Wednesday 23 September 2020
The former Cork City boss takes over with the club mired near the foot of the First Divison.
Tommie Hoban helped Aberdeen to get the better of St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership.
Javi Gracia, who guided Watford to the 2019 FA Cup final, has taken charge at Valencia.
The 41-year-old left his role as forwards coach of Munster last year.
The new St Patrick’s Athletic boss insists the club are taking a ‘collaborative approach’ with their management structure for this season.
With Ante Covic sacked, the former Germany and US manager has been handed the Hertha Berlin job.
After 11 months out of management, the Portuguese coach has returned to the Premier League.
The 31-year-old will take up a role as technical advisor for defence and breakdown.
Glasgow City’s Clare Shine also returns ahead of the clash with Montenegro next month.
The Kenmare forward received the sanction in their Super 8s clash with Meath.
The Gypsy King returns to the ring with a rematch against Deontay Wilder on course for 2020.
The manger also discussed Inter’s Scudetto chances this year with Gazzetta dello Sport.
John Sheridan has agreed to take charge of Chesterfield for the second time.
The ex-Longford Town boss will be in charge of the club’s U17s in the National League.
Defender Laurent Koscielny made a successful comeback from injury in Arsenal’s 1-0 win over Qarabag.
Carlow have announced the appointment of Donegal native Gerry McGill for the 2019 season.
The 32-year-old midfielder has joined Bolton Wanderers.
Conor McGregor doesn’t need the fight game. But the fight game needs him, writes Jeremy Botter.
The 81-year-old has bought Serie C side Monza.
Eric Reid was the second NFL player to protest against police brutality and racial injustice during the anthem, joining then-teammate Colin Kaepernick.
Goals from Ronan Finn, Dylan Watts and Brandon Miele guaranteed all three points for Stephen Bradley’s side.
In his first MMA bout in two years, McGregor will take on lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov.
The former two-weight champion could return to the Octagon this year, according to his manager Audie Attar.
After back-to-back defeats in Boston, the Cavaliers returned home to Cleveland and made a statement.
Diaz hasn’t fought since suffering a majority-decision defeat to Conor McGregor in their August 2016 rematch.
The Ireland striker, who’s been out since August, came through 90 minutes of a friendly against Wigan.
The two-time Super Bowl champion was previously benched for the New York Giants.
He’s been out of action since February.
The former Newcastle United and Middlesbrough boss has joined Maccabi Tel-Aviv’s coaching staff.
Jeremy Corbyn is expected to say that the war on terror has failed in a speech later day.
Terence Flanagan left Fine Gael for Renua but lost his Dáil seat.
Ex-Taoiseach John Bruton has also joined the board of the Institute of International and European Affairs.
It hasn’t taken the Championship strugglers long find their seventh full-time manager since 2010.
James Ryan was originally omitted when the Limerick panel was announced last year.
Five firms have got the green light to export to the major consumer market.
Former Ipswich goalkeeper Shane Supple discusses why he is back in football with Bohemians after quitting the game in 2009.
The second row is returning to full fitness after an injury-plagued nine months.
The pair have recovered from injury and are available for Saturday’s game away to Scarlets.
Both of the high-profile names will be seeking election to the National University of Ireland panel.
The prop is looking forward to the mauls and rucks during Saturday’s game in London.
