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• Ireland Women produced an outstanding display at the Rugby World Cup to defeat four-time world champions and current holders New Zealand 17-14. 
• GAA pundit Martin McHugh has admitted he made a mistake by branding Kerry star Colm Cooper a “two-trick pony”on The Sunday Game.
• Outgoing Shamrock Rovers manager Trevor Croly says the players struggled with pressure in the last weeks of his time in charge.
• After his victory at the WGC Bridgestone Invitational on Sunday, Rory McIlroy is seeking a hat-trick of wins at the PGA Championship this week.
  

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• Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone will pay a $100m settlement to clear his bribery charges, it was decided in a Munich court today.
• Former boxer Jamie Moore, who is the trainer of Ireland’s Matthew Macklin, is recovering in hospital after being shot twice in the legs in Marbella. 
• Manchester United defeated Premier League rivals Liverpool 3-1 in the final of the International Champions Cup in Miami in the early hours of this morning.
• New Zealand’s Dan Carter will miss the opening games of the Rugby Championship due to a cracked calf bone, which he injured over the weekend.
  

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  New Zealand do the haka ahead of their Rugby World Cup meeting with Ireland.

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  Because there are people dying in Gaza and the whole situation there, I just don’t agree with what’s happening. We can’t actively go and do anything about it, but we can say ‘I don’t believe what’s happening is right’ and try to put a bit of pressure on our government to make some sort of stance and just show a bit of solidarity with the people of Gaza.” – Ireland and Leinster centre Gordon D’Arcy.

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• Celtic will look to bounce back from a 4-1 first leg defeat to Legia Warsaw when they take on the Polish club at Murrayfield in a Champions League qualifier tomorrow evening.

• Where we were today

  We caught up with Jason McAteer, who was in Dublin to promote Vodafone Ireland’s new partnership with Sky Sports.

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  QPR boss Harry Redknapp is the latest big name to get behind the ‘Mayo For Sam’ campaign.

  

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