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Katie Taylor’s coach urges critics to ‘put respect on her name’

December 2, 2024 by

Katie Taylor's coach, Ross Enamait, has hit back at critics who have taken issue with the Bray native following her rematch with Amanda Serrano. This month, Taylor and the Puerto Rican fighter faced off for the second time, with Taylor securing victory via unanimous decision (95-94) at the AT&T Stadium in Texas. Serrano dominated the initial rounds, stunning Taylor with … [Read more...] about Katie Taylor’s coach urges critics to ‘put respect on her name’

FAI CEO Courell confirms it’s only the Aviva Stadium for Euro 2028

December 2, 2024 by

FAI CEO David Courell has confirmed this week that UEFA has rejected the possibility of the Republic of Ireland hosting additional games at different venues for Euro 2028. The Republic of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, England, and initially Northern Ireland won the bid to co-host the tournament. However, due to redevelopment issues with Casement Park, Northern Ireland will no … [Read more...] about FAI CEO Courell confirms it’s only the Aviva Stadium for Euro 2028

Andy Farrell looking at ‘bigger picture’ after win over Australia

December 2, 2024 by

Ireland's Andy Farrell has claimed he is looking at the bigger picture, despite the team feeling sorry for themselves after their narrow win over Australia on Saturday. The Wallabies and Ireland played out a tense contest in which Ireland won 22-19, edging them out in the final moments. Australia ended the first half 13-5 up, but tries from Caelan Doris and a late effort from … [Read more...] about Andy Farrell looking at ‘bigger picture’ after win over Australia

Healy driven by sucess and trophies, not record caps

December 2, 2024 by

Ireland's Cian Healy admits that he is not motivated by individual achievements like becoming the country's record cap holder. Instead, he is driven more by team success and trophies. The Dubliner broke Brian O'Driscoll's long-standing cap record against Australia on Sunday by featuring for the 134th time. The Aviva Stadium crowd gave the Leinster and Ireland legend a huge roar … [Read more...] about Healy driven by sucess and trophies, not record caps

London Irish Centre launches Giving Tuesday

November 30, 2024 by

The London Irish Centre has launched a fundraising appeal to tackle isolation and poverty in the Irish community. The appeal will be launched on this Giving Tuesday, a recognised day of global giving where people are encouraged to support a good cause in the aftermath of Black Friday. As well as being a hub for the celebration of Irish culture, thousands of people visit the … [Read more...] about London Irish Centre launches Giving Tuesday

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