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Player view: Morgan and Murtagh on new rules |
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| Fresh from the inter-provincial series at Croke Park, Tyrone goalkeeper Niall Morgan and Roscommon forward Diarmuid Murtagh give their take on playing under the FRC's proposed new rules for Gaelic football. |
'Good news' on Frawley injury - Nienaber |
| Leinster have received "good news" on Ciarán Frawley's ankle injury and the Ireland out-half has not been ruled out of Saturday's URC game against Lions. |
Cobh Ramblers announce takeover by FC32 group |
| Cobh Ramblers are the latest League of Ireland side to come under new ownership, with the East Cork club announcing a takeover by USA-based group FC32. |
White and Allen into last 32 at Northern Ireland Open |
| Jimmy White took advantage of a bizarre incident in the sixth frame of his match against Hossein Vafaei to complete a 4-2 win and book his place in the last 32 of the BetVictor Northern Ireland Open at the age of 62. |
Wood strikes for Forest to keep Palace winless |
| Crystal Palace's winless start to the season continued after Dean Henderson misjudged Chris Wood's second-half strike to hand Nottingham Forest a 1-0 home win. |
McMillan fears for Dundalk future after relegation |
| Former Dundalk striker David McMillan discusses the Lilywhites' relegation from the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division on the RTÉ Soccer Podcast. |
Neymar back in action after a year out with ACL injury |
| Neymar has returned to action for Al-Hilal after a year on the sidelines due to inury. |
Irish stars sign letter urging FIFA to end Saudi deal |
| Republic of Ireland internationals Diane Caldwell, Lily Agg and Kyra Carusa are among a group of over 100 professional female footballers who have sent an open letter to FIFA urging the world governing body to end its partnership with oil and gas conglomerate Saudi Aramco. |
Limerick stalwart Mulcahy calls time on county career |
| After 16 seasons as a Limerick senior hurler, Graeme Mulcahy has called time on his inter-county career. |
Play-off push begins, Shels soar and LOI ups and downs |
| Méabh De Búrca, David McMillan, Barry Murphy and RTÉ Sport journalists Anthony Pyne and Niall McCoy join Raf Diallo on this week's bumper episode. |
Van Dijk in talks to extend Liverpool contract |
| Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has said formal discussions over a contract extension have begun at the Premier League club, with his current deal set to expire at the end of the season. |
Russell says Ireland U23s would help League of Ireland |
| Julie-Ann Russell says the formation of a Republic of Ireland Under-23s would benefit the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division and the national senior team as a crucial bridge between both levels of football. |
URC: Deegan and Stockdale raise hands for Ireland calls |
| With Andy Farrell due to name his squad for the Autumn Nations Series on Wednesday, the weekend was the last chance for some of the players on the fringes to impress. |
Emery sees silverware as part of Aston Villa legacy |
| Aston Villa boss Unai Emery has challenged his side to start winning trophies as they continue to "break barriers". |
Fitzmaurice: Expect more teams to let ball do the work |
| While the proposed new playing rules having a definite aim of speeding up the game of Gaelic football, Éamonn Fitzmaurice is hoping that the emphasis on speed won't lead to a wider gulf between counties, an expects that teams will let the ball do the work in transitioning up the field. |
'Really poor' Rangers must find way to win - O'Neill |
| Under-fire Rangers boss Philippe Clement simply needs to find a way to win while trying to stay in touch with Celtic, according to former Hoops manager Martin O'Neill. |
Arteta: Gunners can use Cherries pain for Shakhtar gain |
| Arsenal will use the hurt from their first Premier League defeat of the season to deliver a strong response in their home clash against Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk in the Champions League, manager Mikel Arteta said on Monday. |
Murray hails 'fire in the belly' after another triumph |
| Noelle Murray had been involved 10 Sports Direct FAI Cup finals before Sunday's showdown with Athlone Town, but success still tasted as sweet as ever for the Shelbourne stalwart. |
Hansen expected 'back on deck' for Connacht and Ireland |
| Mack Hansen is in line to return for Connacht for next weekend's URC clash with Dragons, easing fears about the winger's availability for Ireland's upcoming internationals. |
Snyman: 'The main thing is to have a bit of fun' |
| It's only been three games, but RG Snyman already has two tries in blue, and a player of the match award to go along with it in his most recent outing, Saturday's 33-12 win away to Connacht. |