Friday 4 December 2020
In this week’s column, the ex-Ireland midfielder predicts a bright future for his fellow Corkman and reveals which way he sees the North London derby going this weekend.
Plus, Harry Arter ruled out of Ireland friendlies and tennis boss resigns following sexism row.
How will Carlo Ancelotti’s makeshift defence cope against Zlatan and Co in the Parc des Princes tonight?
There was also action in the Fitzgibbon Cup, a new job for Nicky Butt and great news for Ulster fans.
One of Ireland’s most exciting track talents opens up on his injury struggles and his plans for redemption in Rio.
In this week’s column, the ex-Ireland midfielder predicts a bright future for his fellow Corkman and reveals which way he sees the North London derby going this weekend.
Dion O’Cuinneagain talks to The42 about the Munster back-rower, his days as Irish skipper and plans for the summer tour of South Africa.
Fly-half Caughey putting Olympic dreams on hold with a Six Nations crown to defend.
Forwards coach calls for major improvement tonight after opening defeat to Wales.
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Fly-half Sam Windsor will also make his debut for the province against the Glasgow Warriors.
Paula Fitzpatrick knows what to expect this weekend having played with Toulouse for the past three months.
A fifth-round tie against Blackburn awaits the winner.
Joe Schmidt’s side get their campaign under way at the Aviva Stadium this afternoon.
Warren Gatland has had to shuffle his starting XV ahead of today’s match in Dublin.
It doesn’t get much bigger than this — England’s top two go head-to-head in today’s early kick-off.
The former Wales captain opens up to The42 on deep-seated rivalries, his love of the Six Nations and how much he misses the game.
There was also big news for Sonia O’Sullivan and reports that Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge may quit the club.
The Offaly man finished with a six-under-par 65 at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
There was also plenty of Fitzgibbon Cup action and a number of line-ups were confirmed for the opening weekend of Six Nations matches.
The Leinster back is targeting a return to his province in time for the business-end of the PRO12.
It’s time Dylan Hartley got his own channel.
Performance analysis is changing elite sport and those refusing to keep up to speed are being left behind, according the Tyrone legend.
Declan Hill believes Ireland is not doing enough to tackle the issue.
The Kerry full-forward bagged a triple double in an impressive performance.
Elsewhere, Pato’s Chelsea move hits speedbump and Sunderland near deal for forward.
The Tyrone legend also reveals that there is a buzz around the Red Hand County again after last year’s U21 success.
Meanwhile, Teixeira move stalled by price negotiations and Scott Sinclair in demand.
Ciarán Burns opens up to The42 about his weight struggles and the remarkable, life-changing journey he’s been on since last March.
The Irish province are chasing a bonus-point victory this afternoon to keep their quarter-finals hopes alive.
There have been 11 switches made from the side that defeated Bath last weekend.
Plus, Conor O’Shea will leave his role as Harlequins director of rugby at the end of the season.
Jim Gavin has asked the 34-year-old to lead his county for a fourth successive year.
Elsewhere, Leicester sign a Ghana international while Sunderland and Newcastle are lining up big bids for midfielders.
The Leinster chairman has responded to criticism of the Walsh, Kehoe and O’Byrne cups.
Lidl and the Ladies Gaelic Football Association teamed up to promote issues in women’s game.
Meanwhile, both Milan giants are keen on Fellaini while Manchester City make their first signing of the transfer window.
The 51-year-old returns to Oldham Athletic after they sacked David Dunn this week.
Mignolet offered contract extension and Hibs seeking loan deal for Stokes.
Derek McGrath’s side will be without a number of their big names.
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