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UCD outclass Trinity Rivals in colourful encounter
Friday, 5 Mar, 2010 – 0:15 | No Comment
UCD outclass Trinity Rivals in colourful encounter

Killian Woods, in Donnybrook

Dunga: “Ronaldinho had his chance”
Wednesday, 3 Mar, 2010 – 2:52 | 5 Comments
Dunga: “Ronaldinho had his chance”

Killian Woods, at the Emirates Stadium, London

UCD crash out at Fitzgibbon Cup quarter-finals
Tuesday, 2 Mar, 2010 – 14:02 | No Comment
UCD crash out at Fitzgibbon Cup quarter-finals

UCD’s senior hurlers bowed out of the 2010 Fitzgibbon Cup at the hands of Limerick IT thanks to a marauding performance from Galway’s Joe Canning, reports Jack Logan

The Badger
Tuesday, 2 Mar, 2010 – 14:01 | No Comment
The Badger

The Badger can dig faster than any human with a shovel. But d’ya know what? Ashley Cole isn’t all that bad at diggin’ holes…

Sports Digest
Tuesday, 2 Mar, 2010 – 14:01 | No Comment
Sports Digest

with Richard Chambers

France to win, but win ugly
Tuesday, 2 Mar, 2010 – 14:01 | No Comment
France to win, but win ugly

Sam Geoghegan reviews the weekend’s rugby action and believes France’s Grand Slam will be down to the lack of any credible opponents

Why we hate sport
Tuesday, 2 Mar, 2010 – 14:01 | 5 Comments
Why we hate sport

Killian Woods discusses the reasons why people may be turned off the trying and testing world of sport

Fenno on Sport
Tuesday, 2 Mar, 2010 – 14:01 | No Comment
Fenno on Sport

This fortnight Paul Fennessy highlights the Irish sporting public’s lack of appreciation for Ronan O’Gara and evaluates Ryan Shawcross’ infamous tackle

School for thought
Tuesday, 2 Mar, 2010 – 14:01 | No Comment
School for thought

The Leinster Schools Senior Cup has its many benefits to the growth of Irish rugby, but a review is needed to prevent this competition getting out of hand, says Killian Woods

Send your daughters – and your money
Tuesday, 2 Mar, 2010 – 14:01 | No Comment
Send your daughters – and your money

It’s a great place to send your daughter for a match, but the Cheltenham Festival can also bear some cash rewards if you stick to Stephen Devine’s tips