Wednesday 2 December 2020
Leo Cullen has kept faith in the backline that impressed against Edinburgh last Monday
The Lilywhites face KI of the Faroe Islands tomorrow night for a place in the Europa League group stages.
It is his first role since serving a ban for betting on rugby matches.
She has been drafted onto the disciplinary board and will have a direct say in punitive measures taken against clubs who break Uefa rules.
Ben Healy, Jack Crowley, and Jake Flannery will all be hoping for senior team action next season.
The former Ireland captain is convinced that switching the seasons would boost northern hemisphere nations’ chances of winning the World Cup.
Stephen Kenny has taken the step up to senior level earlier than advertised.
The Ireland winger finally gets his first Six Nations start today, three years after making his international debut.
The 18-year-old St Joseph’s Boys product will stay with the League of Ireland club until July.
The striker starts for Norwich in the absence of injured pair Teemu Pukki and Josip Drmic.
The Ireland boss is optimistic that Robbie Brady can bring some creativity to his team ahead of November’s crunch Euro 2020 qualifier.
The Dundalk southpaw aims to challenge the Dubliner for Olympic qualification.
Despite being hammered by England last time out, Ireland can secure top spot.
The Leinster man will get his first Test start at Twickenham on Saturday.
He will face Francesco Patera who inflicted a first career defeat upon Lewis Ritson, Hyland’s sole conqueror.
Manchester City visit Spurs’ new stadium tonight in the first leg of the sides’ Champions League quarter-final.
The champions look for a first away win of the season tonight.
The rover has been out of contact since a dust storm on the Red Planet.
Ravel Morrison has struggled to settle anywhere since leaving Old Trafford.
Cavan native Jake Doyle-Hayes will spend the rest of the season with Cambridge United.
Stuart Lancaster has backed Byrne to step up against Toulouse this weekend.
The 23-year-old will shift to Limerick next season on a two-year contract.
The Irish-based outfit, who manage over 20 Irish fighters, have teamed up with Ken Casey’s well-connected Murphys Boxing.
Alan Kingsley was also the attack coach at St Mary’s College and head coach of Navan RFC.
The 17-year-old academy graduate has long been tipped to break into Man City’s first team.
The four-time All-Ireland winner has been linked with the Greater Western Sydney Giants.
Rio gold medallist Claressa Shields will become the first woman to headline a premium cable card.
Despite a promising start under Brendan Rogers, O’Connell hasn’t seen much first-team action recently.
The 21-year-old Leinster duo are set to make their Test debuts against the All Blacks.
The youngster has been invited to spend time with Jose Mourinho’s side after impressing at Oldham.
Anthony Eddy and his Ireland squad have a huge opportunity this weekend in UCD.
The Ireland head coach understands that the odds are against his team in Cape Town.
The Ballymena man’s gain is due to an ankle injury suffered by UCD’s Will Connors.
The Englishman has revealed he would consider representing his great grandfather’s nation
The jobs are being created by Irish courier company DPD and a German medical devices company.
She will be accompanied by TV3 regular Brian Ormond.
We are a nation of opportunists.
Bookmakers aren’t taking bets on the outcome.
The ex-Sunderland coach has agreed a two-year deal with the club.
This comes on the third anniversary of the introduction of the charges.
