Tuesday 22 September 2020
Further recognition for the 21-year-old, who was recently offered a new contract by the Premier League club.
The trial is aimed at finding a quick, accurate test for coronavirus.
Monaghan are still getting used to life without Malachy O’Rourke, who stepped down after seven seasons in charge last year.
It’s been a day to remember for Felix English and Mark Downey.
It’s the club’s first European knockout win in nine years.
Tougher challenges lie ahead but the early signs have been positive in Donnybrook over the past two weeks.
Both teams are looking to provide greater threat with increased width.
The Ireland head coach says Scotland aren’t getting the credit they deserve for last weekend’s display.
Will Ferry and Barry Coffey have extended their contracts with their respective clubs until 2022.
Athletes will be paid for 12 months.
Another false dawn, or the beginning of something special in Belfast?
The Australian has made a positive impact since joining during the summer.
The province won their first ever trophy in a year where the post-World Cup fallout hit others hardest.
The Islamic republic has barred female spectators from football and other stadiums for around 40 years.
Captain Derek Pender on the progress made both on and off the pitch at Bohemians.
Almost 17 years after the Genesis Report recommended so, the football body today went closer to bringing an outside perspective to its decision-making.
After being awarded the honour of hitting the opening tee shot, Clarke spoke about what Royal Portrush hosting the Major means to him.
Noel Mooney was praised for improving the atmosphere at the association by Stephen McGuinness and others yesterday.
The assembly will begin its work in October this year.
Six players will receive part-time professional contracts thanks to the support of Sport Ireland.
Martin Braithwaite gave Leganes victory over Real Madrid but it was not enough to cause a Copa del Rey upset for the second year running.
The France international scored his first goal of the season tonight.
Juventus vice-president and former star player Pavel Nedved is excited about the future after Cristiano Ronaldo swapped Real Madrid for Turin.
The diver missed the podium places by just six points over the final’s seven dives.
Nigeria’s win over Iceland has boosted the hopes of Jorge Sampaoli’s side.
Kim Jong Un said he “would soon invite experts of South Korea and the US as well as journalists”.
Donald Trump tweeted that “progress [is] being made for all”.
The offer comes after Kim Jong-Un said he has a nuclear button on his desk and his country might attend the Winter Olympics in the South.
Analysis by the Alcohol Beverage Federation of Ireland has highlighted the category’s turnaround.
Tillerson, however, remains determined to force it to abandon its nuclear arsenal.
“Do I think he will be back in 2017? Yes I do. But it is just a feeling.”
GAA commentator Brian Tyers and Head of Sport at TG4 Rónán Ó Coisdealbha spoke to The42 about covering Ladies GAA.
The concentrated focus on All-Ireland ladies final stunts the narrative of the season.
Rassie Erasmus knows Munster aren’t where they need to be but he’s positive they will grow.
Now a senior player in the squad, the scrum-half is positive about the province’s future.
The city mayor said this move sends a message that New Orleans celebrates its diversity, inclusion and tolerance.
The judge adjourned the case until October, when the mother and child’s progress will be seen.
The 42-year-old has been at second-tier Aurillac since 2011.
Health Minister Simon Harris has said that the measures offer nurses and midwives “enhanced opportunities to advance their careers”.
“The players have not taken this decision lightly.”
