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- SBG’s Gunnar Nelson will headline UFC’s return to Ireland.
- Benetton Treviso’s Ian McKinley is in line for a remarkable RDS return five years after retiring.
- Reigning Premier League champions Leicester City have signed Irish teenager Dylan Watts from UCD.
- All Black Charles Piutau is among three debutants in the Ulster side for tomorrow’s match, while Joey Carbery will feature for Leinster.
- Munster’s Johnny Holland has been forced to retire at 25.
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- Man City will wait until the very last moment before trying to get Sergio Aguero off the hook for the Manchester Derby.
- One of the greatest footballers ever, Franz Beckenbauer, is being investigated for suspected money laundering.
- Usain Bolt has described his friendship with Denis O’Brien.
- Colin Kaepernick’s NFL career could be over after his refusal to stand for the US national anthem.
The Best Thing We Shared
There have been many tributes to Robbie Keane of late, but few in recent days have been as memorable as Paul McGrath’s concise words.
On The Record
Sissoko is a great player. But when I bought into Everton, I made it clear I was proud to join a family. And we don’t turn our backs on our own. Keeping James McCarthy was a priority and ultimately, we could not proceed with a deal that would jeopardize his place at Everton. We wish Sissoko the best.
Everton owner Farhad Moshiri on why Ireland international James McCarthy stayed put at the club.
The Fixture List
- The Ireland U21 team are in action against Slovenia tomorrow.
- A few League of Ireland matches are taking place, including Shamrock Rovers v St Pat’s.
- There are a couple of Pro12 games tomorrow, including Leinster v Treviso.
- The US Open continues tomorrow.
- Day one of Deutsche Bank gets underway, with Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell out around 6pm Irish time.
Showbiz, Baby!
Cuban doper Yarelys Barrios was told to return her Olympic medal but it looks like it’s been sold on eBay.
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