Friday 23 April 2021
Rob Kearney was ruled out through injury but the Force reached their first ever Super Rugby knockout game with a shock win.
Tokyo 2020 chief Seiko Hashimoto told reporters on Friday: ‘We’re not thinking about cancellation.’
A letter described the Glazers as ‘persistently out of touch with the club, spirit, indeed, very purpose of Manchester United.’
Munster named a strong side for tomorrow’s game.
In this week’s column, Meyler previews the Carabao Cup final and gives predictions for Leeds United v Man United.
Adam Griggs’ side will face Italy in a third/fourth place playoff on Saturday afternoon.
The Aviva Stadium’s four fixtures have been moved to Russian city St Petersburg.
The result puts the Chiefs ahead of the Auckland Blues in the race for a final berth.
JP Morgan had agreed a pot of €3.5billion to be shared among the first dozen teams to sign up.
The Candystripes have moved swiftly to fill the vacancy left by Declan Devine.
The Ireland star is focused on the visit of Connacht to Belfast tonight.
Niall Kearney is three shots off the lead after an opening round 66 at the inaugural Gran Canaria Lopesan Open.
The 30-year-old McGill was looking to become only the eighth different player to make a 147 clearance at the World Snooker Championship.
The victory came at a cost, however, with the hosts losing Kristaps Porzingis to a left ankle sprain in the third quarter.
The Wexford All-Ireland winning boss is the subject of the latest Laochra Gael documentary.
Rugby’s authorities have tried their best but this new tournament should have been kicked to touch a long time ago.
The Dublin derby is also down for decision, with Shamrock Rovers playing host to Bohemians.
Simon Zebo is returning to Munster this summer.
The Argentina star scored twice and could have had a third in injury-time at Camp Nou but deferred a penalty to Antoine Griezmann.
The Foxes were 3-0 winners after first-half goals from Jamie Vardy, Jonny Evans and Kelechi Iheanacho.
Bernard Jackman and Murray Kinsella gave their thoughts during a difficult week, and after a stop-start few years, for Irish women’s rugby.
Ireland’s 2021 Grand National and Cheltenham hero now trails Townend by seven.
The Swedish international is the club’s top scorer this season with 15 goals in 17 games, having missed others through injury and illness.
Paddy McLaughlin, Paul Hegarty, Vinny Perth, Sean Connor and Jim McGuinness have also been linked with the vacancy left by Declan Devine.
Meanwhile, there were PBs and national records aplenty at the Irish national swimmimg team trials.
There are plenty of locks bigger than Billy Holland about, but few have left such a footprint on rugby in Munster.
The club remain part of the controversial project for now.
UCC’s Dr Seán Ó Conaill looks back on an extraordinary week for international football.
The Ireland legend and assistant Mike Newell have not resigned from their management roles.
Patryk Klimala has joined New York Red Bulls.
Claire Molloy has been left out of the matchday 23 for their final Six Nations clash.
Michael Cox is this week’s guest on Behind the Lines.
The All-Ireland champions and The Kingdom will reunite at Semple Stadium 20 years on from a famous clash.
The Ireland head coach previously said he didn’t know who was in charge of the women’s club game.
Henry de Bromhead’s charge aiming to supplement Gold Cup heroics.
Meanwhile, the GAA has been granted €2.4 million while €2.25 million has gone to the IRFU.
Stacey Flood, Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe, and Brittany Hogan will make their first Test starts.
Both provinces have named strong teams for the Rainbow Cup opener.
Uefa’s executive committee is set to make a final decision on Euros hosting on Friday, with Dublin likely to lose its rights to host games.
The Manchester United player has rediscovered his love of football on loan at West Ham after a change of approach in lockdown.
