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  • McClean gets his chance to impressSOCCER: IT IS, according to Giovanni Trapattoni, less an audition for Poland and more an opportunity to make his case for a role in the team’s longer-term future, but either way James McClean will have been pleased yesterday after learning that he will make his first start for the Republic of Ireland this afternoon.
  • Calf injury makes Ferris doubtful for three-match tour to New ZealandRUGBY: STEPHEN FERRIS has become a serious doubt for Ireland’s three-match tour to New Zealand. The Ulster flanker, who injured a calf muscle during Ulster’s Heineken Cup final defeat to Leinster, was scheduled to see a specialist yesterday in Dublin. Irish management now consider him the most likely player to miss the tour.
  • Baldo in Killybegs comes rolling homeCYCLING: THE EFFECTS of wearing yellow in cycling are well documented, with many examples from history showing that riders can raise their level when they are at the head of the general classification.
  • Alan QuinlanLeinster believe they're in rightful place
  • Making WavesA danger of being becalmed after the storm
  • Aiden McGeadyOn the attack to defend his worth
  • Darran O'SullivanO'Sullivan and Kerry have their eyes on the ball

Soccer »Rss Feed

McClean gets his chance to impressSOCCER: IT IS, according to Giovanni Trapattoni, less an audition for Poland and more an opportunity to make his case for a role in the team’s longer-term future, but either way James McClean will have been pleased yesterday after learning that he will make his first start for the Republic of Ireland this afternoon.
  • Keane ready to take it up a notch
  • Monaghan knock the holders out
  • Current reign of La Roja a triumph for Spain in more ways than one
  • Further Liverpool talks for Martínez
  • Carroll and Green to start
  • Guardiola could make early return
  • Penalty shoot-outs 'a tragedy' - Blatter
  • Mary Hannigan: TV ViewIt's Chelsea what did it, and Hosie Boss Winger
  • Michael Walker: Soccer AnglesChelsea's luck looks set to run out in Munich
  • Malachy Clerkin: Tipping PointA nation of pundits all set for glorious madness. . .

Rugby »Rss Feed

Leinster have that double visionEVEN IN the midst of making history last Saturday, Leinster players were already talking about today’s final. Having missed out on the double last season, they have been eyeing up this one for a while. Double vision, as it were.
  • Calf injury makes Ferris doubtful for three-match tour to New Zealand
  • Heaslip loving his life tangled up in blue
  • Robshaw ready to battle history to cap off a surreal year
  • Hartley's return adds bite to England
  • Ferris may miss New Zealand tour
  • O'Brien out in four Leinster changes
  • Tigers' cub Ford holds off Flood
  • Analysis: Liam TolandDearth of tighthead scrummagers a real issue
  • Alan Quinlan: From the BlindsideLeinster believe they're in rightful place
  • Gerry Thornley: On RugbyNow for a right go at those pesky All Blacks
  • Brian O'Connor: Tipping PointWell done Blues, Hydrogen pints all round

Gaelic Games »Rss Feed

Cats keep distance from chasing packIT’S BEEN a sobering 12 months since last year’s GAA All-Ireland hurling championships got underway in what was apparently a changed landscape. There were new defending champions for the first time in four years and the excitement of a bona fide breakthrough team, Dublin, having won a first national title in 72 years.
  • Maher in position to drive Tipp on
  • Brothers leading the way for Wicklow
  • Weekend previews
  • 2012 All-Ireland Hurling Championship
  • Debutant Maher the only new face for Tipp
  • Hannigan and company braced for the annual uphill struggle
  • Kerry pick strong side to get ball rolling
  • Seán MoranGAA must make the most of their old 'product'

Golf »Rss Feed

Lawrie on form as compatriots tumbleTHE PILE-UP, such as it was, didn’t hurt anyone; except, perhaps, their pride. One by one, and in successive groups, Graeme McDowell, Rory McIlroy and Pádraig Harrington departed the BMW PGA Championship here at Wentworth after second rounds that offered more negatives than positives in an important period of the season that includes the upcoming US Open. The common theme was all had missed the cut, the one thing all professional golfers despise.
  • Higgins takes it as a matter of course
  • Selfridge smells flowers and takes charge in Portrush
  • Dufner shows his Worth
  • Wentworth Diary
  • Freak incident at 18th costs McDowell triple-bogey eight
  • McIlroy crashes out at Wentworth
  • Lawrie uses the head as McIlroy loses his
  • Shay Keenan: Short GameRoyal Portrush set sights on record 25th Irish Senior Cup

Other »Rss Feed

Baldo in Killybegs comes rolling homeCYCLING: THE EFFECTS of wearing yellow in cycling are well documented, with many examples from history showing that riders can raise their level when they are at the head of the general classification.
  • Alonso feels title is there for the taking
  • Slow Bolt still too quick in Ostrava
  • O'Brien's Queen to complete the double
  • Born To Sea to pull the hood over rivals' eyes
  • Djokovic looking to follow in Laver's footsteps
  • A legend returns to inspire our youngsters
  • Dunphy baby, you've clearly jumped the fence
  • Roddy L'Estrange: Against the OddsSaipan 'civil war' revisited as Vinny stirs the pot
  • Making Waves: Damian FoxallA danger of being becalmed after the storm
  • Brian O'Connor: Tipping PointWell done Blues, Hydrogen pints all round
  • Mary Hannigan: TV ViewIt's Chelsea what did it, and Hosie Boss Winger

Olympics 2012 »Rss Feed

Pedestrian Bolt still too fast for the restAthletics:  Jamaican sprinter runs 10.04 in Czech Republic in Golden Spike event 
    • Irish freestyle relay team fail to qualify for Games
    • Willms video showed Puspure the way
    • Puspure seals place at Games
    • McMahon close to her best as she takes fifth place in final
    • Dejected runner will not appeal decision

    Euro 2012 »Rss Feed

    Prandelli has faith in strikeforceSoccer: Italy manager considering keeping six forwards in squad for Euro 2012
    • Dunne and St Ledger to start
    • Given gets all-clear in London as McShane is added to Ireland squad
    • Del Bosque rues loss of Villa
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