Sunday 29 May 2022
La Rochelle are frustrated at Racing moving the clash to Lens in the north of France.
The squad travelled to Cape Town yesterday ahead of the upcoming URC games.
Arsenal will travel further for the home leg of their tie than the away leg.
Here’s how drivers fared at each centre across the country this year.
Matty Rea will win his 50th cap for the province, while Billy Burns and Luke Marshall return from injury.
Bill Johnston scored 14 points as the Ulster back row delivered an excellent performance.
MIBI said the figures show an urgent need for an automatic number plate recognition system.
The Munster duo both won their ties today in Division 3.
The government is expected to soon publish draft legislation banning the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030.
Johann van Graan’s side must not miss their opportunity to begin with a win in Swansea.
Gavin Thornbury, Matt Healy, Finlay Bealham, Cillian Gallagher and Kieran Marmion all ran in tries in Newport.
Leo Cullen’s men came out on top at the Stadio Luigi Zaffanella on Saturday.
Padraic Fanning’s side will face Offaly at Semple Stadium later this month.
Data released to TheJournal.ie showed the pass rates for each centre where a car tests was carried out this year.
Leo Cullen’s side weren’t at their best in tricky conditions but found a way to win.
It was confirmed earlier this year that the iconic venue was to close – but Liam Lambert says the show will go on.
Drivers are paying 10c more compared to July 2017.
The travel experience will stay largely the same for commuters, the company says.
It’s not just about the picnic stops and the playlist.
The Dubs head to Portlaoise tomorrow.
Leo Cullen’s men took in some of the sights in the city after their captain’s run in the sun.
Arsene Wenger’s side were defeated at the King Power on Monday, meaning they have lost every away game in the Premier League this calendar year.
A new book is highlighting a “forgotten” story of Ireland’s journey to modernity.
Pat Hoban and John Mountney bagged the goals.
Tomás O’Leary is our special guest as we look ahead to Munster v Toulon, Leinster v Saracens, and a bumper weekend of European action.
Children can learn the rules of the road and get their own driving licence.
Dublin are aiming to make it back-to-back wins in the Allianz National Football League at Healy Park this evening.
Mayo took the points on offer in the Clones opener.
The tour will kick off in Oklahoma on 2 May.
A number of arrests for drug-driving have also been made.
Bray Wanderers had a comfortable win away to Finn Harps tonight.
Gusts of up to 100 km/h are being predicted.
As the sun sets on the Obama presidency, we spend a day in Moneygall.
There’s only so much space out there.
The All-Ireland champions will make the trip to Wexford Park or O’Moore Park in 2017.
Leo Cullen has called on some experienced reinforcements for the clash with Edinburgh.
In the last year, one third of Irish drivers have seen their insurance rise by up to 50%.
Route 66, the Amalfi Coast or the Wild Atlantic Way?
The VP has landed in his ancestral home county.
Leinster have announced three pre-season matches ahead of the new campaign.
