Monday 20 May, 2013
Cuala booked their place in the Dublin hurling decider against Kilmacud Crokes meanwhile.
The Donegal-managed sprinter also tells Highland Radio that he’d love to visit Ireland whenever his schedule allows.
The Louth derby is on the tellybox and there’s five other Premier Division games to choose from on a busy night.
Czech midfielder Lubos Kalouda and Polish striker Dawid Janczyk have joined Limerick FC on trial from CSKA Moscow.
It’s a big weekend at HQ with eight counties represented in four national deciders.
Skipper Kieran Bermingham says the Limerick outfit are looking forward to their showdown with Loughgiel Shamrocks.
The town centre will be among the first in Ireland to offer blanket wireless access, aiming to tap into the ‘smart economy’.
Three provincial titles were up for grabs yesterday. Here’s your round-up of the afternoon’s winners and losers.
With a host of provincial ties and three county titles up for decision, it was another busy weekend of club football and hurling. Here’s the scoop.
As the domestic leagues draw to a close, here are some briefing notes that you can use to wow your barstooler buddies.
It was a another busy Sunday around the country. Despite the weather.
It was another busy weekend of GAA action with plenty of silverware on offer.
Another ten county titles were dished out on a busy day of GAA action yesterday. Here’s your round-up of all the winners and losers.
Brian Hogan, Kevin Nolan, Lar Corbett and Colm Cooper all lined out in Templeogue this week ahead of the AIB GAA Club Championships.
On a weekend when Shamrock Rovers weren’t in action, Sligo, Pat’s and Derry couldn’t push home their advantage, writes Alan Smith.
We look ahead to another busy weekend of domestic football action.
Alan Smith is back with his preview of the weekend’s domestic action.
We offer our weekly guide of the five main talking points ahead of the upcoming LOI fixtures.
Shamrock Rovers were the big winners after another round of League of Ireland matches.
The Hoops took the first silverware on offer with a good Saturday night in Tallaght.
The first piece of silverware is on offer in Tallaght and two old foes meet in a top-of-the-table clash, off-Broadway, in the First Division.
With three Airtricity League games scheduled for this evening, Alan Smith looks over the weekend’s action for any clues about what to expect.
We’re into the second round of Airtricity League fixtures. And Alan Smith has more questions than answers.
Ahead of tonight’s programme of Bank Holiday fixtures, Alan Smith reflects on the League of Ireland action.
In a new-look weekly feature, Alan Smith flags the major talking points ahead of the weekend’s football.
Bray moved into second place with a 2-0 win over Galway United, writes Alan Smith in his round-up of Easter weekend’s Airtricity League action.
Alan Smith previews a packed weekend of League of Ireland soccer.
Michael O’Neill brings his Shamrock Rovers side to Phibsboro as champions but Bohs can go top with a victory.
There were a couple of surprises in this weekend’s League of Ireland fixtures, writes Alan Smith in his weekly round-up.
Nutsy looks like he’s staying for the moment but Bohs were lucky to escape with a point on Friday, writes Alan Smith.
Alan Smith previews the weekend’s League of Ireland action, starting with Bohemians’ trip to Oriel Park.
CLARINBRIDGE HAVE WON their first AIB All-Ireland Club SHC title at Croke Park this afternoon. The Galway side rallied in the second half to claim the historic title on a scoreline of 2-18 to 0-12 against O’Loughlin Gaels.
Goal heroes Mark Kerins and Eoin Forde were central to the win as they battled back from a five-point deficit in the 27th minute.
It’s the glamour of the cup for Paul Ring this week – but there’s no dressing-rooms in Millstreet.
The off-season may have been chaotic but things are looking rather familiar at the top of the table. Alan Smith fills us in on the second weekend of League of Ireland action.
After last weekend’s kick-off, two two title hopefuls meet in an early showdown.
He hasn’t gone away you know. We’ve thawed out Paul Ring and he’s found his missing football boot after a winter of discontent for the country’s Sunday footballers.
Missed any of the action as the League of Ireland kicked off? Alan Smith fills us in.
Here’s how the league table will finish. Fact.
In our final installment of League of Ireland club profiles, Galway United take a seat in our front room and tell us what they’re intentions are.
Shamrock Rovers kick-off their title defence later on this evening with a tricky fixture at home to Dundalk. Can Michael O’Neill’s team carry on where they left off last year?
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