Thursday 3 December 2020
‘Réabhlóid GAA’ will air at 9.30pm on Wednesday, 16 December.
Romain Grosjean managed to escape his blazing car at the Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix.
The world heavyweight champion has called on his fans not to vote, saying: ‘I have no need for verification’.
Patterson’s career was associated with many firsts, including the first ever Intercontinental Title reign and the creation of the Royal Rumble.
After nine-year spell at rugby’s helm, the Australian will take charge of the NFL’s operations in the UK and Europe.
The 21-year-old German could wrap up the Formula Two championship in Bahrain this weekend.
A limited number of supporters will be welcomed back.
Lewis Hamilton is one of three British world champions on the shortlist.
The reigning champion will miss the second of back-to-back races in Bahrain.
The Seahawks lead the NFC West as they move to 8-3 for the season.
The Frenchman’s car split in two and burst into flames after he pierced through a steel barrier during yesterday’s Bahrain Grand Prix.
A wrap of last night’s NFL action Stateside.
Elsewhere, Derrick Henry ran in three touchdowns as the Titans beat the Colts 45-26.
Grosjean escaped from his burning cockpit in one the biggest accidents in Formula One’s recent memory.
The Frenchman miraculously walked away from a horror crash in which his car was sliced in two.
Underdog Joyce landed the British, Commonwealth and European titles, while the exhibition battle of former heavyweight champions ended all square.
El Diego dominated this week’s collection.
‘Born Fighter’ and ‘The Rodchenkov Affair’ are among the contenders.
Detroit are on pace for a third straight losing campaign and haven’t won a playoff game in 29 years.
This marked Mercedes’ 11th front-row lockout of the campaign.
However, no decision has been made over the 2020/21 Men’s National Cup.
Players will be able to play at golf clubs outside of their own county from 18 December, in line with the general easing of travel restrictions from the same date.
How closely have you been paying attention to this week’s headlines?
The controversial showdown between two great former champions now in their 50s has been met with understandable criticism.
There’s plenty of live action to look forward to this weekend.
Our football columnist looks ahead to the Portuguese coach’s return to Stamford Bridge and gives predictions on a bottom-of-the-table clash.
In the other NFL matchup, Washington moved into first place in the NFC East after beating Dallas.
Lauren Magee is heading for Melbourne after her involvement in Dublin’s four-in-a-row bid.
Ding Junhui believes the idea is ‘too risky’
‘We have taken a step in that direction but we can always do more,’ the seven-time world champion said.
‘Lilywhite Lightning’ has a couple of fights in the pipeline as he stares into a potentially career-defining year.
It comes a day after Kyren Wilson’s maximum break in Milton Keynes.
38-year-old Philip Caldwell was involved in a freak accident while playing tag rugby over the summer.
The middleweight bout will take place in Florida a day before Canelo Alvarez makes his return against Britain’s Callum Smith.
The hard-hitting Irishman will face Irish-Canadian Josh O’Reilly on 4 December and will aim to put the big dogs at 135 on notice.
Tom Brady’s Bucs will struggle to catch the conference-leading New Orleans Saints.
Up to 4,000 spectators will be allowed into grounds in low-risk areas.
The security consultant started his marathon swim at Carrickfin beach in Co Donegal in September.
Meanwhile, Taysom Hill led New Orleans Saints to victory.
Elsewhere, Ben Roethlisberger threw for two touchdowns and 267 yards as the Steelrs continued their unbeaten season.
Between reliving, ranting and writing, we’ll have you well stocked this week.
The Robert Heffernan Race Walking Academy has been a huge success.
Germany’s Alexander Zverev denies abuse claims made by his ex-girlfriend.
