Friday 27 November 2020
It was all on the line for these old rivals this afternoon.
Adam Griggs’ side get their Six Nations back up and running this weekend in Dublin.
Melissa Reddy, Len Gaynor, newsletters, podcasts and more.
The Connacht side say a number of players are waiting for test results.
The First Division clash is the latest fixture to be called off.
The sides meet in their refixed Six Nations game next week.
The player was tested by Uefa ahead of the Finland game.
The decision was ‘mutually agreed’ the club say.
The Association’s Ard Chomhairle has endorsed the decision.
We’ve plenty of podcasts, newsletters and other great benefits to keep you off the streets.
The county enjoyed an historic fortnight 30 years ago.
The Association will refund €40 to holders of Adult Tickets.
We’ve another packed schedule for our supporters.
Enda Stenson says he doesn’t think championships should be played off if supporters can’t attend.
Stick on the kettle and give these pieces a read.
Jurgen Klopp has written the foreword for the memoir.
Here’s this week’s substantial sports journalism meal.
Championship games will have to be decided on the day this year.
We’ve failed to socially distance these podcasts and newsletters.
Sportswriting chat, GAA icons, a coaching masterclass and another journey through space and time.
The Rebels legend says there’s a willingness from all sides on Leeside to get the county back to winning ways.
Sam Smith will discuss covering Michael Jordan and the Bulls on tomorrow’s sportswriting podcast.
There’s plenty to keep you off the streets again over the coming days.
‘It’d be a later calendar than we’re used to,’ Leo Varadkar says.
The ex-Liverpool man carved out a hugely successful broadcasting career in Spain.
The acclaimed writer penned a piece especially for our supporters.
Come with us on a journey through space and time… to Wexford in 1996.
We’ve welcomed a huge number of new supporters over the past week.
TG4 will broadcast the meeting of the Rebels and Cyril Farrell’s Galway this weekend.
We’re committed to telling the story of Irish sport each day despite these uncertain times.
She Can! features some of Ireland’s top female athletes.
The Tyrone native is in the mix for Essendon’s season opener.
The Donegal native is facing a long lay-off in Sydney.
John Caulfield insists the club should not rush into any decisions about its ownership despite current circumstances.
Adverse weather confitions mean the games won’t go ahead this evening as planned.
The former Ireland target man appeared on the Late Late Show last night.
Today’s schedule has been badly effected by Storm Denis.
Everyone’s joined up already, yeah?
He replaces Donal Conway.
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