Offaly set to name new manager as Kelly leads race
Offaly are set to announce their new hurling manager with Johnny Kelly closing in on the role.
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Coleman poised to make Everton return in Carabao Cup
Everton club captain Seamus Coleman is poised to make his first appearance of the season as the Toffees travel to Fleetwood in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday. The veteran Republic of Ireland full-back has not featured in the Merseysiders' first three Premier League games after undergoing groin surgery in the summer. The 33-year-old has seen some action with the under-21s side and, after being an unused substitute for the last two first-team matches, is now ready to step up his comeback. "If you look at the squad you can see some players who are ready to come in and play games and Seamus is in that position," said manager Lampard ahead of the second-round trip to Sky Bet League One club Fleetwood. "Off the back of his injury, typical Seamus, he has worked brilliantly to get fit. A game will surely help him."
Dublin can contend for Leinster under Micheál Donoghue - Ryan O'Dwyer
Ryan O'Dwyer believes Michéal Donoghue is a "brilliant appointment" for Dublin and that he can make them realistic contenders for a Leinster hurling title.
Bold calls pay off to revive UAE’s chances of facing India and Pakistan in Asia Cup
When UAE last made a trip to Muscat for a cricket tour, back in February, it ended joyously.
Peter Haring explains why size matters for Hearts in Europa League
The Edinburgh side must overhaul a 2-1 first-leg deficit when FC Zurich visit Tynecastle Park on Thursday in order to reach the tournament’s group phase. The aggregate winners of the play-off tie will progress, while the losers parachute into the Europa Conference League groups.
Seamus Coleman set to make Everton return in cup clash with Fleetwood
Everton club captain Seamus Coleman is poised to make his first appearance of the season as the Toffees travel to Fleetwood in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday.
Herron leaves Larne FC ‘by mutual consent’ after row over ‘Up the Ra’ T-shirt
John Herron has left Larne Football Club “by mutual consent” after he was pictured wearing a T-shirt bearing the slogan “Up The Ra”.
John Herron leaves Larne FC ‘by mutual consent’ after row over IRA T-shirt
The 28-year-old, who is originally from North Lanarkshire, became the focus of criticism after a photograph emerged on social media of him wearing the T-shirt at a Wolfe Tones gig at Feile An Phobail in west Belfast on August 14.