Tuesday 28 June 2022
Rory McIlroy earned a top-five finish while Séamus Power ended his tournament in a tie for 12th.
The experienced Dubliner, currently on the books of Brighton as a player-coach, says he has ‘lived the dream’.
Joey Holden: ‘Time now to bring an end to my time with Kilkenny.’
Oisín Mullin has signed for Geelong as a category B rookie.
The former Chelsea and AC Milan striker guided Ukraine to the quarter-finals at Euro 2020.
Kenya won the play-off for 9th/10th place on a 22-0 scoreline.
The Wexford manager says he believes the matter to be closed.
Villa fielded a side comprised entirely of youth academy players following a Covid-19 outbreak.
‘We will not be returning to complete any outstanding fixtures for the 2020 season and look forward to commencing a new fixtures calendar in 2021.’
The Women’s Super League season was ended last month due to the Covid-19 crisis.
As reported by The42 on Wednesday, Keith Long has been able to convince Casey to return to Dalymount Park ahead of the 2020 campaign.
The left-back won Premier League and Champions League titles, and picked up over a hundred caps for England during a 20-year career.
The 37-year-old has shut the door on a return to inter-county action.
The 2017 Player of the Year’s switch has been completed after a Cork county board meeting.
Already through to the next stage, they ran out 1-0 winners over Qarabag in the Europa League.
Dan Butler’s own goal and an Erik Lamela strike put Spurs 2-0 up before half-time.
The company is known for its secrecy – and its unwillingness to compromise.
The inquiry members met today to discuss submissions from witnesses who gave evidence at hearings earlier in the year.
The 28-year-old fullback remains a key player under Joe Schmidt and Matt O’Connor.
Rory McIlroy has admitted that his bid to become the top golfer on the 2011 European Tour has failed, and paid tribute to Luke Donald.
Sebastian Vettel was crowned World Champion some races ago at this stage, but he didn’t have it all his own way in Brazil.
Michael O’Neill’s side retain their League of Ireland crown thanks to a Dean Kelly strike, deep in injury time. And in the First Division, Shels back in the big time.
