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Katie Mullan: was on target for UCD in the 3-1 win over Trinity. Photograph: Paul Walsh/Inpho
Hockey Round-up: UCD complete a successful weekend

They were made to work hard for both their victories over the weekend, but UCD finished up with another three Hockey League points that put them top o(...)

UCD’s Abbie Russell (left): went close to scoring in Ireland’s European Under-21 Championships match against France. Photograph: Inpho
Ireland face prospect of relegation after defeat to France

Ireland’s Junior Green Army conceded a late goal to France to put them in serious danger of relegation from the European Under-21 Championships with a(...)

UCD celebrate winning the Irish Senior Cup final. Photograph: Paul Walsh/Inpho
Hockey: UCD strike late to claim another Irish Senior Cup

Women’s Irish Senior Cup final: UCD 1 Cork Harlequins 0 Deirdre Duke’s goal two minutes from time saw UCD crush Cork Harlequins’ Irish Senior Cup dre(...)

Hermes-Monkstown’s Anna O’Flanagan was denied the winning goal by UCD’s Katie Mullan. Photograph: Rowland White/Inpho.
UCD bring Hermes-Monkstown’s winning streak to end

They still have a four-point lead at the top of the EY Hockey League table, but Hermes-Monkstown’s winning streak has come to an end, a 1-1 draw with (...)

Liz McInerney had given Hermes a first quarter lead but by half-time they trailed 2-1 to Cork Harlequins.Photograph: Inpho
Defending champions Hermes-Monkstown defeat Cork Harlequins with late strike

Defending EY Hockey League champions Hermes-Monkstown showed their pedigree at Rathdown on Saturday when they came from a goal down to beat Cork Harle(...)

Chloe Watkins, who was among scorers for UCD in their 4-0 victory over TCD. Photograph: Ryan Byrne/Inpho
Provincial champions get off to winning starts

UCD, Cork Harlequins and Pegasus all opened the defence of their respective league titles with wins on Saturday, the Leinster and Munster champions h(...)

Prominent anti-wind farm advocate Andrew Duncan, who is contesting the Mullingar-Kilbeggan seat for Fine Gael, is behind the pack.
Sinn Féin on target for two seats in Westmeath

With two of the three areas tallied in Westmeath, Sinn Féin are the unsurprising recipients of the protest vote, and look like taking a council seat i(...)