Mon, 06 Sep 2010 03:56:31 GMT+00:00
Irish Times | Tipperary cut a dash . . . in clash of the ash Irish Independent By Jason O'Brien SO was this the end of something really special, or maybe the beginning, or perhaps a continuation? Yesterday's blistering All Ireland hurling final was good enough to stand on its own merits as one of the greatest sporting contests in ... Triumphant Tipp borrow Cody's winning template Rampant Tipp deny Cats immortality Cody: No team keeps on winning forever |
Sun, 05 Sep 2010 23:44:14 GMT+00:00
BBC Sport (blog) | Capello needs Rooney's mind right Irish Times EURO 2012 NEWS ROUND-UP: WAYNE ROONEY must prove to Fabio Capello he remains focused on leading the line for England in the Euro 2012 qualifier against Switzerland tomorrow amid concerns the striker may not be in the right frame of mind to start the ... 'Business as usual' for Rooney Fabio Capello forced to wait on readiness of Wayne Rooney Another week, another scandal: Rooney 'devastated' over claims |
Sun, 05 Sep 2010 23:44:16 GMT+00:00
![]() Football365.com | Trapattoni set to name unchanged team Irish Times EURO 2012 QUALIFYING GROUP B: DESPITE INSISTING that he is again reviewing his options after Friday night's hard-fought victory in Yerevan, Giovanni Trapattoni was shaping up yesterday to name an unchanged side for tomorrow night's visit of Andorra, ... Trap: Don't expect a goleado We respect Andorra - Tardelli Irish at full strength |
Sun, 05 Sep 2010 23:07:05 GMT+00:00
The Guardian | Keith Fahey adjusts to hero status on his return to Dublin The Guardian If Keith Fahey's hero status had not sunk in when his two mobile phones went into meltdown last Friday night, in the wake of his dramatic winning goal for the Republic of Ireland against Armenia in Yerevan, it certainly began to after his return to ... Fahey - More to come Keith Fahey's enjoying life as he adjusts after his Republic of Ireland winner ... Robbie Keane will be fit for Republic's Andorra clash |
Sun, 05 Sep 2010 20:20:28 GMT+00:00
The Guardian | Pakistan captain claims Yasir Hameed has the 'mind of a 15-year-old' The Guardian Pakistan's one-day captain, Shahid Afridi, has accused the country's Test opener Yasir Hameed of having the "mentality of a 15-year-old" after Hameed sparked a fresh spot-fixing storm by speaking to an undercover reporter. Afridi said he was unaware of ... Sensationalism trumps clarity as cricket faces fight to preserve its soul Afridi slams Hameed over talk England win the toss and put Pakistan in to bet |
Sun, 05 Sep 2010 23:44:14 GMT+00:00
![]() Irish Times | McGahan satisfied with opener Irish Times Munster 33 Aironi 17: MUNSTER COACH Tony McGahan was more than satisfied with his side's performance as they eventually ground down Italian newcomers Aironi Rugby on Saturday night. Niall Ronan (2), Tony Buckley and Felix Jones were all among the tries ... Munster pass Aironi test Magners Preview: Munster v Aironi Rugby Tries: Jones, Ronan 2, Buckley Con: Warwick 2 Pens: Warwick 2 Drop Goal: Warwick |
Mon, 06 Sep 2010 03:16:53 GMT+00:00
The Guardian | Miguel Angel Jimenez is still in a preferred position Mirror.co.uk Ryder Cup golden oldie Miguel Angel Jimenez usually loves the fresh mountain air at Crans Sur Sierre. Yesterday, Y however, it got to him as the Spaniard had a sudden lapse of concentration at the European Masters. ... Jimenez keeps his composure to complete the job WIN BOOSTS JIMENEZ AHEAD OF CUP SHOWDOWN Miguel Angel Jimenez hits 68 to maintain three-shot lead in European Masters |
Sun, 05 Sep 2010 23:44:14 GMT+00:00
RTE.ie | Early confidence boost for Elwood and Connacht Irish Times Connacht 40 Dragons 17: IT WAS the start new Connacht coach Eric Elwood had “craved” – not only an opening-day victory, but an unexpected four-try bonus point win. It consigned the Welsh visitors to a seventh loss at the Galway Sportsground on Saturday ... Perfect start for Elwood's Connacht Dragons disappoint at bogey ground Connacht Tries: Ofisa, Cronin, penalty try, Keatley Cons: Keatley (4) Pens: Keatley (4) |
Mon, 06 Sep 2010 03:48:47 GMT+00:00
The Guardian | Cape Blanco in stunning tour de force Irish Independent A second Group One triumph for Seamie Heffernan in a week and a sea change in the pecking order of the middle-distance inmates at Ballydoyle resulted from the tour de force that saw Irish Derby victor Cape Blanco upstage the presumed ... Cape Blanco takes advantage as rain changes things Cape Blanco proves experts were too quick to write off the Classic generation Cape Blanco storms home for Seamus Heffernan in Irish Champion Stakes |
Mon, 06 Sep 2010 03:02:13 GMT+00:00
![]() Kansas City Star | Day takes outright lead in Boston Sydney Morning Herald Jason Day sank a tap-in birdie at the final hole to take the sole lead after the third round at the Deutsche Bank Championship on Sunday. Day recorded just one bogey in an otherwise flawless five-under-par 66 in a demanding breeze at the Boston TPC. ... Tiger Woods (69) learning on job Luke Donald is primed for Boston charge After Big Shots All Around, Day's Lead Holds at One |
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