Wednesday 21 October 2020
The Czech football legend became famous after his spot-kick against Germany in the Euro 1976 final.
The 34-year-old is set to retire from professional rugby in October.
Some patients who recovered at home have reported fatigue and other symptoms weeks after their diagnosis.
Barry Cowen was speaking this morning after being appointed Minister for Agriculture over the weekend.
The Chambers Ireland survey said the worst-hit industries included tourism, hospitality, retail, entertainment and education.
May said he was “very near death” due to a number of blocked arteries.
Frenkie de Jong has resumed training but is a long way off full fitness.
The ESRI warns that the challenges facing the construction industry may impact supply.
Ireland’s Gráinne Walsh discusses her circuitous sporting journey.
Arlene Foster and Michelle O’Neill have emphasised their ‘stay at home” message.
The ex-Scotland international has successfully come through six months of rehabilitation.
Sgt Paul Cullen has since recovered from Covid-19 and said the staff in Beaumont Hospital were “amazing”.
The former Chelsea and Juventus striker says he is now better.
Maeve Kennedy McKean and her eight-year-old son, Gideon went missing last Thursday while canoeing.
Although most people have been able to recover at home, officials said there is no room for complacency as vulnerable groups are still at a high risk.
The UK’s Chancellor Rishi Sunak said the Prime Minister has been ‘engaging positively’ with medics.
Michael Carton has been sharing his personal experience.
The Uruguayan has been ruled out for between eight and 10 weeks.
Good news on injury front for the Saints as head coach Stephen O’Donnell explains why he is taking a less is more approach to this season.
Johnny Ward chats to the West Kerry native about his journey back to fitness.
Losing a World Cup final can ‘twist your thinking,’ according to the 60-year-old Australian.
“For us all, it’s encouraging he’s making progress,” his family said.
The Men’s side will face France tomorrow but they need Spain to do them a favour against Canada too.
Mooney had been playing in a McKenna Cup game the day before the incident.
Craig Gilroy is glad to have shaken off injury and is enjoying his new role as the elder statesman of Ulster’s back-line.
Francesca Schiavone originally retired last year after 22 seasons in the sport.
The 19-year-old defender began chemotherapy treatment for testicular cancer a year ago, but could now be set for his debut in the Europa League.
Sanders is in the running for the Democratic nomination for president.
With some important matches coming up, a fit Brazilian between the sticks would be welcome news for the Reds.
Juan Manuel Correa is in a ‘critical but stable’ condition in a London hospital.
The Munster out-half is in a race against time to be fit for the World Cup.
The Westport defender returns having hobbled out of the qualifier win against Armagh a fortnight ago.
Hardlife Zvirekwi is a former regular of the national side.
The Briton fell in training last Wednesday and suffered multiple serious injuries.
Team INEOS’ star rider Chris Froome broke several bones in a crash that ruled him out of the Tour de France.
Following a freak surfing accident, I was paralysed from the neck down, writes Billy Hedderman.
Former Spanish full-back Jose Enrique has received good news from his first post-treatment MRI scan.
The Chiefs say they will take no risks with the New Zealand flanker.
Paddy Andrews shipped a heavy blow from Niall Morgan during their Division 1 fixture at the weekend.
Real Madrid exited the Champions League midweek but responded on Sunday by beating Real Valladolid.
