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Jan 21, 2024 |
rte.ie | Saoirse Ronan dazzles |Sharon Horgan stuns
Jurgen Klopp expects Mohamed Salah to return to Liverpool for treatment on the muscle issue he sustained at the Africa Cup of Nations with Egypt. Reds top scorer Salah is set to miss his country's next two games at the tournament in Ivory Coast after suffering a muscle injury in Thursday's 2-2 draw with Ghana.
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Jan 21, 2024 |
rte.ie | Saoirse Ronan dazzles |Sharon Horgan stuns
It's familiar oppostition for Leinster and Munster who will take on Leicester Tigers and Northampton Saints respectively in the last 16 of the Investec Champions Cup. Leinster made it four pool wins from four and guaranteed themselves a home tie on Saturday when they stomped to a 27-10 win at Leicester. And it's the Tigers who will come to Dublin in early April, with Leo Cullen's charges pitted against the English club in Sunday evening's draw.
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Jan 21, 2024 |
rte.ie | Sharon Horgan stuns |Irish records |Saoirse Ronan dazzles
Armagh opened their Lidl NFL Division 1 campaign with a victory over Waterford at a wet and windy Crossmaglen. A strong first-half performance was the difference for the Orchard County, as both teams only scored twice after the turnaround. The two sides rattled the net in the first half, but it was the white flags raised by Greg McGonigle's side, back in the top tier for the first time since 2016, that really told the tale in the end.
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Jan 20, 2024 |
rte.ie | Sharon Horgan stuns
Ronnie O'Sullivan laid on a "mind-boggling" masterclass as he booked his place in Sunday's World Grand Prix final with a 6-1 win against China's Ding Junhui. Even by O'Sullivan's standards, one week after sealing a record-extending Masters title, he produced a special display at the Morningside Arena in Leicester, which included four quickfire century breaks. When he sank the final black to set up a meeting with three-time winner Judd Trump, the match was a little over 70 minutes long.
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Jan 20, 2024 |
rte.ie | Sharon Horgan stuns
Ivan Toney marked his return from an eight-month exile with a goal to help Brentford to a thrilling 3-2 win over Nottingham Forest. The striker, banned from football since May for breaching betting rules, was back on the scoresheet for the first time in 267 days. FULL MATCH DETAILSNamed captain for the day, Toney struck with an audacious free-kick to cancel out Danilo's opener for Forest and thrust himself back into the spotlight for the right reasons.
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