McConville expects O’Neill return ‘sooner than later’
Oisin McConville is optimistic his nephew Rian O’Neill’s absence from the Armagh football squad will not prove lengthy.
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Twenty-five years on from Italy’s big entrance, the Six Nations’ pizazz never fades
In February 2000, the newcomers surprised Scotland and a quarter-century of highlights remind us of the tournament’s enduring power It is more than 140 years since England beat Wales in the very first match of the old Home Nations championship, 2-0 at St Helen’s in Swansea in 1883, and there is an old man in
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‘Shell-shocked’ – were Ulster ’emotionally ready’ in Zebre defeat?
Former Ireland wing Tommy Bowe says Ulster were “shell-shocked” in Sunday’s defeat by Zebre, which dented their United Rugby Championship hopes.
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Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
Sandro Tonali sets the tone, Manchester City debutants have mixed fortunes and Brighton must find their edge As a cure for the Sunday fear, the self-identifying worst Manchester United team in history’s trip to Craven Cottage was pot-boiling viewing. It will be some time until Ruben Amorim can stage high-end entertainment of a Wolf Hall
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England’s Ashes flops should focus on their game and let others do the talking | Simon Burnton
Heather Knight talked of releasing the ‘inner mongrel’ but a friendly cavalier King Charles spaniel came running instead Before Thursday’s second women’s Ashes T20 in Canberra the England captain, Heather Knight, surprised many when she suggested her team was intending “to bring our inner mongrel” to the game. The nation’s touring cricketers have a great
The refs didn’t steal a Super Bowl trip from the Bills. The Chiefs’ excellence did
Some will insist debatable calls were to blame for another heartbreaker for Buffalo. But they have to contend with a great footballing dynasty every year From 1967 through 1975, the Oakland Raiders were the most successful team in professional football … in the regular season. They compiled a record of 95-24-7, and that winning percentage
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It’s now or never for Marcus Rashford at Man United
It’s now or never for Marcus Rashford at Man United, something Ruben Amorim made clear after Sunday’s win at Fulham. Will he make his way back, or head out in the final week of the transfer window?
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Windies seal first Test win in Pakistan for 34 years
Jomel Warrican ends with match figures of 9-70 as West Indies secure their first Test win in Pakistan for 34 years, ensuring the two-match series finishes 1-1.
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Rugby Union Weekly
Ugo Monye and Chris Jones speak to all the Six Nations head coaches at the launch in Rome
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Ruben Amorim would rather put 63-year-old coach on bench instead of Marcus Rashford – video
Ruben Amorim said he would rather name his 63-year-old goalkeeper coach as a substitute than Marcus Rashford or any other Manchester United player who did not give their ‘maximum’ in training. When asked about Rashford’s absence from the squad that beat Fulham 1-0, Amorim said ‘the reason is the training’. Ruben Amorim: I would put