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Doherty made his last appearance for Mayo against Donegal in August 2019.
It didn’t take long for CR7 to re-open his Man Utd account at a rocking Old Trafford.
The Londoner suffered a serious eye injury in losing to Joe Joyce last November.
Padraig Harrington finished in a tie for 69th while Graeme McDowell ended up in 54th position.
Irish Olympic hopeful Jack Woolley is an impressive guy on and off the mat, and his journey has been a rollercoaster so far.
Leo Cullen’s side win 52-23 in Wales to leapfrog Ulster and take top spot in their Conference.
After a nine month absence from the game, Paul Dunne is back in competitive golf this week.
The 33-year-old is keeping fit in the hope of earning an unlikely recall to the Ireland squad.
Kenny said he thought he was “political toast” 24 hours ago.
Prolific forward Paddy Cunningham is back in the Antrim fold for the first time since 2014.
The out-half has not played for his province this season due to the ankle injury sustained on international duty.
The Italy out-half represented Ireland at the Junior World Cup in Japan a decade ago, nobody could have predicted the journey he would take to get back.
The legendary goalkeeper is back in Turin after a season at PSG.
Christian Lealiifano has been included in the 34-man squad for their Rugby Championship opener.
Diarmuid Murtagh underwent an eye operation to repair a detached retina and wasn’t sure if he’d play for Roscommon again.
The former world number one Andy Murray will play for the first time since the Australian Open.
Clare’s Aron Shanagher reflects on his comeback for the Clare hurlers in 2018 following an ACL injury.
The Mayo man is now 11-0 as a pro and is bringing a title fight to his hometown tomorrow night.
Samuel Umtiti is also back in the squad following a knee problem.
The returning boss will hold trials over the upcoming bank holiday weekend.
Luke Shaw struggled to realise his potential after arriving at Old Trafford but has made a strong start to the 2018-19 campaign.
After weeks of speculation, the former candidate has formally declared he will seek to run again.
James Burke has made a remarkable comeback to win a Christy Ring Cup after he was diagnosed with bacterial meningitis.
Donegal footballer Kate Keaney speaks to The42 about her harrowing recovery from a concussion and a torn cruciate as Donegal prepare for an Ulster final.
The Dublin star suffered the injury in February but is aiming for an August return to action.
The captain is hoping the ‘hard truths’ learned in two semi-final losses last year can be put to good use tomorrow.
Stuart Lancaster suggests the centre may make his return against the Kings and does not expect to have Robbie Henshaw available to take on Saracens on 1 April.
Conor McAllister and the Slaughtneil hurlers face a daunting task against Munster champions Na Piarsaigh this afternoon.
Ousmane Dembele has been cleared to make his comeback.
The Republic of Ireland and Preston North End player has undergone surgery for the issue.
The 23-time Grand Slam winner gave birth to her first child last month.
A significant day in Salthill for Seán Armstrong.
Jeremy Corbyn is expected to say that the war on terror has failed in a speech later day.
“I want to say unequivocally I want to play professional golf again.”
The Treviso playmaker’s remarkable story in rugby continues.
Blair will campaign to give the British people a chance to change their minds.
“It’s great for players to taste the real Thomond Park,” says the Munster legend who was plotting their downfall.
He headlines tonight’s TUF 24 Finale against Demetrious Johnson.
Six short weeks in the summer of 2009 saw Paul Keogan’s life change forever. He now has his sights set on the Paralympic games in September.
Ryan O’Dwyer made his long-awaited comeback for the Sky Blues last night.