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'It's like Keane's Ireland, it's bonkers' - McCarthy |
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| Former Republic of Ireland boss Mick McCarthy says Roy Keane is getting too much attention as the assistant manager of the national team. |
Van Graan laments turnover as Munster fade badly |
| Johann van Graan says he takes responsibility for Munster's performance in their 24-point defeat to Cardiff but added that he got "answers" about some of his players. |
Cork No 2: Flashpoint came after Dundalk intimidation |
| Cork City assistant boss John Cotter has claimed that Dundalk attempts to "intimidate" on of the Leesiders' players at Turner's Cross led to manager John Caulfield being sent to the stands. |
'Someone going to be killed at hands of a drug cheat' |
| The world heavyweight title fight between Anthony Joshua and Alexander Povetkin should never have been sanctioned, according to Tony Bellew. |
Luke McGrath eyes dangling November carrot |
| It will be just his second Leinster start of the season, but scrum-half Luke McGrath is acutely aware of the opportunity to shine against Edinburgh at the RDS. |
Keegan wouldn't 'share oxygen' with Toon owner Ashley |
| Former Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan has revealed he dressed in disguise to sneak into St James' Park following his fall-out with owner Mike Ashley. |
'We've won nothing yet' warns Dundalk boss Kenny |
| Dundalk may have one hand on the League of Ireland Premier Division title after their 1-0 victory over Cork at Turner's Cross but manager Stephen Kenny insists that they've 'won nothing yet.' |
December date for Fury v Wilder |
| Tyson Fury will fight Deontay Wilder for the WBC heavyweight world title on 1 December. |
McIlroy third as Rose and Woods lead Tour Championship |
| Rory McIlroy remains in the hunt for success in the PGA Tour's final event of the season, however, it is reigning and former world number ones Justin Rose and Tiger Woods who lead in Atlanta. |
Weekend rugby: More big names back in Pro14 action |
| All four provinces are in Guinness Pro14 action ahead of next week's inter-provincial derbies. |
Dublin camogie manager Herity resigns position |
| David Herity has resigned as manager of the Dublin senior camogie team. |
Munster outclassed by Cardiff in Wales |
| Munster were outclassed by a Cardiff Blues side who picked up their first win of the season with a 37-13 victory over the Irish province at the Arms Park. |
Klopp: There's no Salah crisis |
| Mo Salah didn't look happy as he watched Liverpool beat Paris from the bench in the Champions League, but Klopp says everything is fine. |
Dundalk close in on league title after Cork victory |
| Dundalk took another giant step closer to securing the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division as they defeated their closest challengers Cork City 1-0 at Turner's Cross. |
Pochettino dismisses claims of 'tired players' |
| Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino has dismissed claims his players are tired and are being over-worked. |
Waterford edge past Sligo to keep European hopes alive |
| Waterford made the most of their opportunity to leapfrog Shamrock Rovers in the SSE Airtricity League for at least one night with a 1-0 victory over Sligo Rovers at the RSC. |
Ireland miss out on Olympic qualification |
| Ireland's showjumping team narrowly missed out on qualification for the 2020 Olympic Games after finishing seventh at the World Equestirian Games in North Carolina. |
Bray all-but doomed following Limerick defeat |
| Barry Maguire and Connor Ellis clinically punished sloppy defending to win this SSE Airtricty League Premier Division basement battle for Limerick at the Carlisle Grounds to effectively relegate Bray Wanderers. |
Last-gasp conversion earns Ulster draw in South Africa |
| The province maintained their unbeaten start to the Pro14 season in dramatic fashion. |
Lowry remains in contention after historic day on Tour |
| Shane Lowry sits three shots off the lead at the half-way stage of the Portugal Masters, on a day which saw the first ever sub-60 round shot on the European Tour. |
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