Dundalk come from behind to secure draw against Linfield
It’s honours even ahead of Monday’s return leg at Oriel Park.
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Next time you come for cervical screening your sample will be tested for the HPV virus.
It’s honours even ahead of Monday’s return leg at Oriel Park.
‘I would steal daffodils for my mother from the neighbour’s garden. I’d fill my hands with the stems until I could hold no more and run all the way home, longing to please the most important woman in my life.’
Jean-Claude Roger Mbebe died an untimely death last week, after his family allegedly prevented him from receiving necessary medical treatment. He had been previously been convicted of “homosexuality and attempted homosexuality” and imprisoned.
Why does sex education in schools address so little about real-life relationships, sexuality, and the practicalities of obtaining contraception?
Next time you come for cervical screening your sample will be tested for the HPV virus.
Miriam Isaura López Vargas was a mother and housewife going about her daily business when she was grabbed off the street by soldiers, tortured and raped. She is just one of the many caught in the crossfire between Mexico’s police and drug gangs.
During the 1913 Lockout in Dublin, tens of thousands of workers became involved in the most severe industrial dispute the country has ever seen. A new book of essays, edited by Franics Devine, shows how the dispute led to riots, bankruptcy and death.
The full text of the speech given by Michael Noonan to the Dáil, as prepared in advance of delivery.
Spanish coach Jose Luis de Santos believes his team, containing Alberto Contador, will play third fiddle behind Belgium and Italy.
“Our government wants to act like Robin Hood, but the other way around,” says one resident, “take from the poor to give to the rich.”
Entertainment journalist Andrea Kissane solves the ‘what’ll we watch?’ debate with a curated guide.
The Spaniard started the race in pole position and never looked back.
Gonzalo Higuain put the league champions ahead but Jose Mourinho’s men wasted a host of scoring chances.
Frenchman Phillippe Croizon braved near-freezing temperatures to swim the 4k stretch that links America and Asia.
It took a lot of glitter, cardboard and sticky-back paper but Melanie Olhaus’ poster charmed the returning South African hero.
The Sydney Sixers are looking to add some Jamaican gold to their line-up after the Melbourne Stars approached the 100m sprint champion
Berrick Barnes has been rewarded for his exemplary form against Wales and starts at fly-half.
“I wanted to be stronger for this Olympics, I was wrong,” said the Beijing 2008 gold medallist Alex Schwazer, from Italy.
The American poured in a 15-foot putt on the last to dash the hopes of compatriot Jim Furyk and clinch a spot at the Ryder Cup.
The New Orleans Hornets have snagged a decent player for the new NBA season.
All McCoist’s men technically pulled off a shock by defeating their opponents from Scotland’s Second Division.
Cho Jun-Ho of South Korea thought he was through to an Olympic semi-final. He was wrong.
We’ll be rooting for Cuba in 2013.
Don’t pack up your commentators’ microphone just yet Roy.
The Sports Minister in Oz has called for a review after outcry over gender inequality in Olympics build-up.
Sebastian Vettel says it ‘would be an embarrassment’ not to race at the track, which is in danger of going bust.
The Spaniard overtook pole sitter Dani Pedrosa at the second corner and sauntered to victory.
The Wales centre is surely at the last chance saloon but would be well advised to avoid the spotlight.
The striker’s new coach, Brendan Rodgers, may not be too pleased that one of his star players will miss Liverpool’s pre-season.
The Fukushima accident was a man-made disaster caused by a culture of “reflexive obedience”, a new report says.
The US technology giant was involved in a long-running dispute over the iPad trademark in China, but the court said it was resolved “in a satisfactory manner”.
Google tested its new eye wear with a skydive, streaming live video during the jump.
A newly released joint report by Guardian Analytics and McAfee said the operation was led by criminals attacking cloud-based servers in a global fraud campaign.
Anything much happening at the BMW International Open today?
Padraig Harrington opened with a one-under-par 69, five shots off the lead after day one of the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.
The Welsh have had a week to reflect on their devastating last-kick defeat to the Australians in Melbourne last Saturday.
The official said that after the game he “realised straight away that we made a mistake”.
Funtik the pig is one of a number of apparently “psychic” animals vying to assume the mantle of Paul the Octopus, who correctly predicted the results of the German team in the last World Cup.
Jose Maria Orobitg said that “five or six big clubs” had been in touch about the prospect of hiring Guardiola as manager.
Rafal Bruski appeals to UEFA, as Irish tricolours are flown throughout the city to mark the death of the 21-year-old.
Hoogerland had 33 stitches inserted to close deep gashes in his leg after he was hit by a car on the ninth stage last year.
The WBO said it could not overturn the result of the fight or ask Bradley to surrender the belt, but that it could authorise a rematch.