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It’s Sunday so here are 9 of our favourite pictures from the past 7 days

Here’s how the thrills and spills of the last week looked through a lens.
7.00am, 27 Apr 2014

It’s Sunday so here are 9 of our favourite pictures from the past 7 days
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  • Sports pictures of the week

    Nicholas Quinn in action during men's 50m breaststroke at the National Swimming Championships.Source: Donall Farmer/INPHO

  • Sports pictures of the week

    After David Moyes was sacked, Wayne Rooney arrives at Carrington with the only man who can save Manchester United's season.Source: Dave Thompson

  • Sports pictures of the week

    Davy Fitz protests during Clare's National Hurling League semi-final defeat against Tipperary.Source: Cathal Noonan/INPHO

  • Sports pictures of the week

    LeBron James recovers after he was elbowed in the throat by Josh McRoberts of the Charlotte Bobcats.Source: AP/Press Association Images

  • Sports pictures of the week

    At long long last, Barry Geraghty celebrates his first win in the Irish Grand National.Source: Morgan Treacy/INPHO

  • Sports pictures of the week

    Clontarf get the lineout going during Wednesday's Danske Bank Challenge against the Barbarians.Source: Dan Sheridan/INPHO

  • Sports pictures of the week

    Samuel Faconnier of France levels Ireland's Stephen Fitzgerald during an U19 friendly this week.Source: Donall Farmer/INPHO

  • Sports pictures of the week

    Clayton Anderson of the Houston Rockets' Anti-Gravity dunk team shows off for the crowd.Source: AP/Press Association Images

  • Sports pictures of the week

    Shamrock Rovers' Ronan Finn and Liverpool legend Ian Rush play a bit of keepy-uppies in the Aviva Stadium.Source: Morgan Treacy/INPHO

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