Manchester City tracking St Pat's teenage star Sam Curtis
Manchester City are tracking the progress of St Patrick's Athletic's teenage sensation Sam Curtis, with the Premier League champions very keen on the talented defender.
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West Ham confirm Ziu ACL injury
West Ham have confirmed that Republic of Ireland defender Jess Ziu is facing a lengthy lay-off after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury while on club duty.
How to watch Northern Open snooker 2022, draw, schedule and live stream with Ronnie O’Sullivan in action
The snooker season is about to get very busy with the first of the Home Nations tournaments, the Northern Ireland Open, starting on Sunday. Following his triumph at the Hong Kong Masters, Ronnie O’Sullivan will look to extend his lead at the top of the snooker rankings by going deep into the tournament in Belfast. Ad Mark Allen is the defending champion after he beat John Higgins in one of the matches of the season in a deciding frame.
Emerging Ireland squad donate Toyota Challenge winnings to Bloem orphanage
After a successful tour of South Africa, in which they won the Toyota Challenge hosted by the Free State Cheetahs, the Emerging Ireland XV brought a ray of sunshine to some young lives in Bloemfontein.
WWE: Footage of Finn Balor training fellow Raw star back in 2002
Finn Balor and Becky Lynch are two of the biggest superstars in WWE today, and part of the ever-growing Irish influence on the company.
Baaeed heads 10 remaining in Ascot Champion Stakes
Baaeed will face a maximum of nine rivals when he bids to crown an unbeaten career with victory in the Qipco Champion Stakes at Ascot on Saturday.
Man United fans left in lurch over ticket and scheduling fiasco ahead of Chelsea clash
Manchester United’s away following is loud, proud and sells out for every league game. Many of those who travel are from Manchester, as can be seen by the origins of the coaches parked outside away grounds. But many come from further afield.
Opinion: Why Hong Kong Masters was very special showcase for Ronnie O'Sullivan and snooker's brightest stars
It would be nice to think that Ray Reardon, on his 90th birthday, switched on Eurosport on Saturday morning to see Marco Fu’s 147 break in the deciding frame of his victory over John Higgins in the semi-finals of the Hong Kong Masters. Reardon could not turn professional until he was 35 because snooker was yet to attract the attention of television and there was no money in it. That all changed in 1969 when the BBC launched Pot Black to showcase its new colour service.