Sunday 16 May 2021
The 34-year-old striker is returning to his home in the UK following the recent birth of his child.
The Sky Blues have Mick Galvin in charge for the league campaign.
There was plenty of drama in Division 1 of the hurling league.
Wexford trailed by eight points in the 60th minute but eventually won by one.
Roy Hodgson’s side secured victory after trailing twice at Selhurst Park.
Thousands defied Covid-19 and massed in George Square to celebrate Rangers winning the Premiership.
The striker ended his A-League goal drought in emphatic fashion today for Perth Glory.
Mission accomplished for the women’s four and lightweight women’s double at the Lucerne regatta.
The talented Dubliner bettered Phil Healy’s time at the Big 12 Championships in Manhattan last night.
Barnsley have finally recovered from losing their talismanic captain to Aston Villa in 2017.
A look at some of the talking points from last night’s game.
The towering number eight made 127 Test appearances for New Zealand, 52 of them as captain.
The Bucks, currently third in the East, could snatch second seeding if they beat the Chicago Bulls.
The BJJ master had arrived in Texas boasting more submission wins than anyone else in UFC history.
Derval O’Rourke on why it is important to show respect to all Irish athletes who compete at the Olympics.
Time to boil the kettle…
As Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 comes to a close, Clare Shine opens up further on her ongoing battle.
In an extract from ‘Do They Play Cricket in Ireland,’ David Townsend recalls a memorable clash against England.
The Waterford man is four shots off the lead after a third-round 67.
They edged out rivals Galatasaray by one goal in the narrowest of title triumphs.
Juve played most of the second half a man down and scored an own goal with seven minutes remaining but still claimed a crucial win.
Said Benrahma scored his first West Ham goal with just three minutes to go after Danny Welbeck’s 50th Premier League strike.
The Swedish billionaire, a boyhood Arsenal fan, tweeted his interest in purchasing the north London outfit last month.
Rory Gaffney levelled the game his fourth of the season for Rovers.
New Antrim boss Enda McGinley opened his reign with a big win over his former Tyrone manager, while the Ulster champions started their campaign on a losing note.
Semple Stadium hosted this evening’s game.
‘Mac Attack’ stopped Alexandru Jur in the sixth to defend his European title and set up an intriguing Ireland-v-England clash.
Áine O’Gorman was also on target for the Dubliners, while the challengers kept the heat on elsewhere.
Ali Coote was also on target in the 2-0 win.
Brendan Rodgers’ Foxes were contesting their first FA Cup final since 1969.
The Cork manager was speaking after today’s loss to Kildare.
The Kilkenny pentathlete now has only one remaining opportunity to qualify for the rescheduled Tokyo 2020 Games.
Mattie Kenny’s side were in control for most of the game.
A two-point win for the home side.
‘It took a lot of guts for me to go back to the Challenge Tour at 46 years old when you’re probably old enough to be most of the guys’ father.’
Fergal Logan and Brian Dooher took charge of their first game as Tyrone joint-managers.
The longtime skipper played his final game for Celtic on Saturday.
Dan Martin moved up one spot to eighth overall.
The Fossa man completed his hat-trick with a glorious soccer-style dummy and finish.
Fabio Carvalho also struck his maiden goal for the Cottagers but it was just a consolation for the visitors.
