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September 2001

‹ Sep 17th 2001 Sep 19th 2001 ›

September 18th 2001

- Sport
- Martin Carney's analysis Sport
- Ince the spur to victory Sport
- The player . . . Sport
- The captain . . . Sport
- Presidents getting the rub of the green on the White House lawn Sport
- Yankee dollar will be missed on the links Sport
- Important thing is to preserve showpiece Sport
- Champion denies race rumours Sport
- Higgins may put his family first Sport
- McCoy sets new century record Sport
- Seven wonders in world of sport Sport DES FAHY
- Kerry players strengthen squad Sport SE N MORAN
- Rising high above the level of understudy Sport KEITH DUGGAN
- Unconventional lead in centre-stage role Sport KEITH DUGGAN
- Some consolation for Canning Sport SEAN MORAN
- Kilmacud Sevens on TG4 Sport SEAN MORAN
- Meath on the net for final Sport SEAN MORAN
- Attack still Ferguson's best form of defence Sport DANIEL TAYLOR
- Juventus on a roll Sport PADDY AGNEW
- Celtic have mountain to climb in delle Alpi Sport MICHAEL WALKER
- Administrators must follow the rules Sport EMMET MALONE
- National League Previews Sport EMMET MALONE
- Officials face new set of headaches Sport PHILIP REID
- Eastern promise reneges on novices' ambitions Sport COLIN BYRNE
- Pursuit of prized pennants Sport PHILIP REID
- Kingdom comes good with golfing doubles Sport SHAY KEENAN
- Wind provides key test Sport SHAY KEENAN
- Trialled and tested Sport SHAY KEENAN
- A good long-shot bet Sport SHAY KEENAN
- Youth no handicap Sport SHAY KEENAN
- Roscommon retain their title Sport PHILIP REID
- Byrne beats the elements Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Celtic League good, playing Tuesday bad Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Stringer may hold on to spot Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- McCann looks set for victory Sport SHANE STOKES

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