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Irish sports tech firm valued at €200m-plus as Oxlade-Chamberlain also backs company

So far this year he’s made nine appearances, and he played at outhalf on Friday night

Apartments will be up to 30% below market value and the ‘rent will remain stable’

Munster and Ireland scrumhalf set to make his return for Sunday’s trip to take on Zebre

StatSports will provide its wearable player tracking system to all national teams within the Chinese association

Sports company has 500 clients including many leading European football clubs

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StatSports technology is used by 1,500 sports teams globally including elite clubs like Liverpool

Housing association says property funds buying entire blocks pushing up rental prices

Consumers get opportunity to use tech worn by sports stars such as Ronaldo and Neymar

Newry-based Statsports signs deal to provide its technology to Brazil team for World Cup

Irish start-ups providing solutions that keep professionals match fit and focused on their game

Statsports agrees new partnership that will see millions of players using its tech

Munster head coach believes Cheetahs and Southern Kings will recover from poor start

Winger’s scores four tries against a Cheetahs suide that are still to find their Pro14 feet

Ian Keatley returns at outhalf along with an experienced bench for the home side

Bus-driver Petrus Hoffman pleads guilty to assaulting Seán O’Connor in Ennis last year

Rassie Erasmus’s side start Pro 14 campaign with bonus point victory at Musgrave Park

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