Bohs secure 10th league title Drogheda United 1 Bohemians 2: Bohemians are back on top of the pile after securing their 10th title, the first since 2003, with a 2-1 win over defending eircom Premier League champions Drogheda United.

Munster narrowly avoid shock defeat Munster 19 Montauban 17: If ever proof were needed that nothing can be taken for granted in the Heineken European Cup it came by the barrel full in Thomond Park this evening, when what was expected to be a rout on home soil turned into anything but for the reigning champions in the opening fixture of their title defence.
Folan and Andrews get the call Squad news : Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni has called up five players to the senior international squad to face Cyprus in their World Cup qualifier next Wednesday.

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Gilroy's de-stresser now his stresser In Print Edition

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DAY THREE of the Pat Gilroy story and a conclusion to the introductory chapter of the new era. An accomplished businessman with a decent playing pedigree and with one of the most respected GAA (not to mention soccer) coaches on the ticket in Mickey Whelan, the new Dublin manager played a fairly straight bat yesterday as we journalists were granted a rare visit to the upper corridors of Parnell Park.

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Jubilant scenes as Bohemians clinch their 10th title In Print Edition

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LEAGUE OF IRELAND PREMIER DIVISION: Drogheda United 1 Bohemians 2 - THEY LEFT it late in the end with the second of Jason Byrne's goals only coming to secure the win in the dying seconds. It was enough, though, not just to bag Bohemians 10th league title last night at the home of last year's champions but also to leave the club's celebrating fans chanting, with some justification, "we are invincible", as they marched, jubilantly, across the rain-soaked pitch at the end of a occasionally tough but regularly thrilling game.

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Concerns grow over Ballesteros In Print Edition

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GOLF EUROPEAN TOUR: CHARL SCHWARTZEL fired a flawless seven-under-par 64 to take a share of the lead at the Madrid Masters, but revealed afterwards he was struggling with injury and illness and had considered withdrawing.

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Munster flirt with disaster In Print Edition

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Munster19 Montauban 17: THE EUROSCEPTICS beating the Kings of Europe wasn't exactly the script that had been envisaged. Less than three minutes were on the clock and, incredibly, Montauban - the debutants with the supposedly dilettante attitude to the Heineken Cup - were leading the two-time and reigning champions 17-16 in their revamped fortress.

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It won't be a case of plain sailing In Print Edition

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SAILING VOLVO OCEAN RACE: The equipment may have changed but the sea remains the same. David Branigan sets the scene for the ultimate test of man and boat

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Ireland's Olympians return home Olympians Homecoming : Ireland's Olympians completed the final leg of their journey home after the Lufthansa flight from Frankfurt landed at Dublin Airport this evening, complete with a tricolour flying from the cockpit window.

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