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Monday 26 October 2020
Danny Grant has been named SSE Airtricity/Soccer Writers’ Association of Ireland Player of the Month for August.
The hosts recovered from a slow start to hold a surprise 10-7 lead at half-time.
Ann Skeffington said she still hasn’t decided what to do with her winnings from November.
Leo Cullen’s side made it 17 wins on the bounce for the 2019/20 season.
The Boston Celtics have not lost since dropping their season opener.
Three favourites and three wins for Noel Meade at this afternoon’s meet.
The daughter of Anthony Knowles suffers from a rare form of epilepsy, and he said he will use the money to help her.
Marty Moore makes the tomorrow’s starting line-up.
A thrilling clash at the Emirates saw the hosts narrowly prevail.
We were given a glimpse at rehearsals with Sinead and Marty.
The two men grew up on the same street in Dublin and now work together.
Margaret Flynn had worked with the National Lottery since the very first day it began operating in 1987.
Wales have not beaten Australia since 2008 and their miserable run against the Wallabies continued in Cardiff on Saturday.
The Tractor Boys have won all four of their league fixtures, leaving them joint-top of England’s second tier.
The sides played out a 24-24 draw at Kingspan Stadium.
Eddie Jones’ men are looking for a 19th consecutive win in Dublin this weekend.
Filming had to be halted for a period of time.
He’s in the festive spirit.
Zinedine Zidane’s side went top of La Liga after beating Espanyol tonight.
Doing God’s work, she is.
Michael Murphy and James McCarthy both saw red in a cagey Croke Park affair.
A strong finish from Donegal secured the two points for the hosts, to the delight of the crowd in Ballybofey.
Keep your cool, mammy is watching.
Despite receiving a cut above his left eye, the Donegal native emerged victorious.
Hutch won €8,000 in cash and a car worth €25,000 on the RTÉ show.
You love it. Don’t deny it.
The Million Euro Challenge struggled to attract viewers.
Bye-bye Marty Whelan. Hello Nicky Byrne.
Over here Josephine!
Superb 64 leaves McIlroy poised to strike on the final day in Boston.
Eddie Jones has led the Brave Blossoms to major improvements ahead of the 2015 World Cup.
Joe Schmidt’s men trailed 10-9 at the break but their superior set-piece was crucial in a second-half comeback.
The hurling championship is well underway.
The Olympic gold medallist closed out her whistle-stop boxing tour with an unanimous points decision win.
Anything Ireland can do, Pat Lam’s lads can do better.
RTE has confirmed that there are changes afoot.
Phillip Doyle’s ladies trailed 6-0 to their Welsh visitors but rallied well in the second half.
Goals from the Dutchman, Antonio Valencia and Wayne Rooney put David Moyes’ men in charge at Fulham.
Veteran goalkeeper Shane Curran was celebrating as St Brigid’s triumphed today.
THERE ARE 59 shopping days until Christmas.
Most retailers across the country will be closed until 1 December, losing out on some vital festive shopping business.
Many are depending on customers shifting to online sales during that time.
So we want to know: Will you do more of your Christmas shopping online this year?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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