Wednesday 10 August 2022
New Zealand Rugby move following ‘robust and in-depth conversations’ about ways to improve performance.
New Zealand have fallen to fourth in the wake of their historic defeat to Ireland.
Scrum-half Morgan Parra, 33, capped 72 times by France, has also joined after 13 seasons with Clermont.
After a difficult time at Hearts, Jake Mulraney is preparing for a debut Major League Soccer season with Atlanta United.
There is a familial if not familiar feel to the Dublin team who will face Longford on Saturday.
Some experienced names won’t feature for Les Bleus in Japan.
The sides meet in Tuam Stadium tomorrow.
Only Mike Haley and Sam Arnold have been asked to start twice in the space of six days for the province.
Patrick McEleney has picked up the final Player of the Month award for 2018 after ending the season on a high.
Very windy weather and heavy rain is on the way – with the worst expected tomorrow.
But (once the fog clears) we’ll have some very nice weather indeed at the weekend.
Ivan Yates will replace the pair during the weekday drivetime slot.
It’s part of ambitious plans for a civic plaza at the site.
Kerry have named an unchanged team for the clash at the Gaelic Grounds.
Groups will have 2-3 years to implement the new rules.
Moments of crisis or contentment – managing life changes can be done.
Just five players who started against Galway last time out are retained in Derek McGrath’s starting line-up.
Michael Fennelly is back in a much-changed Kilkenny team for Sunday’s clash with the Faithful County.
This has ended centuries of men-only tradition.
They’re going to be rounded up and down to the nearest 5c.
The just-replaced prime minister has dropped quite a few clangers over the years.
Ger Egan is on the bench and John Heslin’s ankle injury has ruled him out.
A first draft of their proposals was released this week.
Let’s be careful out there.
And it’s helping them make changes outlined in the Garda Inspectorate report.
The decision was made tonight at a meeting in Limerick.
The new phone number will replace the existing low-call number as part of a change being brought in across Europe.
The Transport Minister said that Ireland should embody “justice, opportunity and equality”.
A new €200 million plan to redevelop part of Dublin Port will see changes in the types of ships in the city.
The motion was adopted at last Saturday’s GAA Congress in Croke Park.
DIT will now face UUJ tomorrow while GMIT will take on NUI Maynooth.
Forget the traditionals, these are changes that really need to be made.
Over 20 routes operated by Dublin Bus, as well as some Bus Éireann services will be open to private operators as part of a tendering process.
It is traditionally one of the most potent alcohol drinks on the planet, but poitín is having something of a moment with a whole new generation of drinkers.
The website has been the source of much angst for its customers over the years, but now it’s been updated to something a bit less blue and yellow.
Meanwhile, Bill de Blasio was elected the first Democrat mayor of New York City in 24 years.
Yes, you read that right. We’re not sure what’s going on either.
The postcode system is expected to be fully operational by September 2014.
Leinster and Connacht have been the most active of the four sides ahead of the new season.
