Saturday 24 July 2021
# Dominant
# End of the road
Athlone were beaten on penalties after a bonkers 4-4 draw in the FAI Cup.
Rory Gaffney scored one goal and created another.
The collision between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen overshadowed the British Grand Prix.
Duhan van der Merwe is excited to play against the Springboks’ Cheslin Kolbe.
Victory means Meath will face either Mayo or Armagh in the quarter final.
The former Irish defender will be registered with the club’s U23s.
Liam Cahill and Kieran Kingston have shown their respective hands.
The defender has left Italy to sign for Birmingham City.
Liverpool are expecting to get around £10 million for a player who has made just two senior appearances at the club.
The FAI have also announced a series of fixture changes in the men’s league.
Francis said he apologised ‘for any offence taken’, adding that he would ‘never intentionally or wilfully make a comment to disparage somebody on the basis of the colour of anyone’s skin.’
Mitchell follows coaches Simon Amor and Jason Ryles out the exit door.
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The former Manchester United star denies assault and controlling and coercive behaviour.
The Scottish club have revealed the club had rejected bids for Irish international Jamie McGrath as well as Conor McCarthy.
Galway have brought Cathal Sweeney into their starting XV for Sunday’s final in Croke Park.
The British & Irish Lions play their opening test match against South Africa, while Tokyo 2020 finally kicks-off.
South African coach has also justified their decision to pick seven players who tested positive for Covid in the last month.
Just a few hundred officials and dignitaries were allowed into the 68,000-capacity venue.
The 21-year-old England international – a former Manchester City youth team player – has signed a five-year deal.
The 29-year-old has scored 107 goals in 280 appearances for Spurs.
Kenny’s players were booed as they took the knee in Budapest.
The Cork legend recently hit out at ‘one of the worst decisions ever made by Athletics Ireland’.
The Leinster and Ireland centre has overcome a hamstring injury to face the Springboks.
The England captain is keen to leave Spurs and reports have suggested a £160million move is close.
A cruel draw and a different scene make it difficult to see a talented team replicating the success of Beijing or London.
Australia’s latest Covid-19 outbreak popped its trans-Tasman travel bubble with New Zealand.
South African official Marius Jonker will be the television match official.
He will still compete in the men’s 100m butterfly and the men’s 4x200m freestyle relay.
One of Ireland’s biggest medal hopes at the Olympics, Sanita Puspure got off to a winning start in Tokyo.
The Dundalk midfielder endured a difficult evening against Levadia Tallinn on Thursday.
Mipo Odubeko was born in Dublin and qualifies for Nigeria and England.
Byrne and Doyle face repechage after missing automatic qualification for the men’s double sculls semis.
The Cavan native carded a two-under 69 to get off to a great start at the Amundi Evian Championship.
Pretoria-based journalist Brenden Nel speaks to Gavan Casey and Ciaran Kennedy ahead of Saturday’s first Test on the latest episode of The Punt.
Keith Long’s side defeated Dudelange 1-0 in the first leg of the Europa Conference League second qualifying round.
All four goals came during a breathless first half at Tallaght Stadium.
Jack Bryant hit six points to help the Faithful to victory.
The Rebels edged out a six-goal battle with Tipperary to win by 10 points.
David Miller’s unbeaten 50 paved the way for South Africa to take a an unassailable 2-0 lead in a three-match series.
