Tuesday 17 May 2022
A goal in each half from Josh Ryan and Brian Donovan sealed the deal for the Treaty, who will now face Kerry in the decider.
Classic glory on the Rowley Mile for James Doyle.
Jurgen Klopp’s side were too good for Villarreal.
The 20-year-old scored his first Premier League goal in Burnley’s win over Everton.
The Dublin side won today’s Energia AIL Women’s Cup final, while Blackrock College triumphed in the plate decider.
The Cork striker scored the winner against Celtic today.
Sarah Rowe and Aishling Sheridan were on the losing Collingwood side.
Irish international Claire Melia starred as the Cork club were the big winners at the National Basketball Arena today.
Jonjo O’Neill Jnr: ‘To do it for Nicky, JP and on a horse like Champ – it doesn’t get much better.’
Ireland’s champion jockey has endured ‘a long and painful recovery’ since dislocating his shoulder in September.
The match was rearranged after heavy snowfall.
It caps a memorable 2021 for Payne, who was named PFAI International Women’s Player of the Year last week.
The star insisted he had no interest in his performance and shrugged off the prospect of claiming the crown on his 46th birthday on Sunday.
The Irish international is also now joint-top of the assists charts.
They bridged a 31-year gap for senior club championship glory.
Katie O’Dwyer, captain Niamh Byrne and Aoife Doyle were among the scorers.
The Seagulls responded in the second half but were swept aside 4-1 by the Premier League champions.
Veteran Slovenian forward Josip Ilicic, recalled to the team after suffering from a combination of a knee injury and severe depression, scored the opener.
Ciara Griffin was sprung from the bench as the Limerick side ran out 46-17 winners over Old Belvedere.
Elsewhere, Sweden moved within a point of Group B leaders Spain thanks to a 3-0 win over Kosovo in Solna.
Rodrygo sank a wasteful Inter Milan with the last-gasp winner.
Cameron Carter-Vickers helped the Hoops overcome Ross County.
Joe Aribo and Connor Goldson were among the scorers for Steven Gerrard’s side.
Ed Walker’s sprinter was the emphatic winner at Newmarket.
Luis Enrique’s side will now face France or Switzerland in the quarter-finals.
An own goal by Mats Hummels was the difference between the teams.
The Northern Irishman won the inaugural Scandinavian Mixed by a shot.
It is just the second time in the Blues’ history that they have lifted the trophy and first since 2012.
Ben Chrisene and a Brad Young penalty inside the first 11 minutes inflicted the damage.
They earned an emphatic 4-1 win over RB Leipzig to spoil Julian Nagelsmann’s hopes of leaving with a title.
The 24-year-old fired a final-round three-under par 68 to finish 72 holes on 17-under 267.
Their exit means the Hoops will have a trophy-less season for the first time since 2009/10.
Pep Guardiola’s men survived a scare as Jude Bellingham gave Dortmund the lead.
The 28-year-old continued his recovery from a long-term injury.
Kenny Shiels’ side won 2-1 away to Ukraine in Friday night’s play-off first leg.
Hearts Are Trumps, ridden by Jody McGarvey for trainer Des McDonogh, collared Magic Tricks after the last to win by half-a-length at 12-1.
Mishriff and David Egan powered home to wear down American ace Charlatan and land the Saudi Cup in Riyadh.
The Dubliner produced another impressive 800m win in Belgium, while Síofra Cléirigh Büttner ran a big 1500m in Boston.
LeBron and the Lakers defeated Giannis and the Bucks.
A remarkable all-round display from the Leinster all-rounder helped Ireland beat the UAE by 112 runs in Abu Dhabi.
