Friday 27 November 2020
The Kildare man hasn’t started over the last two weekends of the Autumn Nations Cup.
Americans Wyndham Clark and Ryan Armour share the lead.
Martin is third overall while Sam Bennett is also flying the flag in Spain.
Martin finished just a second behind stage winner Primoz Roglic and is seven seconds back in the general standings.
Kieran Marmion and Jack Carty will hope to be back in the international fold.
The 31-year-old has been granted a ‘six-month dispensation.’
GAA, soccer and horse racing are among the sports represented in the shortlists.
Leinster players Jimmy O’Brien, Jack Conan and Scott Penny were on hand to draw the teams in Ballsbridge.
The 48-year-old is currently part of the Georgia coaching staff ahead of the World Cup.
The 24-year-old was part of Joe Schmidt’s Ireland camp earlier this week.
The Australian and South African have both built up strong CVs.
The ex-Ajax, Real Madrid and AC Milan midfielder is a candidate to replace John Sheridan at Oldham Athletic.
In the ten-year history of the Portugal Masters, the title has never been successfully defended
The expanded tournament and shared 2026 template means Dublin could be part of any conversation.
The Offaly man is just two shots behind the leader at the lucrative BMW PGA Championship.
The two Irish provinces are back in the Champions Cup quarter-finals.
Les Kiss makes eight changes for Saturday’s Ravenhill meeting.
The Wicklow golfer is six off the lead.
The Wicklow man hit a round of 66.
The Dubliner began his round with an eagle and four birdies in his first eight holes.
Elsewhere, Seamus Power will be looking to move up the leaderboard in California tonight.
The world number five was back to his best today.
We’ve narrowed down to mainly Dublin players again, and a possible Mayo bolter.
The Dubliner is looking for his first tournament win in more than a year.
But the Greystones golfer will have to make plenty of birdies over his remaining 24 holes tomorrow.
The Irishman is just 18 seconds behind the Volta a Catalunya’s general classification leader.
The Offaly man coped well with difficult scoring conditions in Florida.
Scott Brown and KJ Choi lead the field at the Farmers Insurance Open.
These men were in the shake-up but missed out on individual honours.
Here are the runners and riders.
A number of big names are believed to be in the reckoning for the Anfield hotseat.
James Wilson scored on his debut for the England Under-21s last night despite his lack of game-time this season.
And how you can make yourself some proper US ones from scratch.
If you haven’t been drinking these, what HAVE you been doing?
Scoring is proving somewhat easier at Royal Aberdeen as the high winds of Friday have stayed away.
The back-row is desperate to help his team with their league run-in and prove his fitness to Ireland coach Joe Schmidt.
Two Munster men, two Leinster forwards and Ulster’s South African maestro have made the first cut.
Goals from Roberto Soldado, Mousa Dembélé and Aaron Lennon gave the Londoners a 3-0 win.
The world number one is a shot off his Swedish Ryder Cup team-mate going into the final day.
Annalise Murphy won twice on the sixth day of the ISAF World Sailing Championships in Perth, and could grab a bronze medal on Sunday.
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