(Pearce Hanley pictured during Ireland International Rules Squad Training)
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- Kerry’s Declan O’Sullivan has announced his retirement from intercounty football today.
- An Irish supporters’ group has reacted angrily to how supporters were treated during an FAI protest at the Ireland-USA game last night.
- Cork have appointed the captain of their 1999 All-Ireland winning team, Mark Landers, as their new senior hurling coach.
- Rory McIlroy insists his upcoming court date won’t affect his golf game.
- Ireland debutant David McGoldrick has spoken of his “great experience” as he set up two goals in the clash against USA last night.
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(Football fans pictured with a ‘No Surrender’ banner during the international friendly at Celtic Park last night)
- England manager Roy Hodgson has expressed his dismay at the side’s fans’ IRA chants during last night’s game with Scotland.
- The nominees for the 2014 Try of the Year are in, with Jamie Roberts (Wales), Cornal Hendricks (South Africa) and Jonny May (England) among the nominees.
- Controversial manager Malky Mackay has agreed to become the new Wigan boss.
- England have named their side to face Samoa, with Owen Farrell shifting to 12.
- Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge is set for a further spell on the sidelines, after picking up a thigh strain in training.
On the record
“The support I’ve been getting has been unbelievable. People who are following me on Twitter are retweeting everything and trying to get me as many votes as possible. It has been great.“I’m representing Ireland at something that is so prestigious and the Irish people have been getting behind me.”
Stephanie Roche spoke to us today about her delight at being nominated for the Fifa Puskas Award.
The best thing we shared
We know it’s been almost 24 hours since it occurred, but this Robbie Brady goal is definitely worth another look
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The fixture list
- Maidstone United take on Stevenage in the FA Cup first round tomorrow night.
- As the European Tour season in golf approaches its conclusion, the Dubai World Championship takes place tomorrow.
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