Saturday 19 September 2020
Johnny Sexton feels Ireland could have dealt with England’s linespeed better.
Johann van Graan and Peter O’Mahony praised the quality of Saracens.
The Italy boss was left gutted in Rome, but remains proud of his players.
The Ireland boss accepts that his side were well-beaten by Denmark in their World Cup play-off second leg.
The Dundalk manager believes it will be a challenge to hold onto his current squad for next season.
The Leinster head coach was bitterly disappointed to end the season in losing fashion.
Dublin kept Mayo under the thumb with worrying ease at Croke Park.
The fire broke out at Oldham Maple Mill.
RTÉ has decided to completely outsource the production of young people’s television.
Korea’s YE Yang, the first major winner to compete at the event, was among those to secure his spot for next season.
Nobody was injured in the fire.
Sue Ronan’s side desperately needed to claim the three points in Valkeakoski.
Leo Cullen and Jamie Heaslip were gracious after defeat in Murrayfield.
All the messages were right before kick-off, but they didn’t translate into a first half performance.
St Saviours GAA clubhouse and the nearby Ballybeg Youth Resource Centre were gutted by fire.
Richard Corrigan and Mary Lou McDonald are auctioning off their cooking skills in a bid to raise money to help rebuild the home of the former Sinn Féin councillor.
The out-half gave a rounded display but his side’s errors proved costly against Toulon’s power.
The Mayo player was left to ponder what might have been, following their defeat by Dublin.
The Australian winger claimed the man-of-the-match award and two tries yet still lost on debut.
Did you get everything you wanted? These people didn’t.
Munster climbed to third in the Pro12 table after their win in Galway.
The 30-year-old hangs up his rackets after making history at Wimbledon and the US Open last summer.
The French captain and coach Marc Lievremont reflected on what might have been after losing the RWC final by a single point.
In the evening’s other game, Tyrone beat Armagh to set up a fourth round qualifier against Roscommon.
The Cullenmore Hotel near Ashford has been totally destroyed in a blaze. It closed down in 2002 to allow for the construction of the N11.
WATCH: Khan-McCloskey fight stopped just six rounds in on doctor’s orders following accidental clash of heads.
