Sunday 27 September 2020
Gavin White will become the latest Dr Crokes player to captain the Kingdom in an All-Ireland final.
The Ireland U21 international has cut short his stay with Crusaders up north.
The Mercedes driver also took home the new bonus point for the fastest lap.
Oisin McEntee was at the heart of that controversial Ireland U17 Euros penalty shootout last May.
The young German advances through to the end-of-season final for the first time.
English teenager Reiss Nelson has scored five goals in 10 appearances for Hoffenheim.
Harrison Reeves comes as the final addition to Shane Keegan’s 2018 squad.
Aaron McKenna will face Adolfo Caro in OC next month.
There are also deserved recalls for Sean Cronin and Rory Scannell as Joe Schmidt plots the opening rounds of the Six Nations.
The 18-year-old starred for the KwaZulu-Natal Sharks side at last year’s Craven Week.
The 20-year-old has joined Barnet for an undisclosed fee.
Ever since taking over, Julian Nagelsmann has shown a remarkable astuteness in spite of the relentless pressure of the Bundesliga.
He might be years away from playing for the senior side, but there’s already a weight of expectation on his young shoulders.
The 22-year-old starts for Leinster tomorrow.
Louis van Gaal’s side were victorious in the derby.
Lam is confident the Connacht lock has a bright international career ahead of him.
The youngster scored the opener at Old Trafford.
The French attacker gave away a penalty in the first-half that led to CSKA taking the lead but came up with the equaliser later on.
Vasil Lobzhanidze may be only 18, but he can handle himself.
Jack Kennedy claimed a win on his first ride for Willie Mullins.
Conor Whelan has been drafted into the half-forward line.
And dad isn’t too happy about it all.
A lot done, more to do for the Leinster star.
You feel really good about yourself now, don’t you?
The England teenager has completed his move to the North Londoners, it was confirmed this afternoon.
Ruaidhri McGee (the lad on the right) shot a 69 at the Lyoness Open and is in the Top 10 going into the final day.
Waterford manager Derek McGrath can see Austin Gleeson developing in to a centre-half back.
The 23-year-old loosehead prop has enjoyed a breakout season with his home province.
The O’Farrell County will meet Laois in the next round after beating their hosts in Mullingar.
The Dublin forward believes his inter-county teammate will be a Blues star for years to come.
The Waterford golfer has kept his wits about him on a stormy day in Philadelphia.
A dramatic play-off ensued after three golfers finished on -10 at Wentworth.
The Tullogher-Rosbercon youngster was handed his senior debut for Kilkenny yesterday in the All-Ireland final. And he delivered in style.
Wilshere missed the entirety of the 2011/12 season due to an injury to his right ankle.
Shaqeel van Persie, 5, has been offered a training place in the Arsenal youth academy.
Despite his poor showing at Sandwich, the 22-year-old is still on top.
