Saturday 17 April 2021
Brisbane Lions defeated Adelaide Crows 38-20 in the final.
Brian O’Driscoll reflects on Ireland’s performance against Wales and looks ahead to the challenge that France will pose.
What does it take to become an Olympian? Garry Doyle gets an insight from our leading athletes into the dedication required to make it to Tokyo.
YMCA cricket club have been at the heart of the community for 131 years but the threat of a future without a ground looms large.
Anna O’Flanagan and the Irish women’s hockey team ‘want to achieve what we know we’re capable of’ through a massive summer.
Tottenham play in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday week.
A win at Newcastle on Saturday would move the Hammers into the top three.
Students prove too strong for Cabinteely while elsewhere there were wins for Athlone, Cobh and Shels. Galway drew 1-1 with Treaty United.
There was concern for Tottenham as Harry Kane picked up a late injury.
In his latest column, the former Ireland midfielder previews this weekend’s semi-final ties and gives his predictions.
Boyce’s header cancelled out James Brown’s opener.
Waterford’s Jim Goodwin was a member of Brian Kerr’s history-making Under 16 European championship winning side in 1998. He is now guiding St Mirren to the unexpected heights.
The Offaly golfer followed up his opening round 70 with a six-under round of 65 today at Hilton Head in South Carolina.
Blackmore now trails Paul Townend by just eight winners with just three weeks left in the Irish jump jockeys’ championship.
Wayne Rooney’s side fell to a 2-1 defeat at Blackburn.
British number one Dan Evans battled to a 5-7 6-3 6-4 victory over 11th seed David Goffin.
Cornwall’s 43rd minute strike was the only goal at the RSC.
O’Sullivan is more excited by Sheffield’s running routes and his new shop at Meadowhall.
The Londoner suffered a serious eye injury in losing to Joe Joyce last November.
The Aston Villa defender was also racially abused in Bulgaria at the end of 2019 on his England debut.
Head coach Warren Gatland is due to name his squad on 6 May.
In the third part of our new series, we hear how the former Ireland player played a pivotal role in Ulster before her tragic passing at the age of 33.
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Writer, artist, and one-time Longford Town footballer Adrian Duncan is this week’s guest on Behind the Lines.
The winner of tomorrow’s clash in Dublin will advance into the final against England.
The province have announced a raft of new deals this week.
The Irish international has had a difficult first season at new club Tottenham.
James Maddison, Ayoze Perez and Hamza Choudhury are available for Sunday’s game against Southampton.
‘I read the interview and I think that is the biggest joke I heard this year,’ Borna Barisic said.
It’s Ailish Considine and Adelaide Crows versus Orla O’Dwyer and Brisbane Lions.
The 25-year-old’s ban for breaching anti-doping ‘whereabouts’ rules has been cut from two years to 18 months.
Bill Johnston joins the side as injury cover for their next block of games.
The Tullamore 21-year-old is staying put until 2023, with Brad Roberts also penning an extension.
Bernard Jackman gave fascinating insight into rugby recruitment on The42 Rugby Weekly.
As things stand, the rescheduled Tokyo Games will kick off in July.
The Young Lions are on the hunt for a new manager, while Boothroyd wishes to focus on a return to club football.
The France midfielder was signed as the world’s most expensive player by Mourinho in 2016, but their relationship eventually soured.
The Cavan native is in a tie for 10th position.
Niamh McEvoy has been ‘a highly valued and much-loved member of our team,’ the club say.
