Monday 26 October 2020
Clare’s main man stood up for his county in a remarkable individual display yesterday.
‘I love the fact that the players, when they got into the red zone backed themselves and executed.’
Jamison Gibson-Park’s international debut was tempered with a tight hamstring.
Arizona finished strong in overtime.
The Down man finished eight back from the winner despite his career-best birdie return.
Cathal Murray’s intermediate side had already played one game before the announcement was made.
24-year-old Will Connors was man of the match on his Ireland debut against Italy.
Craig Casey and Ben Healy continue as the halfbacks for the clash with Cardiff Blues.
Dan Leavy said his knee ‘felt perfect’ as he completed his long-awaited comeback for Leinster.
There were lots of good performances in the 50-17 win over Italy on Saturday.
Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers defeated the Houston Texans.
The world number 62 fired a final-round three-under par 69 to win on her birthday.
The broadcaster was part of the BBC’s commentary team for England’s World Cup win in 1966.
The match-winner scored the winner from the bench after missing the last two games through injury.
The Irish province came away from their trip to Edinburgh with an impressive win.
The French are coming to Dublin for their final game of the tournament next weekend.
Andy Farrell was most pleased with his side’s defensive work in the big win over Italy.
The Racing 92 man was involved in an incident with Wales’ Alun Wyn Jones in the first-half last night.
Murphy scored his first Premier League goal since January 2018 to deny Wolves victory.
The Limerick manager on the return of the hurling championship.
The Joe McDonagh Cup kicked off today.
Roglic drops to fourth in the GC after difficult day on Sunday.
Rangers capitalised on Celtic’s slip earlier on Sunday.
Semple Stadium hosted today’s game.
The camogie championship is starting to heat up as we head towards the knockout stages.
Dan McFarland’s men were far poorer in the second half but got the job done.
October silverware for the men of Kerry, Roscommon, Cork and Limerick.
Two goals from Conor McKenna and one from Darragh Canavan send Mayo down.
Geoghegan Hart joins Wiggins, Froome, Thomas and Yates on the list of British Grand Tour winners.
There was plenty to play for in the final round of league games this weekend.
John Martin’s second-half header saw Waterford move up into fourth place.
The clash at Semple Stadium threw-in at 3.45pm.
James Ward-Prowse and Che Adams fired the Saints to victory at St Mary’s.
Meath rallied in additional time to earn their first point of the campaign.
Dessie Farrell’s Dubs finish second in Division 1, a point behind champions Kerry.
Hamilton beat Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas to make F1 history.
The Hoops had come from 2-1 down to lead 3-2 until Ferguson struck.
Johann van Graan makes eight changes to the side which beat Edinburgh.
Ireland had encouraging variety in their kicking game as they beat Italy in Dublin.
Exeter wing needs surgery on his injured foot.
