Insinuendo goes one better at the Curragh
Willie McCreery's Insinuendo went one better than last year to claim the Lodge Park Stud Irish EBF Park Express Stakes at the Curragh.
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Scott McTominay scores two late goals as Scotland cruise past Cyprus
A late double from substitute Scott McTominay helped Scotland secure a 3-0 European Championship qualifying win over 10-man Cyprus at Hampden Park.
Scotland 3-0 Cyprus: John McGinn and Scott McTominay ensure Scots get off to winning start in Euro 2024 qualifying
Scotland got their bid to reach Euro 2024 off to a strong start as John McGinn’s 16th international goal and a late Scott McTominay brace sealed a 3-0 victory over Cyprus at Hampden Park. The prolific McGinn struck after 21 minutes, tucking home a cross at the back post, to move alone in seventh place in his country’s all-time scoring charts, above James McFadden.
Kerry FC condemn racist abuse of players
Kerry FC have released a statement condemning what it described as "racist abuse" of their players on social media during their 1-0 home defeat to Athlone Town in Mounthawk Park in Tralee last night.
Manchester United sent striker warning as Amad announces his future plans
These are your Manchester United evening headlines on Friday, March 24.
Gold Cup-winning jockey Cooper retires from the saddle
Cheltenham Gold Cup-winning rider Bryan Cooper has announced his retirement from the saddle with immediate effect.
Why Andy Cole believes Manchester United should sign Victor Osimhen instead of Harry Kane
Former striker Andy Cole believes Manchester United should ditch their interest in Tottenham Hotspur star Harry Kane and focus on signing Napoli striker Victor Osimhen instead.
Steve Clarke keen to keep Scots 'engaged and entertained' after signing new deal
Steve Clarke revealed his desire to keep the Tartan Army "engaged and entertained" after agreeing a new deal to remain in charge of Scotland until 2026. Ahead of the opening Euro 2024 qualifying double-header against Cyprus and Spain at Hampden Park, Clarke, who was appointed Scotland boss in May 2019, has signed an extension until after the 2026 World Cup campaign.