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Yesterday’s News

From The Score Misfortune

Setback for Mayo as Cillian O’Connor dislocates shoulder

The player will be properly assessed in the coming days but the initial signs do not look promising.

From The Score BLACK STUFF

How to cheer up after missing the cut, featuring Monaco GP and Guinness

Graeme McDowell and Ian Poulter put bogeys and missed putts out of their minds this weekend.

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From The Score Welcome Sight

Dunne in contention for England but Trap says he must be 100% to start

Uncapped Hull City midfielder Stephen Quinn has replaced Paul Green for the upcoming batch of games.

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From The Score Special Delivery

Home win cheers An Post Rás fans while Bialoblocki clinches overall title

Sam Bennett of Carrick-on-Suir led home a Chain Reaction 1-2-3 finish in Skerries today.

From The Daily Edge

13 things people with babies do

You! Holding the child! We’re talking to you!

Column: Infidelity is an intimate betrayal and dealing with it is a complex process

Why do people cheat? And why does someone stay in a relationship after being betrayed, ridiculed and humiliated? Counsellor Tony Moore explains that dealing with infidelity is an extremely complex and personal thing.

From The Score Fast Track

Peter O’Mahony confirmed as Ireland captain for summer tour

The news follows Rory Best’s addition to the British and Irish Lions squad.

From The Score Rory In Red
From The Score Young And Loaded

Khan can’t as Manassero wins PGA and makes Rory ‘feel like an old man’

A dramatic play-off ensued after three golfers finished on -10 at Wentworth.

Knitting on the Late Late Show and Shatter’s apology: The week in quotes

“I was told there would be at least one nun sitting in the Late Late Show audience, knitting. And sure enough, there she was”.

The Evening Fix: Now with added cat adopting ducklings

Here are the things we learned, loved and shared today.

From The Score Winners

Donegal too strong for Tyrone in Ulster showdown

Goals from Colm McFadden and Ross Wherity helped the reigning All-Ireland champions triumph this afternoon.

From The Score Agonising

Amazing rearguard action saves Pakistan after Irish battle at Clontarf

Ed Joyce cracked a century for the underdog Irish against the former One Day world champions.

From The Score Defend In Numbers

Tyrone’s Sean Cavanagh surrounded by 9 Donegal players

The picture that sums up the blanket defence philosophy.

Man charged over alleged false imprisonment

A 47-year-old been charged in connection with an incident of alleged false imprisonment involving a woman in Dublin last week.

From The Score Day To Remember This post contains images

In pics: London celebrate their historic victory over Sligo

Manager Paul Coggins was carried by the jubilant team members as his team triumphed.

Man arrested over killing of Dean Fitzpatrick

The 23-year-old victim was the brother of missing Irish teenager Amy Fitzpatrick, who went missing in while walking home in Malaga in 2008.

Finding love (or lust) in 4 minutes: The science of speed dating

Talking mainly about the woman, interrupting and asking questions – a new study has found what does and doesn’t work in speed dating.

From The Score Flying Finn

Like father, like son as Nico Rosberg wins Monaco Grand Prix

30 years after Keke Rosberg triumphed on the street circuit, his son reigned supreme.

From The Daily Edge Hate That We Love You This post contains videos

7 TV fellas we love to hate

They’re all dopes but we love them.

Kerry set to unveil plan for West Bank economy

The US Secretary of State is tasked with presenting a economic plan to attract tourism and private sector investment into the West Bank.

From The Score Hooked Up

Rory Best receives Lions call-up as Dylan Hartley gets 11-week ban

The England hooker was reprimanded for verbally abusing referee Wayne Barnes.

From The Score Latest

Furlong inspires Wicklow to victory over Longford

Harry Murphy’s side performed impressively in the early stages of the contest.

From The Score Changes

Lewandowski close to Bayern move, hints Heynckes

The Polish striker has won plaudits for his performances this season.

From The Score Hoop Dreams

Hooper nets twice to deliver double for Glasgow Celtic

Pat Fenlon’s Hibs were soundly beaten at Hampden Park.

Armagh teenager missing since Wednesday afternoon

Ben Harvey was last seen in the Jubilee Park area of Armagh.

Sixth man arrested in connection to Lee Rigby murder

A 22-year-old man has been arrested by officers investigating the murder of British soldier Lee Rigby in London last week.

Appeal over attack on Belfast Islamic centre

An Islamic centre in Belfast was attacked with a paint bomb last week, which local police are treating as a hate crime.

From The Score Let's Get Fizzy

Just sent off in your county’s All Ireland opener? Here’s a Coca Cola

A Tipperary supporter took the ‘Share a Coke’ idea literally at Fitzgerald Stadium today.

From The Score Upset

London shock Sligo to secure first Connacht SFC victory since 1977

Padraig McGoldrick saw his penalty effort saved by goalkeeper Philip Greene in a lively first half.

Senator Norris: ‘I had a major depression and nervous breakdown’

David Norris said media coverage during the last presidential election had a significant effect on his health.

From The Score Wee Shock

Lennon and White combine for Louth to give Laois a knockout blow

The forwards from the Wee County were in top form as Jason McNulty’s side lost by 10 points at home.

From The Score Brave

An Austrian man tip-toed along a line strung 185 metres off the ground yesterday

Reinhard Kleindl studied particle physics before becoming a professional slackliner.

From The Score Kingdom

Kerry cruise into Munster SFC last four with win over Tipperary

The home side lead all the way in Fitzgerald Stadium.

From The Score Updates

As it happened: Donegal v Tyrone, Ulster SFC quarter-final

Would it be Jim McGuinness or Mickey Harte who is celebrating tonight? Here’s how it all unfolded.

Oscar Pistorius fined for unpaid taxes – report

The family have denied reports that the athlete is facing financial ruin because of legal costs.

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Joe Schmidt: I’ve been 3 years at Leinster and I’m 6 years older

The New Zealander was a satisfied soul after leaving the province with three trophies.

Woman seriously assaulted in Belfast

The woman, aged in her 40s, was assaulted in the early hours of this morning in the Upper Newtownards Road area of Belfast.

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