Saturday 19 September 2020
Caolan Mooney helped Rostrevor to an opening round win from midfield.
A first-half blitz saw the Hoops pick up where they left off as they were 3-1 winners over Finn Harps.
The former world number one is set to play.
Felipe Contepomi says the province’s players returned to pre-season in excellent condition.
‘It’s good to be back, great seeing some of the faces coming in today,’ said Leo Cullen.
‘Project Restart’ is a go – and all eyes are on Jurgen Klopp’s Reds as they hope to wrap up the silverware.
Glasgow-born Ruesha Littlejohn sparkled in last night’s Euro 2021 qualifier win.
Leah Caffrey is happy to be back in the Dublin fold after a year out.
Clubs are ramping up their preparations for the new AFLW season.
The Kildare forward is back in Jack O’Connor’s panel after stepping away from the game in 2019.
Eileen Lyons and Donoughmore are back in an All-Ireland final after not fielding in 2017.
Martha Byrne and Jennifer Dunne’s Cuala beat Lyndsey Davey’s Skerries Harps to progress to the Dublin intermediate championship final.
The world champion was admitted to A&E yesterday after his opening session against David Gilbert.
Mayo captain Niamh Kelly is delighted to have her team-mate Sarah Rowe back in the set-up.
The senior ladies team open their league campaign on Sunday under new manager Gavin Cawley.
Dublin get the defence of their National Football League title underway against Monaghan tomorrow afternoon.
Dan McFarland’s side face the Scarlets on Friday night.
The forward has struggled for form this season for Liverpool but scored an incredible goal on Friday.
A professional contract, an All-Star nominee and a 2-4 haul to help Glenfin into the Ulster semi-final. Not bad.
It was expected that he’d be sidelined for six weeks.
17-time All-Ireland winner Briege Corkery made her return last night as Cork booked their All-Ireland final spot.
One goal for 36-year-old Alan Murphy will see him become United’s joint-highest goalscorer of all time.
Clare welcome Cork to Ennis as they aim to make it back-to-back wins in the Munster Senior Hurling League on Sunday afternoon.
The visitors made sure of an opening weekend victory despite a late second-half fightback from Cork in Mallow.
Plagued by injury over the past two years, Dublin hurler Cian Boland is hoping to get back to his optimal level.
He’s been cleared to play for fourth-tier Welsh side Caerau.
Andy Moran on the challenge for the All-Ireland finalists in going again.
Live racing will return to Shelbourne Park from next Tuesday, 20 June.
The midfielder was involved in a sickening clash of heads with Chelsea’s Gary Cahill.
The Olympic silver medallists are back in action tomorrow.
