Wednesday 17 August 2022
Our columnist looks at the relentless bad news in the last few months and wonders where it’s all going.
The Springbok World Cup winner was part of the Barbarians squad last week.
The province say he is ‘expected to be rehabbing for up to eight weeks’.
Club points to severe drops in broadcast revenue as the main reason for the plan.
This year’s GAA championships and rugby fixtures are now in severe doubt.
The 2015 All-Ireland Premier Junior champions have withdrawn from all adult competitions.
The ex-Celtic full-back is set for a spell on the sidelines.
Defensive partner Shane Duffy is also a doubt for Ireland’s Euro 2020 qualifiers next month.
The German coach is facing something of an injury nightmare at the back and has revealed another worrying update on Gomez.
A European Commission spokesman said today that it’s “pretty obvious” that a no-deal Brexit would lead to a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.
The Chile international went off with a hamstring problem during Manchester United’s FA Cup win over Reading.
Drugs that are normally effective at treating the disease didn’t work for this man.
Burnley confirmed the news this morning.
We want our kids to stay innocent – but we also want to prepare them. Where is the right balance, asks Chrissie Russell.
The Brighton defender fractured his metatarsal over the weekend.
The fullback has been sidelined with a hamstring problem.
Gregory will miss the Cowboys’ playoff run due to multiple violations of the NFL’s substance-abuse policy.
German stopper Loris Karius will be out for six to ten weeks as a result of the injury picked up in a friendly against Chelsea.
The Ireland striker admits the squad announcement could have been handled better by Martin O’Neill.
The veteran striker won’t play at Turner’s Cross tomorrow night and faces a race to be fit after receiving an injection to his calf.
Cats wait anxiously for further news on 2014 Hurler of the Year.
The TUI is taking issue with low pay for teachers and lack of employment security.
Pavel Srnicek is in an induced coma after he suffered a cardiac arrest while jogging.
The broadcaster is looking to save money.
There is an orange rainfall warning in Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick and Tipperary.
The Boys in Green are expected to be in the same pot as Faroe Islands.
The Tribesmen are in action next week.
Facilities in Dublin, Limerick, Galway, Cork and Waterford will be affected.
The 27-year-old played 267 times for Spurs after arriving from Leeds for £1 million.
Thirteen staff will be made redundant as the paper closes.
Despite that ominous prognosis, O’Connor thinks the back could be available for Harlequins next weekend.
The 32-year-old hooker has succumbed to the calf injury that has hindered his training all week.
The 8-year high in consumer sentiment recorded in September didn’t last long.
The Leinster and Ireland prop underwent hamstring surgery today.
The prop is facing a long layoff but the prognosis is better for Jack McGrath and Sean O’Brien.
Keith Earls, Luke O’Dea, Damien Varley and Gerhard van den Heever are also injured.
It was an efficient, but particularly heartless way to break the news.
The ‘state of the parties’ is a little unclear this weekend…
The Troika itself isn’t going anywhere. They will continue to dictate austerity for years to come, writes Paul Murphy.
