Saturday 24 October 2020
The vote avoids another crisis at the Association, and allows the FAI draw down funds from a €20 million State bailout.
Mortimer Quarries resumed their operations on Monday.
FAI General Manager Noel Mooney today chaired a ‘positive’ seminar where all 20 clubs were represented.
Ireland captain Katie Mullan thanked the home crowd for their support throughout the FIH Series tournament in Banbridge.
But the 21-year-old is desperate to absorb the lessons in defeat and finish the season on a high with Leinster.
The southern province believe they have improved since their last semi-final defeat to Saracens.
The Leinster number eight is hoping to get more game-time in Cardiff next week.
The eastern province may have been depleted by injuries, but they again demonstrated an unrivalled strength in depth to march towards the Champions Cup quarter-finals.
Joe Schmidt recently said the club game is “the base” rugby in Ireland is built on.
Johann van Graan has enjoyed a good few months in the job and now hopes to bring Munster to the next level.
Ian Keatley hopes Munster will take huge confidence from Sunday’s win over Leicester and use it to mount a challenge for trophies this season.
These players caught the eye in the U21 grade. Can they now do it at senior level in the 2017 championship?
First time users will now be hit with a €255 fine instead of a conviction.
A bill has been approved by Government which will enable ratification of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
2015 Hurler of the Year TJ Reid was prominent for Ballyhale Shamrocks as AFL-bound Darragh Joyce caught the eye for Rower-Inistioge.
The company is currently paying out a €13.9 billion settlement to customers in the United States.
John Kavanagh talks us through the ins and outs of recognition.
The southern province’s head coach appeared to be put out by the appointment.
Relations between the two governments in London and Dublin have never been better, the British ambassador told us this week.
Those shortlisted include Holocaust survivor Tomi Reichental, Médecins Sans Frontiéres and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
Waterford now advance to the All-Ireland semi-final stage.
Manager Alan Mulholland admits that Galway have room for improvement before next weekend’s showdown against Kerry.
The Ireland international wing thinks Les Kiss is ‘a great appointment’ for the province.
TJ Ryan and Paul Beary will take charge of coaching before their Munster opener against Tipperary.
Enda Kenny has had a 'very good and very constructive' talk with the Green Party
The Taoiseach made the comments at an EU leaders’ summit in Brussels today.
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