Thursday 26 November 2020
Tipperary boss David Power believes the right decision was made in wearing the county’s traditional blue and gold jerseys for the All-Ireland semi-final.
A draw was good enough for Brendan Rodgers’ side to advance.
It leaves the Parkhead side hopelessly bottom of Europa League Group H with one point from four games.
Victory away to Molde has seen the Gunners reach the knockout stages for the fourth season in a row.
38-year-old Philip Caldwell was involved in a freak accident while playing tag rugby over the summer.
Dundalk face Rapid Vienna, as their search for a first win in the group stages continues.
Bernard Jackman, Murray Kinsella and Gavan Casey picked up the pieces – all of them — from Ireland’s defeat at Twickenham on Thursday’s ‘The42 Rugby Weekly’.
The game was scheduled to take place in Llanelli on Sunday, but will now have to be played in early 2021.
John Terry was found guilty of racially abusing Anton Ferdinand by an independent disciplinary panel in September 2012.
Shels boss Ian Morris is hoping his latest acquisition can help them make an immediate return to the top flight next season.
Paddy Mulligan kept Diego Maradona scoreless at Lansdowne Road in 1979. He considers the Argentinean one of the greatest players of all time.
Ireland coach Andy Farrell has reacted to the criticism his team received last week after the loss to England.
In the World Cups that were contested on the streets, if you weren’t Maradona, you were no one.
Will Connors has taken the leap from Ireland fan to Ireland player in a few short years.
Tony Kelly reflects on the 2020 season after Clare’s championship exit.
Clubs within ‘tier-two areas’ can welcome up to 2,000 fans.
The Georgians travel to face Ireland this weekend, their third of four consecutive fixtures against top-tier opposition.
Andy Farrell has made nine changes to his team for the clash with Georgia.
Thomas Galligan and Tony Kelly shone in the GAA championship in November.
‘Lilywhite Lightning’ has a couple of fights in the pipeline as he stares into a potentially career-defining year.
The out-half made his comeback from an Achilles injury as a replacement in last weekend’s win over Ireland.
One Cork amalgamates the organisations of the Cork county board, the Páirc Uí Chaoimh stadium board and Cairde Chorcaí.
If the All Blacks fail to win on Saturday against the Pumas, they will become the first New Zealand team to lose three in a row since 1998.
Josip Ilicic and Robin Gosens netted for the Italian side.
Fabian Costello is a former Argentine footballer now living in Cork, and he talks to The42 about the sad death and enduring legacy of Diego Maradona.
The Arsenal star on the past, present and future for this Irish team – and women’s football on these shores – ahead of the Germany showdown.
Dundalk host the Austrian side at the Aviva Stadium tonight.
Billy Burns made an impact during his cameo off the bench last weekend in Twickenham.
England dominated in this area last weekend at Twickenham.
Manchester City star Megan Campbell has endured a torrid time with injury, but could make her international comeback next week.
The Kildare man hasn’t started over the last two weekends of the Autumn Nations Cup.
The first league start of Troy Parrott’s club career came in Millwall’s Championship clash with Reading tonight.
Meanwhile, Real Madrid go back on track with a win over 10-man Inter and Marseille slumped to a record 13th straight Champions League defeat.
The Bit O’Red beat Derry City on penalties at The Showgrounds.
The Reds were beaten at home by an Atalanta side they defeated 5-0 in Italy three weeks ago.
The pair will succeed Mickey Harte for a three-year term.
The books tells the story of the Football Association of Ireland’s demise under John Delaney’s stewardship.
The club announced the news this evening.
A one-goal margin of victory was scant reward for the visitors’ dominance, even with a heavily-rotated side.
Maradona embodied so much of his people and his country that he elevated football to beyond just a game and the World Cup to a level it will perhaps never again reach.
A banner held up outside Celtic Park by the Green Brigade today read: ‘Save the ten – time to go, Neil.’
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