Thursday 20 January 2022
Man-of-the-match Paul Carey kicked eight points for Pat Flanagan’s side.
Jessie Stapleton scored a brace for Shelbourne.
It means they keep their double hopes alive.
The former Clare manager steered teams in Clare (Kilmurry-Ibrickane), Cavan (Ramor United) and Limerick (Monaleen) to senior wins over the years.
A 2-8 to 0-11 success was secured over Clann na nGael today.
A 16-point success for the winners over St Anne’s in today’s final.
A Beth Mead double helped the Gunners prevail.
The tandem duo posted a time of 2.35.53 to win their third medal in Tokyo.
Joe Aribo and Connor Goldson were among the scorers for Steven Gerrard’s side.
Three first-half goals paved the way for John Kiely’s men to triumph.
The experienced midfielder saw his team storm to Munster final glory today in Killarney.
An All-Ireland semi-final on the weekend of 14-15 August now awaits Peter Keane’s team.
A pulsating finish in Tullamore as Derry snatched victory.
A 3-2 win in the penalty shootout for Roberto Mancini’s side.
Croke Park hosted the Division 1 showpiece.
The Royals were crowned Division 2 league champions in Croke Park.
Lille were 2-1 winners against Angers while PSG beat Brest 2-0.
The newly-crowned Premier League champions came from behind twice to win 4-3.
It was the quadruple-chasing Blues’ second piece of silverware this season.
Luca Connell helped Queen’s Park overcome Edinburgh City this evening.
Poppy Cleall’s try on the stroke of half-time put England in the box seat.
It is the 55th title for Steven Gerrard’s side.
The six-time winners powered to victory at the Stadio Olimpico.
Benjamin Pavard’s second-half winner sealed a 1-0 victory.
The game will take place in Bucharest on Tuesday 23 February.
Seven Emma Duggan points helped them to glory against Westmeath.
Shelbourne came into the game knowing nothing less than a win would do in their final game of the season.
Author and Hoops fan Macdara Ferris reflects on a long nine years for the newly-crowned League of Ireland champions.
Dean Rock grabbed 1-8 as Brendan Hackett’s side dethroned Ballyboden St Enda’s.
Na Piarsaigh fired 5-27 in a brilliant display against Doon.
Promising out-half Noah Lolesio scored 13 points for Dan McKellar’s side.
Maghery put four goals past Crossmaglen to deny them the three-in-a-row.
Tries from Lowe, Henshaw and Doris resulted in Leinster beating their Irish rivals 27-5.
Salthill Knocknacarra fell by 12 points in today’s quarter-final clash.
Kingsley Coman got the winner, with the Bundesliga outfit crowned champions of Europe for the sixth time.
The Reds finished on a best ever tally of 99 points, while Man City comfortably overcame Norwich.
Jurgen Klopp’s side set up their trophy presentation with a thrilling 5-3 win over Chelsea.
Elsewhere Borussia Moenchengladbach boost their Champions League hopes.
The Premier League is set to return on 17 June and there is still a host of issues to be resolved.
Lottie Ryan and her dance partner Pasquale La Rocca’s did enough to secure the votes.
