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Sunday 24 January 2021
Elsewhere, it was a great day for Willie Mullins while the Irish Women’s football team racked up an impressive Euro qualifier win.
The Cloch Le Carn episode will air on Monday at 7.30pm.
There was also good news for Robbie Keane, David Pocock apologised, and Colin Fennelly hit back at Ger Loughnane.
Here’s what the world of sport served up on Tuesday.
Elsewhere, Antonio Conte will be the next Chelsea boss while Jonathan Sexton was not best pleased with the officiating during Leinster’s Pro12 win over Munster.
Miss any of today’s sport? Catch up right here.
Elsewhere, Lionel Messi’s charity donation has backfired spectacularly and it was a great day for former Irish cricket coach Phil Simmons.
Miss any of today’s news? Catch-up with all the headlines right here.
Elsewhere, Paul O’Connell presided over his first Grenoble training session and could Mario Goetze be headed for Liverpool?
Elsewhere, Dan Martin continues to impress in Spain and there’s been a blow for the Clare hurlers.
Here’s what happened in the world of sport today.
Also, Dan Martin tastes success in Spain while Ben Affleck reveals how Conor McGregor helped influence his latest incarnation of Batman.
Plus, Harry Arter ruled out of Ireland friendlies and tennis boss resigns following sexism row.
Plus, former France and Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Petit on the potential threat of terrorism at the Euros.
Miss any of today’s headlines? Catch up right here.
Elsewhere, Rafael Benitez is back in the Premier League while the Irish cricketers are out of the T20 World Cup.
Meanwhile, Bertram Allen has secured Ireland’s Olympic spot in show jumping
Meanwhile, Rob Kearney has emerged as an injury doubt ahead of Ireland’s Six Nations clash with Italy.
Meanwhile, NFL star Peyton Manning has officially announced his retirement.
Man United are giving away free jerseys and the Roscommons footballers have to play at home in Longford.
Elsewhere, some good news for Joe Schmidt while Ulster’s Rory Scholes is on his way out of the province
Miss any of today’s sport? Catch up with all of Wednesday’s headlines right here.
Miss any of today’s sport? Catch up with all of Tuesday’s headlines right here.
Here’s what the world of sport brought us on Monday.
Miss any of today’s sport? Catch up right here.
The Rocket, Carl Frampton, Kevin Kilbane and Robbie Henshaw were also all under the spotlight today.
Miss any of today’s sport? Catch up right here.
Guy Noves, Conor McGregor and Jamie Carragher all make the news as well.
Here’s what the world of sport had for us on Wednesday.
Davy Fitzgerald, Rafael Dos Anjos and Jamie Carragher were all in the news as well.
We’ll also have news of a Connacht player’s freak accident on a water slide.
We’ve also got news on Simon Zebo’s future and the final deals of the January transfer window.
Miss any of today’s headlines? Here’s what you may have missed.
We’ll also have news from the Australian Open and Super Bowl 50.
We’ll also have news from the NFL’s two big games last night.
We’ll also have news of a blow to Clare as their All-Ireland winning captain suffers an injury set-back.
Plus, Conor O’Shea will leave his role as Harlequins director of rugby at the end of the season.
Here’s all the sport you need to know before Wednesday comes.
Plus the rush for Euros tickets, prop problems, and booze in Brive…
IRISH BANKS SEEKING to set up payments app, Synch Payments, to rival digital challenger banks, were dealt a blow last week.
Over the last few years, fintech firms like Revolut and N26 have expanded their operations in Ireland, offering online current accounts and instant money transfers.
Many people feel Irish banks have left it too late to compete, but four Irish retail banks — Bank of Ireland, AIB, Permanent TSB and KBC — were moving ahead with plans for the app.
However, the project hit a speed bump last week with the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission rejecting a merger notification submitted by the four banks.
We want to know: If it gets the green light, would you use the payments app being planned by Irish banks?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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