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SPORTS DESK: Mayo vie with Kerry in All Stars (opens the original)
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Mayo, the 2026 All-Ireland football winners, has the highest number of nominations for this year All-Stars football team. Eleven Mayo players have been included on the 45-man shortlist, four more than vanquished finalists Kerry. Mayo also feature strongly in the individual awards with Ryan O’Donoghue and Jack Carney nominated alongside Kerry’s David Clifford for the Footballer of the Year award, which will be voted on by their inter-county playing colleagues. Sign up today to get daily, up-to-da
New push for integration (opens the original)
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The Camogie Association has identified January 2028 as a new target date for integration of the three Gaelic sporting organizations. The new deadline for a merger of the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association was proposed by the Camogie president Brian Molloy in a memo to its county units last week. The Steering Group on Integration met for the first time last week since the resignation of independent chairwoman Mary McAleese, the former president of Ireland, earlier this month. Sign up today to get
Parson nabs try record; Irish woman takes over at St. Andrews (opens the original)
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Beibhinn Parsons became Irelandâs record try scorer on Sunday as Ireland beat Japan 31-24 in their second game in the WXV Global Series at the Dexcom Stadium in Galway. The 24-year-old winger from Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, got two tries on home soil to bring her test tally to 24 for Ireland, on a day where Ireland just about did enough to edge out a plucky Japanese team. Meanwhile it was a bad weekend at club level as all four Irish provinces lost their opening games in Round One of the URC. Th
Republic beat Israel after Kosovo loss (opens the original)
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After losing our opening game in the Nations League 1-0 to Kosovo in Pristina last Thursday the Republic of Ireland bounced back on Sunday to beat Israel 3-0 in what was a “home” game for Israel, but was played in the Hungarian city of Debrecen. We were very poor against Kosovo and lucky to escape with a one-goal defeat. For a while on Saturday it looked like the Israel game might not go ahead as a players’ meeting in their hotel in Debrecen dragged on. Later during a heated press conference Isr
O'Neill will 'reflect' after loss (opens the original)
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Former Irish manager Martin OâNeill says will take stock as his future as Celtic boss came under further scrutiny following a 1-0 defeat to Rangers at Parkhead on Sunday. Â The loss came just 7 days after beat Rangers had beaten Celtic 3-0 in the League Cup at Ibrox. The 74-year-old Derryman is in his second spell as permanent manager after two stints as interim manager last season. He was under growing pressure going into Sundayâs game after the 3-1 loss to Ferencvaros in the Europa League
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