Rory McIlroy counting on 'minor tweaks' after Dubai setback
Rory McIlroy believes his game needs only "minor tweaks" to ensure he gets back in the winner's circle after squandering his chance of victory in Dubai.
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RTÉ Soccer Podcast: The 2022 SSE Airtricity League season preview
It's a big week domestically so on this week's RTÉ Soccer Podcast, former league and FAI Cup winner Graham Gartland joins Raf Diallo, James O'Toole and Anthony Pyne for a team by team preview of the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division which kicks off this Friday, with Damien Duff's Shelbourne up against Tim Clancy's St Patrick's Athletic the live game on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player.
Slammed at the weekend: Nuno signing is allegedly now only worth £8.5m at Spurs
Tottenham Hotspur defender Matt Doherty has suffered another embarrassment as his most recent transfer valuation suggests just how badly his time at the club has gone – all amid a poor performance at the weekend.
“This is a no-brainer” – Sunderland fan pundit issues verdict on Will Grigg’s future
This article is part of Football League World’s ‘Terrace Talk‘ series, which provides personal opinions from our FLW Fan Pundits regarding the latest breaking news, teams, players, managers, potential signings and more…
Rory McIlroy confident his game is in good shape to seal victories
Rory McIlroy believes his game needs only “minor tweaks” to ensure he gets back in the winner’s circle after squandering his chance of victory in Dubai.
South Africa commit to Rugby Championship until 2025
South Africa and their fellow participants have committed to playing in the Rugby Championship until at least 2025.
The England v Wales game that 'shamed rugby' amid fears someone would be killed
It’s been labelled the most explosive 13 minutes in rugby history, the day an England versus Wales clash threatened to erupt into a ‘bloodbath’. The day Welsh flanker Paul Ringer was infamously sent off at Twickenham.
Northern Ireland fans mark fifty years since Troubles exile from Windsor Park
During what would prove to be the bloodiest year of the terrorist campaigns, the Northern Ireland team was forced to stage its ‘home’ games in England from February 16, 1972 onwards for security reasons.