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Healy driven by sucess and trophies, not record caps

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

A short break in Dublin, Ireland’s ancient city of poets, rebels and art

November 29, 2024 by

THE invader, the trader, the traveller, the settler, the oppressor, the rebel and the writer have all added colour and culture to the ancient city of Dublin. Few places have produced so many heavy hitters in the literary field— Swift, Joyce, Shaw, Wilde, Beckett, Behan. Plus the greatest horror-writer of them all, Bram Stoker. Lesser-known writers too: Dublin man Robert … [Read more...] about A short break in Dublin, Ireland’s ancient city of poets, rebels and art

Enjoy a nautical but nice Christmas at a luxury super yacht hotel

November 29, 2024 by

FANCY doing something different for Christmas? Feeling like pushing the boat out? The Sunborn Yacht Hotel in London will certainly fit the bill. Enjoy Christmas with a view from one of the Sunborn's terraces Britain’s only luxury super yacht hotel moored in Royal Victoria Dock has announced its festive season offering — and it’s decking its decks with holly and ivy with a real … [Read more...] about Enjoy a nautical but nice Christmas at a luxury super yacht hotel

O’Sullivan claims Ireland will cope with the pressure of Wales tie

November 29, 2024 by

Denise O'Sullivan has claimed the pressure won't get to the Irish players ahead of their play-off final first-leg tie against Wales in Cardiff tomorrow. Ireland and Wales will battle it out for a place in Switzerland at the European Championships next summer with matches tomorrow and next week. For Wales, it would mean their first-ever major tournament, while Ireland would … [Read more...] about O’Sullivan claims Ireland will cope with the pressure of Wales tie

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