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Edouard on the double as Celtic rally to maintain winning form
The French under-21 international has scored eight times in his last six games for the Hoops.
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The French under-21 international has scored eight times in his last six games for the Hoops.
The Dutch defender was ineligible for last night’s FA Cup tie, and both managers have praised Bournemouth’s head of media for flagging the error.
Wicklow star Meadhbh Deeney has made a full recovery from a serious bicycle crash and is back leading the line for her county.
Johnson spoke to the French President Emmanuel Macron yesterday.
The Ireland boss feels the Munster scrum-half is in great form.
Meanwhile in Aintree, Walk In The Mill claimed back-to-back victories in the Randox Health Becher Chase.
The winner was voted upon by PGA Tour members who played at least 15 official FedEx Cup events this season.
Johann van Graan hailed his side’s fight and belief after they booked a Pro14 semi-final date against Leinster.
Niko Kovac’s side finished the game with 10 men and coughed up a two-goal lead in the second half.
It was also a promising afternoon for Balrath trainer Gavin Cromwell who celebrated two winners on Sunday.
England were 15-10 down at half-time and a shock looked to be on the cards.
The striker admits he considered going back to Spain or Italy.
Earlier official results showed that the country’s ruling Zanu-PF party won the most seats in parliament.
Sligo goalkeeper Noelle Gormley shares her story.
Just about.
The Ireland number eight says he knew Rob Herring was in support but backed himself.
The northern province had a strong half-time lead but failed to score in the second 40.
The trophy had been on display at the football stadium in the city of Leon on Friday night.
Noel McNamara’s side were fortunate to escape with the win having led 31-8 just before half-time.
25-year-old Charlie Fry was surfing in New South Wales when the attack happened.
Stephen Rochford reflects on Mayo surviving a massive scare in the qualifiers.
The 20-year-old’s recovery progress will be reassessed in two weeks.
Cork only scored a single point in the first-half but still triumphed.
Murphy says the injury he suffered in a league game with Glenswilly was “just a scare.”
The Fraher Field was the venue for tonight’s game.
The former Leinster man was part of the Italians’ wider training group ahead of the tour.
The cameraman doesn’t move an inch despite the javelin appearing to come straight for him.
Two flight attendants on the passenger plane sustained minor injuries.
The syndicate leader waited 90 days to check the ticket.
Cian O’Neill’s first championship victory in charge of Kildare ended in a one-point victory.
The man’s arm was trapped beneath the passenger side of the vehicle.
The Kingdom won a game in the EirGrid Munster U21 football championship for the first time in four years when they defeated holders Tipperary tonight.
Two planes came within 800m of each other last March.
The group missed out on a €51 million Euromillions jackpot.
Perry’s got nerves of STEEL.
A defibrillator helped to save Cathal Joyce’s life.
The former Liverpool boss eventually opted to join Real Madrid to replace Carlo Ancelotti.
After a bad start to the game, the Dutchman was pleased with his impact further up the pitch.
Head of communications with Student Universal Support Ireland (SUSI) Graham Doyle says that all applicants should now be able to access their website.
She warned festival-goers to be careful with gas stoves.
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