Monday 26 October 2020
The Laois star and Kerry’s Mark O’Connor are in line for a big clash with Geelong.
Grace and Niamh Kelly will return to the Eagles after impressing in their debut season.
The focus switches to Claire O’Riordan and her MSV Duisburg side today.
Leinster’s returning international quintet played their part in securing another win for the province at the RDS on Saturday.
Tipperary star Aisling McCarthy led the Irish contingent Down Under.
The pair are both in the top 20 at the Vic Open as part of the LGPA tour.
Katie McCabe played the full game for the Gunners.
A strong showing from Team Ireland across the pond.
Tomás Mac an t-Saoir has already conquered Africa and America. His attention now turns to the rest of the world.
The funding will help put Irish talent on ‘the world’s finest stages’ in the coming months.
The Irish youngster made his World Darts Championship bow one to remember, while Fermanagh’s Brendan Dolan also prevailed.
A look back on today’s Women’s Super League action.
Ryan bagged bronze in the 50m backstroke at the European Short Course Swimming Championships in Glasgow.
The teen sensation rounded off a successful day for Team Ireland in Glasgow.
Meanwhile, Girls in Green goalkeeper Grace Moloney hit the 150 mark at Reading.
Louise Quinn and Katie McCabe’s Gunners and Clare Shine’s Glasgow City reached the last eight tonight.
All has been resolved with fixtures in place for next year.
Leona Maguire is primed for the world’s biggest stage in 2020 after her remarkable rise to the top.
New crew of Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy and fellow Corkman Ronan Byrne are also nominated.
Mike Currane’s Irish Banshees won five games from five, and didn’t concede a single score.
The Irish Defence Forces are off to the Chinese city of Wuhan to compete at the World Military Games this week.
The Belfast boxer follows in the footsteps of Cork’s Christina Desmond and Cavan’s Ceire Smith.
All-Star defender Sinéad Goldrick and key forward Niamh McEvoy become the first Dubs to join the Irish invasion Down Under.
‘The whole season hasn’t been the ideal set-up but I’m grateful to be out here and competing against the world’s best.’
The Ireland captain started as Arsenal saw off Fiorentina this evening.
The 28-year-old Bora-Hansgrohe rider secured his 13th stage win of the year.
The W2 crew of Monika Dukarska and Aileen Crowley became the fourth Irish boat to qualify for Tokyo.
How his military career shaped Jim Gavin the manager.
There’s strong Irish involvement across the board in the Carabao Cup.
Conor Purcell and Caolan Rafferty are also named in the GB and Ireland team to face USA next month.
Leona Maguire is also on the charge in Northern Ireland.
The Meath woman finished eighth at the European Modern Pentathlon Championships.
Oriel Park played host to the European clash.
The Mallow golfer will play in the Irish Open Pro-Am before travelling to Sweden.
Minsk is hosting this year’s event, which takes place from 21-30 June.
The Baa Baas women’s side face the Red Roses as part of a double-header in London next month.
Kate Flood and Áine Tighe were both delighted to put pen to paper and sign for Trent Cooper’s Freo.
Scarlets will have to make do with a place in the Challenge Cup next season.
So close, but yet so far at the RBC Heritage in South Carolina.
Tied for 11th, the 21-year-old will now compete at the home of the Masters.
