Sunday 20 September 2020
Big names are in action as the 2020 Mayo senior decider pits Breaffy against Knockmore.
Ulster reached two European finals before recording their first win in France. The 2013 win is long forgotten but stands as a useful stepping stone for today’s crop.
The Leinster centre rued his side’s poor performance in the first half against Saracens.
The Northern Irishman carded a 68 on day three at Winged Foot.
Alexandre Lacazette was also on target for the Gunners.
Ciarán Kilduff put the hosts in front in the first half.
The game between St Thomas and Cappataggle will be refixed for a later date.
Dortmund win 3-0 on opening weekend of new season.
The Parisians beat Clermont 36-27 in a big quarter-final win on the road.
Na Piarsaigh fired 5-27 in a brilliant display against Doon.
There was plenty of club football action around the country today.
A dramatic comeback victory after a cracker of a final on Lisnagarvey’s home patch.
Winger Zaha scored twice against his former club at Old Trafford.
‘In the second half, we showed what we were about,’ says Katie McCabe after German loss.
Big win for Blackburn over Wycombe while former Barcelona star Philip Cocu admits his Derby side are already under pressure after they lost again.
Saracens coach Mark McCall outlines his side’s tactics today as Leinster’s winning streak came to an end.
Sergio Reguilón joins Bale at White Hart Lane.
Leinster boss Leo Cullen had major regrets over his side’s first-half showing against Saracens.
Sam Bennett almost certain to win green jersey while Pogacar’s successful time trail today means he is now likely to secure Tour de France crown.
Five different players scored for the promoted teams as United held on to claim all three points at Elland Road.
This comes after three Dublin camogie players returned positive tests.
Callum McGregor, Ryan Christie and Albian Ajeti were on target for Neil Lennon’s side.
Ukraine next month is the big one, as the Girls In Green look to make history in reaching Euro 2022.
Johnny Sexton and co. were second best against Mark McCall’s outstanding Sarries.
Hannah McLoughlin, Michelle Carey and Katherine Egan were all on target for the victors.
Mullinahone won the Seamus Ó Riain Cup final against Lorrha-Dorrha.
The Girls In Green were beaten 3-0 in Essen.
James Rodriguez also starred for Everton while Seamus Coleman was in flying form.
Two of the game’s great rivals faced off in Dublin.
Dual Champion Hurdle hero on the comeback trail following long lay-off.
Promising out-half Noah Lolesio scored 13 points for Dan McKellar’s side.
Vera Pauw’s Girls In Green’s bid to reach a first-ever major tournament continues despite defeat in Essen.
Once the £20million new arrival is up to speed he is likely to be one of the first choices for a spot in the middle of the park.
Caelan Doris came through Ballina RFC and Blackrock College to establish himself as a major prospect for Irish rugby.
The Old Trafford club have not done much business ahead of the new Premier League campaign.
Some managers can focus on training while club championships are ongoing in other counties.
The Lakers started quickly in the Western Conference final.
Leinster and Ireland legend Nick Popplewell relives his glory days and predicts a classic between Europe’s leading club sides in today’s Champions Cup quarter-final.
Captain Katie McCabe’s class act before Germany clash shows how important encouragement and visibility is.
Ballymacarbry joint-captain Aileen Wall hopes to lead her club to a 39th straight Waterford SFC title this weekend.
