Saturday 31 October 2020
Two from two in Europe for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men.
The WGPA have released their findings from a new report, entitled ‘Levelling The Field’.
The Irish province came away from their trip to Edinburgh with an impressive win.
Dan McFarland’s men were far poorer in the second half but got the job done.
Andy Farrell’s men scored seven tries in a 50-17 win over Italy in Dublin.
Donie and Enda Smith combined for 1-7 as the Rossies sealed their return to the top flight.
Leo Cullen’s men hammered a poor Zebre side at the RDS, scoring nine tries in total.
The 10-man Reds were 1-0 winners at Tolka Park.
Back with a bang: Aimee Mackin inspired the Orchard county to a third decider in-a-row.
Simon Zebo scored two tries for the Top 14 side as they came up short in Bristol.
Jim Crawford’s reign as manager began with a disappointing 2-0 defeat to Italy today in Pisa.
The report author said Ireland’s HCE should not be “interpreted as a measure of hospital service expenditure”.
James Lowe scored two tries as the defending champions beat the Dragons at the RDS.
The Irish rider was informed of the results in August, but insists he’s innocent.
The report found that successive British governments approved the treatment.
Liam Buckley’s men took the all-important points on offer at the Showgrounds.
1-1 after normal time, Jose Mourinho’s men were 5-4 winners from the spot.
Manu Tuilagi and Courtney Lawes both limped off.
The defending champions were comprehensive winners in today’s final against Disckboro.
Harry Arter and Cyrus Christie both made their first starts for their new club.
Bill Johnston scored 14 points as the Ulster back row delivered an excellent performance.
Experts from the University of Oxford have issued the warning today.
The findings were outlined in the EU’s drugs agency’s annual report today.
A dramatic comeback victory after a cracker of a final on Lisnagarvey’s home patch.
The Girls In Green were beaten 3-0 in Essen.
Nuno Espírito Santo’s side got the better of Sheffield United this evening.
The Hoops warmed up for their upcoming clash against AC Milan with a convincing win.
The Gunners were too good for Fulham in today’s early clash.
Joachim Loew’s men are now third in their Nations League group.
Harry Kane had a goal disallowed and Kyle Walker was sent-off in the Nations League clash.
Ireland placed 26th in a ranking of mental health concerns for children and adolescents.
White-collar crimes and child offenders were given particular consideration in a new report from the Law Reform Commission.
The western province were shown two red cards and a yellow at the Aviva Stadium.
Leo Cullen made 15 changes to his starting XV but they still had too much for the northern province.
Fridolino Rolfo scored the all-important winner in San Sebastian.
Kingsley Coman got the winner, with the Bundesliga outfit crowned champions of Europe for the sixth time.
Bundee Aki scored a powerful try on his 100th appearance for the province.
A tally of 1-8 from Ross Banville helped Shelmaliers to get the better of 2018 champions Naomh Éanna.
35-year-old Johnny Sexton was integral to the home side’s win as Irish rugby returned.
A stunning curled goal from Anto Breslin was a highlight of the victory over St Pat’s – but did he mean it?
