taken out of context in the advert.
