Sunday 22 May 2022
Conor Cooney registered 0-13, and became Galway’s second top scorer in the championship behind Joe Canning.
Gerry Keegan hit 0-10 for the Lilywhites in Croke Park.
Ryan Jack broke the deadlock after 94 minutes before fellow substitute Scott Wright fired in a second.
Adam McDonnell’s fine late strike set up a tense finale.
Goalkeeper Nick Pope’s masterclass ensured the Irish-influenced Clarets left Villa Park with an invaluable point.
Jurgen Klopp was without several important players against Southampton tonight.
Residential property prices hit a fresh seven-year high of 15.2% in March, according to new CSO figures.
Henry Shefflin’s men were utterly dominant in Portlaoise.
The Royals were comfortable winners over Westmeath in Páirc Tailteann this afternoon.
The only major blot on a brilliant day for Leo Cullen’s men was the injury to Tadhg Furlong.
Cormac Dillon produced a fine individual display, scoring 1-9 in total.
A working group examining the issue has said it has proven difficult to estimate how many people might be eligible to have their past offences disregarded.
The EU’s police and drugs agencies say the Kinahan crime group is among Europe’s largest wholesalers of cocaine.
90 minutes of action could not separate Clare or Limerick, so for the first time in the Munster SFC, penalties determined the winner.
Brian Fenton and the returning Con O’Callaghan starred for the Sky Blues.
Hannah Tyrrell and Carla Rowe registered a combined haul of 4-14 as the Sky Blues put Westmeath to the sword.
Rivals Man City can reclaim first place if they beat Leeds later today.
Colin Healy’s side beat Longford Town 4-1 at Turner’s Cross.
The Lilywhites were 4-1 winners at Oriel Park.
Saoirse Noonan and Keeva Keenan scored the Reds’ goals in the first half.
Greg McWilliams’ side showed grit in the first half but England ran in 11 tries in total.
Mauricio Pochettino, Lionel Messi and Co. reclaim the crown from Lille, who were shock champions last season.
Garry Buckley was the Bit O’Red’s hero at the Showgrounds.
Mattie Kenny’s men finished up one-point winners.
The Tribe hammered Westmeath by 25 points at Pearse Stadium.
Elsewhere, DLR Waves recorded a big result against champions Shelbourne.
The result means they go two points clear of title rivals Man City.
The Candystripes were held to a 1-1 draw at Head in the Game Park.
The relegation battlers won 1-0 at Camp Nou.
Brian Gartland was sent off late on, as the Hoops secured a deserved win.
The Kingdom hit 1-6 without reply after the break to see off Clare and book a decider date with Cork.
They were too strong for Limerick, running out 16-point winners.
Tim Clancy’s side picked up their first league victory in over a month.
Leo Cullen’s side were in scintillating form in the sun at the Aviva Stadium.
The Health Minister said he ordered the review “to examine learnings and recommendations that could inform future such initiatives”.
Katie McCabe’s first-half goal sealed a crucial point against one of the top teams in the world.
Anthony Gordon’s first-half deflected effort was the difference on the scoreboard at Goodison Park.
The organisation has been urged to do more to end abusive practices in the Qatari private security sector.
A first piece of silverware for Liam Cahill and a first major trophy since 2015.
The northern province head home without a win from their two-match tour to South Africa.
