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'They love playing the game and they're four of the best that have ever played it'
TJ Reid, Patrick Horgan, Seamus Callanan and Joe Canning all emerged together and continue to star in hurling.
'I'm thick-skinned, but it makes me angry' - Irish football's racism problem
The42 looks into the prevalence of racist incidents in Irish football, and how they are dealt with.
Yesterday’s News
Zero positive Covid-19 results from latest round of Premier League testing
A total of 1,195 players and club staff were tested in the sixth screening session.
Leipzig cast doubt on Werner-to-Chelsea deal
Although widely reported as such, the club say it’s far from a done deal.
Balotelli set to be released by lowly Brescia
Reports in Italy claim the striker’s time with his hometown club is over following repeated absences from training.
Emre Can goal maintains Dortmund's slim title hopes
Dortmund were 1-0 winners over Hertha Berlin, on a matchday dominated by displays of support for the Black Lives Matter protests.
Turlough O'Brien steps down as Carlow football manager
He stands aside after six years in charge, most notable for a famous Championship win over Kildare.
Bayern Munich continue march to Bundesliga title with comeback win at Leverkusen
Robert Lewandowski scored a 44th goal of the season as the champions won 4-2.
Kameko wins 2000 Guineas as favourite Pinatubo disappoints
Champion jockey Oisin Murphy secured the win at Newmarket this afternoon.
Cillian Sheridan scores against his former club as Polish league continues Covid return
Sheridan gave Wisla Plock the lead against Jagiellonia Bialystok on Saturday.
'We admit we were wrong': NFL accepts it should have listened to players' racism protests
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell posted a video on Friday night as widespread protests continue in the United States.
Michael Jordan and Jordan brand pledge $100m in fight for racial equality
Basketball great ‘committed to protecting and improving the lives of Black people’.
'It's great news' - 8-time All-Ireland winner on GAA's roadmap to return
Michael Kavanagh is part of Michael Fennelly’s backroom team in Offaly.
Quiz: Name the provincial rugby stalwart from the noughties
It was a long old decade that brought the formation of the Celtic League and the rise of Munster and Leinster in Europe.
'He lived the best life he could, he smiled every day and enjoyed everything. I take that into my life'
Death, grief, joy, elation: Leanne Kiernan has had to overcome a lot on her journey so far. Having recently turned 21, the Ireland and West Ham star reflects on her remarkable rise.
Will there be crowds at GAA games, could the All-Ireland run into 2021 and will it be knock-out?
We look at some key questions after the GAA launched its return to action plan yesterday.
Freiburg hand Gladbach Champions League setback
Bayer Leverkusen could jump above Borussia Monchengladbach if they defeat Bayern Munich on Saturday.
Friday 5 June, 2020
Quiz: Ireland at the 2002 World Cup
It’s 18 years to the day since Robbie Keane put the ball in the German net in Ibaraki.
FAI will meet tomorrow to map out amateur and underage soccer's return to training
They welcomed the government’s announcement earlier today.
GAA may yet accelerate reopening of club pitches
But Covid-19 training must take place first.
GAA announce club fixtures to return on 31 July and county games from 17 October
Club pitches will open from the end of June as the GAA announce their roadmap for the return to action.
Coronation Cup joy for Charlie Appleby as Ghaiyyath romps to Newmarket victory
The five-year-old was sent off the 11-10 favourite and William Buick was quick to employ front-running tactics.
'He was a very slight lad, and appeared unfit at times. Then all of a sudden, he'd get the ball and do a bit of magic'
How Damien Duff reached the very top as a player, and what he has been doing to ensure his coaching career is just as successful.
England international Ben Spencer completes move away from Saracens
The England scrum-half will be joined by Will Spencer and prop Juan Schoeman at Bath next season.
Liverpool’s matches against Everton and City could be played at neutral venues
A final decision on the venue for the Merseyside Derby is expected on Monday.
Greyhound racing to resume without spectators from Monday
The government today announced the next phase in the lifting of lockdown restrictions, with groups of up to 15 people allowed to return to outdoor, non-contact training.
Two Benfica players hospitalised after bus attack
Julian Weigl and Andrija Zivkovic were hit by shrapnel after the team bus was stoned en route to the club’s training ground.
Ireland international Louise Quinn set to leave Arsenal
Ireland defender won a league title and league cup during her three seasons with Arsenal.
Chelsea crowned champions, Liverpool relegated as English women's top-flight decided on points-per-game basis
The Women’s Super League season was ended last month due to the Covid-19 crisis.
Fixture details and TV schedule confirmed ahead of Premier League restart
The English top-flight released the fixtures for the first three match rounds of the resumed 2019/20 season.
'I haven’t told many friends about the racist encounters on the football field'
Kerry All-Ireland winner and current Australian Rules player Stefan Okunbor on his experiences of racism in Ireland.
Premiership Rugby set to resume on 15 August
‘Nothing will happen until it is safe to do so,’ says Premiership Rugby chief executive.
Thursday 4 June, 2020
Chelsea close in on signing German striker Werner despite Liverpool interest
The RB Leipzig player looks bound for Stamford Bridge.
We're going to Disney World! NBA reveals plans to finish 2020 season
Under the NBA’s proposals, the league would resume on 31 July.
FAI accept Bohemians' apology over breach of training guidelines during Covid-19 pandemic
The club have been following government advice rather than the FAI’s by returning to training in small groups.
O'Shea: Covid break an 'unbelievable opportunity' to sort rugby calendar once and for all
The RFU performance director says he hopes and believes the sport’s powers will pull together to solve the sport’s age-old problem.
TV Wrap - New documentary proves we have heard more than enough from Lance Armstrong
The disgraced cyclist is the subject of a new, two-part ESPN series.
Cricket gets provisional go-ahead for club training to resume in Phase 2 of government roadmap
Cricket Ireland have been granted provisional approval for a return to group training pending the implementation of two key requirements.
'We're all imagining him and Beauden Barrett linking up at 10 and 15'
The lads on The42 Rugby Weekly are very excited about Dan Carter’s return to Kiwi rugby.
Premier League clubs agree to use of neutral grounds where necessary
The use of neutral venues has been a major point of contention in negotiations for the English top flight’s return.
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