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GAA results May 11-12

May 13, 2024 by

Saturday 11 May  Leinster SHC round 3Carlow 1-20 Kilkenny 1-20, Netwatch Cullen Park - FTDublin 3-32 Antrim 1-18, Parnell Park - FT Munster SHC round 3Cork 3-28 Limerick 3-26, Pairc Ui Chaoimh - FT Tailteann Cup round 1Kildare 3-25 Longford 1-11, Hawkfield - FTLeitrim 0-17 Waterford 0-12, Ballinamore - FTDown 1-20 Limerick 1-6, Newry - FTSligo 2-21 Wexford 2-15, Markievicz Park … [Read more...] about GAA results May 11-12

REPORT | Ogbonna strike seals draw against Austria for MU16

May 13, 2024 by

The Republic of Ireland bounced back from their slender 3-2 defeat to Switzerland on Thursday to show tremendous character to come from behind and earn a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Austria on Saturday afternoon in their UEFA Development Tournament. Despite the loss a couple of days ago, in which the young Irish side put in an excellent performance and had enough chances to … [Read more...] about REPORT | Ogbonna strike seals draw against Austria for MU16

Denise O’Sullivan could make move to Manchester United

May 13, 2024 by

Ireland's Denise O'Sullivan could be on the verge of moving to Women's Super League s... … [Read more...] about Denise O’Sullivan could make move to Manchester United

New U-20 Women’s Summer Series will debut in July

May 13, 2024 by

Six Nations Rugby is launching the Under-20 Six Nations Women’s Summer Series. The rugby initiative will debut in July in Parma, Italy. The new series will take place between July 4 and July 14. The new developmental tournament will involve all Six Nations teams across three competitive match days. It aims to provide a fresh avenue for international rugby experience, … [Read more...] about New U-20 Women’s Summer Series will debut in July

Man has part of each ear bitten off in Co. Antrim assault

May 12, 2024 by

POLICE are appealing for information after a man had part of both ears bitten off in an assault in Co. Antrim. The incident occurred at a licensed premises in the High Street area of Antrim town at around 12.10am on Sunday. "During the incident, a man, aged in his late teens, had part of each ear bitten off and attended hospital for treatment to his injuries," said a police … [Read more...] about Man has part of each ear bitten off in Co. Antrim assault

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