RTÉ GAA Podcast: Colm Cooper and Tomás Quinn on Dublin versus Kerry
Colm Cooper and Tomás Quinn join Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill on the RTÉ GAA Podcast to look ahead to the big one - Dublin versus Kerry in the All-Ireland football final.
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Colm Cooper: Kerry are more than just a one-man show
So much of the talk in the build up to Sunday's All-Ireland football final has been around Dublin trying to limit what - not if - David Clifford scores against them.
Supermodel Irina Shayk linked to Tom Brady after Bradley Cooper, Cristiano Ronaldo romances
'Gutfeld!' panelists react to romance rumors surrounding former NFL quarterback Tom Brady and Kim Kardashian.
Cooper defends Wallabies horror show in Pretoria
MELBOURNE : Flyhalf Quade Cooper says the Wallabies can only get better after their Rugby Championship trouncing by South Africa and are still getting used to their combinations under Eddie Jones.
Cooper returns as Jones rings changes for Wallabies ahead of Springbok clash
Only six of the starters in a dramatic 39-34 triumph in Cardiff last November are retained for the Rugby Championship first round match at Loftus Versfeld stadium in Pretoria.
Colm Cooper: Jack O'Connor has managed new format cleverly
Colm Cooper reckons Kerry manager Jack O'Connor has managed the year cleverly after the defending champions demolished Tyrone last Saturday to bound into the last four in the All-Ireland SFC.
Cooper prepares to handle World Cup pressure in Wallabies gold
SYDNEY : Wallabies flyhalf Quade Cooper believes he is much better equipped to handle the pressure of a World Cup than he was when he made his debut at the global showpiece 12 years ago.
Notre Dame 99-to-0: No. 86 Cooper Flanagan, incoming freshman tight end, four-star recruit
Listed measurements: 6-foot-6, 240 pounds 2023-24 year, eligibility: An incoming freshman, Flanagan has all four seasons of eligibility remaining. Depth Chart: Notre Dame stockpiles tight ends, meaning Flanagan will be on the scout team this entire fall, with four names ahead of him on the depth chart. Even if injuries plague the Irish tight ends again, two would need to be out for the season for Flanagan to sniff any version of genuine playing time. Recruiting: A consensus four-star prospect and the No. 17 tight end in the class, per rivals.com, Flanagan did not pay attention to offers from Alabama, LSU or Michigan after he committed to the Irish 15 months before he could sign his National Letter of Intent. From an Oakland suburb, he also spurned Cal, Utah and Oregon.