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Harrington ends under-par as Stewart takes remarkable lead at Alfred Dunhill (opens the original)
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PÁDRAIG HARRINGTON RESCUED an under-par finish to his opening round at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship as world number 979 Michael Stewart and number 788 Jack Buchanan shared the lead. Harrington, making his 25th appearance at the Scottish event, was two-over when turning for home at Carnoustie, where he won his first major in 2007. An improved back-nine delivered three birdies in a four-hole stretch for a one-under finish ahead of rounds at Kingsbarns on Friday and St Andrews Old Course o
GPA seeking extra €700 in government grants for all inter-county players (opens the original)
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THE GPA HAS called upon the government to grant an extra €700 a year to inter-county players. The representative body for over 4,000 inter-county hurling, football, and camogie players says the 39% increase would help to alleviate cost-of-living pressures. Each player currently receives €1,800 per year in government grants, with the GPA seeking an additional €2.8 million per annum to bring that payment to €2,500. Inter-county players and GPA representatives met with Minister for Sport Patrick O’
Nottingham Forest confirm deal for Michael Noonan to join in January (opens the original)
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NOTTINGHAM FOREST HAVE confirmed that Shamrock Rovers striker Michael Noonan will join the Premier League club on 1 January, 2027. The 18-year-old, who featured off the bench in Ireland U21s’ 4-3 victory over Kazakhstan last night, has signed a pre-contract agreement with the club. He will complete a free transfer, with Rovers to receive only basic training compensation in the low six figures. It’s understood they were still hopeful of securing a deal in the region of €750,000 during earlier neg
Ireland set for Aviva Stadium return to face England in Women’s Six Nations (opens the original)
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IRELAND WILL RETURN to the Aviva Stadium for a Women’s Six Nations clash with England next May. Following their victory over Scotland in a first standalone fixture at the national stadium, Scott Bemand’s side will welcome the reigning champions to Dublin on Saturday, 8 May (2.45pm kick-off). This year, a record 31,294 fans attended the 54-5 win over Scotland. “Playing at Aviva Stadium last season was an incredible and landmark experience for the group and we’re really excited to be returning to
Jim Crawford: 'It's one-game-takes-all against England' (opens the original)
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JIM CRAWFORD DECLARED it’s “all to play for” as the Ireland U21s set up a final-day showdown against England with a European Championship play-off berth up for grabs. Six months ago, the Boys in Green were eight points adrift of second-placed Slovakia, who had a game extra played. But back-to-back victories over Kazakhstan, including Tuesday’s dramatic 4-3 success, and a 2-0 win over Slovakia last Friday, has pushed Ireland one point ahead in the race for second. Slovakia will play their game in
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