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Friday 27 November 2020
The Racing 92 man was involved in an incident with Wales’ Alun Wyn Jones in the first-half last night.
England’s Courtney Lawes and Manu Tuilagi are also facing disciplinary hearings in Dublin this week.
The second row has been cited for a challenge on Tom Ellis.
Ryan Christie has been served with a notice of complaint by the Scottish Football Association.
The Danish golfer, 29, appeared at Isleworth Crown Court today.
Sport Ireland have brought the case against the player after he was deemed to have provided an insufficient sample to testers.
The Connacht man was red-carded for a high tackle against Samoa on Saturday.
The inside centre was red-carded in last night’s win over Samoa in Fukuoka.
The Connacht man was sent off against Samoa and now faces a suspension.
Paul Mannion was sent-off in the quarter-final win over Louth.
The former Ireland fullback has endured a difficult season in charge of Leicester Tigers.
Talks took place between the parties before the hearing was at commence.
The 30-year-old’s hearing will take place behind closed doors in Sydney by a three-member panel.
The association’s chief executive is likely to come under scrutiny, after it emerged he gave a €100,000 loan to the association in 2017.
The club acted swiftly following the outcome of the FA’s disciplinary hearing.
The CHC heard cases involving both Brian Fox and Ultan Harney last night.
Johnny Buckley received a straight red card in the semi-final win over Mullinalaghta.
‘It is difficult to imagine how an act of foul play of this sort could be worse,’ said the disciplinary panel.
The HSE issued apologies to 60 children as result of failings related to paediatric audiology services.
The French club will challenge a five-point deduction, which is suspended for three seasons, following comments made by their president.
Ailís Ní Ríain’s work for the Dublin Fringe Festival has been inspired by her own experiences of communication and the difficulties we can encounter with it.
The Wallabies fullback has received a citing commissioner’s warning on top of his yellow card.
RTÉ has reported that the HSE identified errors in audiology services provided to children in the west of Ireland.
Dunne opposes the application.
The court heard the man has 38 previous convictions including assault, burglary, criminal damage and theft.
Some of the staff are believed to have experienced hearing loss.
The worker maintained that he had been subject to an unfair investigation and had been dismissed for taking an organisation’s vehicle home.
The Ireland openside will now prepare to perform on the biggest stage for the Lions.
The Ireland flanker’s hearing in Wellington lasted almost three hours.
The All Blacks centre paid the price for a dangerous challenge on Anthony Watson.
The Lions openside could now miss the third and decisive Test in Auckland.
The chair of the special case hearing said, “There is no place within the organisation for him any longer.”
I was the first and only deaf and vision impaired student to choose music as a Leaving Cert subject, writes Orla O’Sullivan.
The chef was required to mourn for 40 days.
He remains in custody without trial.
The US Homeland Security Department said this afternoon that the controversial travel ban won’t be extended to other countries.
A preliminary hearing will be held amid a dispute between relatives and the Government over legal fees.
The back row only picked up a yellow card in yesterday’s game.
The Munster wing could face a suspension for his dangerous tackle on Fraser Brown.
The case continues in front of the Central Criminal Court.
THE GREYHOUND RACING industry has been put in the spotlight again this week, the Social Democrats put forward a motion proposing to end State funding of the sector.
Writing for TheJournal.ie this week, TD Holly Cairns explained that greyhound racing in Ireland will receive €19.2m in public funding next year – an increase of €2.4m on 2020.
Last year, an RTÉ investigation claimed that almost 6,000 greyhounds were killed for not racing fast enough in 2017.
But advocates for the sector have claimed it supports thousands of jobs and that annual Government funding represents an economic investment.
So, today we’re asking: Should the Government stop funding greyhound racing?
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