Sunday 24 October 2021
Gavin Kilkenny played a starring role as The Cherries moved six points clear at the top of the Championship.
The US Masters champion sealed victory with the shot of the week.
A selection of some of our favourite reads published elsewhere over the past seven days.
Maurice Brosnan speaks to some of the Aussies who made up one of the most controversial and eventful International Rules series ever.
Emmet Burns, who was diagnosed with the cancer in May, will lift a total of 10 tonnes this Bank Holiday Monday.
Elsewhere, the Cleveland Cavaliers posted their first win of the new season.
Ulster coach Dan McFarland reacts to last night’s thumping by Connacht.
Hamilton trails Max Verstappen by six points in the championship standings.
Leona Maguire and Jonathan Caldwell were the best of the Irish in action today.
The Polish striker scored his 10th goal in nine games this season for Bayern.
Late goals from Sean Boyd and Karl O’Sullivan stole victory from Sligo Rovers.
The striker took just three minutes to score following his second-half introduction.
The Ospreys were full value for the win over Johann van Graan’s side.
Connacht coach hails his side after their superb victory over Ulster tonight.
Darragh O’Connor talks to The42 about his unusual journey to Motherwell, via Leicester City.
There was plenty of Irish involvement in the Championship and further down the English leagues today.
The Seagulls responded in the second half but were swept aside 4-1 by the Premier League champions.
Beth Mead and Bethany England did the damage in a 4-0 win.
Two tries from Mack Hansen helped Connacht defeat Ulster at the Aviva Stadium in the URC championship.
A wrap of today’s club football action from across the country, as Ballymun crashed out in the capital.
Elsewhere, Maxwel Cornet hit the right notes to rescue a point for Burnley at Southampton.
The manager-less Magpies also earned a draw at Crystal Palace.
Georgios Giakoumakis and Josip Juranovic were on target as the Hoops extended their winning run to four games in all competitions.
Blackmore made her comeback aboard Balko Des Flos.
The Green Machine miss out on the 2023 showpiece in India.
McCarthy and assistant manager Terry Connor depart after today’s 2-0 home defeat to Middlesborough.
PSG head to the Velodrome on Sunday in a French top-flight season marred by crowd trouble.
The GAA haven’t ruled out the prospect of a new structure being put in place for the 2023 season.
Mason Mount scored a hat-trick in Stamford Bridge clash.
The Gypsies are into the final for the first time since 2008.
The Green Army will take on Scotland or Wales tomorrow.
It received just 50.6% support, well short of the 60% required.
Australia have won five games in a row for the first time since 2015.
Leo Cullen is taking nothing for granted as Leinster came away with all five points from Glasgow.
Partnered by John Allen, State Of Rest triumphed in a dramatic finish.
The 2014 All-Ireland club champions will play in senior 2 for 2022 just four years after their last county title.
The 23-year-old is on an upward trajectory for club and country.
Ireland call-up Ciarán Frawley was part of a talented Skerries team before advancing into pro rugby.
“Maybe I thought I was going to go at one stage,” the Clareman told the Late Late Show.
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