
Patrick McCarry
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1 week ago |
balls.ie | Eoin Harrington |Patrick McCarry |Niall McIntyre |Joshua Bell Curran
Munster went to the well on Saturday and came back with one of their greatest European wins in years. Their dramatic one-point win over La Rochelle harked back to the old days of grinding out dramatic results in the Heineken Cup when under the kosh, during the heyday of Messrs O'Connell, O'Gara and co. That it was Ronan O'Gara in charge of the opposition last weekend only added to the storyline of one of Munster's finest away days in recent memory.
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1 week ago |
balls.ie | Eoin Harrington |Patrick McCarry |Niall McIntyre |Joshua Bell Curran
It's not exactly a new line at this stage, but it was a serious night to forget for Andre Onana in Europe on Thursday night. Onana was at fault for both of Lyon's goals as Manchester United first came from behind and then let an injury-time lead slip at the death to throw away a potentially massive away win in the Europa League quarter-final first leg.
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2 weeks ago |
balls.ie | Patrick McCarry |Niall McIntyre |Joshua Bell Curran |Eoin Harrington
"Rory McIlroy was the alpha in that group, all day. Now it looks like he's going to shoot the worst score."For 14 and a half holes, Rory McIlroy was looking serene. By the 18th hole he was, according to Rich Beem, just trying to staunch the bleeding. McIlroy, seeking to win his first ever Masters green jacket, was -4 after 14 holes and had not dropped a shot. His drive on the par-five 15th was exactly where he wanted it.
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2 weeks ago |
balls.ie | Patrick McCarry |Joshua Bell Curran |Eoin Harrington |Daniel Carpenter Byrne
Katie Taylor was uncharacteristically abrasive in her kickoff press conference ahead of her eagerly anticipated fight against Amanda Serrano this summer, describing Serrano’s repeated claims that she won each of the previous two fights between the pair as “delusional.” Taylor and Serrano will complete a trilogy of fights in Madison Square Garden on 11 July after Taylor scored narrow wins against her Puerto Rican opponent in two previous bouts, including a split-decision victory at the Garden...
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2 weeks ago |
balls.ie | Joshua Bell Curran |Eoin Harrington |Patrick McCarry
Leinster defeated Harlequins 62-0 in emphatic fashion last Saturday, booking their spot in this weekend's Champions Cup quarterfinal. It was a ten-try massacre that saw Leo Cullen's men cross the whitewash through eight different try-scorers, all the while depriving their Premiership opposition of even the faintest sniff of a point. While many Premiership sides opted to field weaker teams in the European competition, Harlequins could not claim they were one of them.
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