Sunday 25 October 2020
The Sky Blues are set to find out whether their appeal has been successful on 13 July.
Ireland and Ulster wing Jacob Stockdale says the lockdown has been a blessing in disguise for him.
Losing a World Cup final can ‘twist your thinking,’ according to the 60-year-old Australian.
The Ulster scrum-half is brimming with energy and belief in a superb run of form with Ulster.
The Red Devils centre-back believes his side will be among the best in the Premier League if they are able to find some consistency.
The 22-year-old Netherlands international initially struggled for form after moving from Ajax in the summer, but he now feels well settled in.
‘I think it provokes excitement, it provokes a little bit of anxiety.’
The Ireland skipper says it’s important not to let negativity seep into the squad in Japan.
Joe Schmidt is on the eve of his final tournament in charge of Ireland.
After a hammering in Twickenham, Ireland must face into a trip to Cardiff next weekend.
Kehoe became embroiled in confusion over the weekend when he said two vessels were docked for maintenance reasons and not for staff shortages.
Dean Henderson has proved his worth during loan spells elsewhere and believes he is ready for a first-team role with the Red Devils.
The Ireland head coach says this Six Nations has partly been about ‘posing a few questions to players’.
Ireland fullback Rob Kearney feels one set-piece attack can result in Joe Schmidt’s side regaining their confidence.
Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt says he’s worried, just like he was last year.
Having supported the club as a boy, Krzysztof Piatek is raring to get going at San Siro.
Harry Winks thinks his side can catch up with their rivals this season and challenge for the Premier League title.
The Ireland boss also addressed suggestions that Roy Keane could return to club management soon.
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Despite the failure to qualify for the World Cup, there was a feel-good factor about Ireland’s 4-0 win in Tallaght last night.
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The Reds finished 25 points behind City in fourth place last term.
Emmanuel Macron is confident the side will at least get to the last eight.
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He announced the move this morning.
Joe Schmidt says he must find a balance between being critical of young players and building their confidence.
Dublin can become the top camogie side in the country and lift the O’Duffy Cup in September, according to Eimear McCarthy.
The defender is feeling confident.
“The survey may not be signalling a return of the boom but it does suggest a marked easing in gloom.”
Conor Murray says he knew Johnny Sexton’s drop goal was going over as soon as he hit it.
Cuala had remarkable self belief in their ability even before they started to dominate in Dublin.
It’s something a lot of us are afraid of.
18-year-old Jake Doyle-Hayes, who grew up in Cavan, also featured in Aston Villa’s 4-1 victory.
‘I don’t feel like I need to prove anything to anyone,’ he said. ‘I never lost faith. I’ve always believed in my own abilities. I still do.’
