Thursday 3 December 2020
The GPA and WGPA have released a statement, with members to ‘make the final decision on whether or not they want to become part of one new players’ association’.
The Premier County will take on Mayo in their final-four clash.
The association says it holds a “clear and unwavering commitment” to battling the illness.
There are no close contacts of the player and the rest of the staff and squad have tested negative.
The 40-year-old will miss his first major championship since 1999.
The Wee county has released a statement, while Kierans says his involvement was ‘a real privilege’.
Originally, the club’s 0-0 draw with Wexford had been awarded as a 3-0 win to the Dublin side.
The Rossies, who are on the cusp of securing promotion, have committed to playing Saturday’s game.
The club players’ body is pleading with the GAA to allow outstanding adult championships to be completed behind closed doors.
A full meeting of the management executive of Waterford county board has been set for tomorrow night.
Elite football matches – those in the SSE Airtricity League, the Women’s National League and all five underage National Leagues – can continue.
Dungarvan won Saturday’s intermediate decider by four points.
Training will continue as per the safety guidelines in relation to Covid-19 restrictions.
The Colombian was stretchered off with a nasty gash after a tackle by Dundee United’s Ryan Edwards.
Owner Mike Ashley is taking legal advice after accusing the league of not acting ‘appropriately’.
Clanna Gael Fontenoy pulled out of a championship quarter-final tie after a Ballyboden St Enda’s player tested positive, and ‘Boden now progress.
The former Chelsea and Juventus boss threw his future into doubt after Europa League final defeat.
Varadkar confirmed that the party whip has been removed from three of his party’s senators.
Counties were also asked to double down in their fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Top 14 side were due to face RC Toulon later this month.
The CPA have backed the GPA’s proposal as the GAA’s Fixture Calendar Review Task Force prepare to make their decision.
Raheny’s Dublin SFC game against St Oliver Plunkett/Eoghan Ruadh was postponed at the weekend.
One demonstrator was killed last night during protests against election results in the country.
The statement has since earned a reply from Deputy Marc MacSharry. who stands by his criticisms of Barrett.
Leeds had their Championship trophy presentation tonight after a 4-0 win over Charlton Athletic.
The 2013 FA Cup winners may soon find themselves in the relegation zone after entering administration.
The defender was outstanding having endured a nightmare against the same opponents last month.
Uefa confirmed the news in a statement this evening.
Some Premier Division clubs were against the relegation plans in particular.
Exiles boss Paddy Bowles and player Niamh Lister discuss the situation with The42 as they call on the LGFA to ‘reconsider the decision.’
The Gaelic Players Association have again called for players knocked out early from club championships to be allowed return to county training.
‘Surprised and disappointed’ Gloucester have since hit back with a statement of their own.
The CPA have warned that if the rules are not applied, it will “cause damage to the future of the Association.”
‘We apologise unreservedly for any offence we have unintentionally been party to,’ the company said.
Rugby Players Ireland released a statement today.
In a statement, the football club from Belfast has ‘robustly and vigorously rejected’ claims to the contrary.
Marcus Thuram took a knee after scoring while Jadon Sancho marked one of his goals by unveiling a ‘Justice for George Floyd’ T-shirt.
The Spurs striker has had his appendix removed and will resume training later in June.
Individuals who participate in such training sessions will be ‘personally responsible’ for any injury costs incurred.
Dundalk hit out over 'vile comments' aimed at players on social media
It comes in the wake of the team’s 3-1 defeat to Rapid Vienna last night at the Aviva Stadium.