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Trapattoni sticking to the basics
Giovanni Trapattoni is refusing to throw caution to the wind as he attempts to launch the Republic of Ireland's Euro 2012 qualifying campaign with victory in Armenia.
All eyes on Woods once again
Only four weeks until the Ryder Cup and still golf fans do not know for sure whether Tiger Woods is going to be there.
Tennis: Azarenka scare in New York heat
One of the hottest summers New York has experienced claimed its first victim at the US Open yesterday when Victoria Azarenka fainted on court and was taken to hospital.
A country with minds in the West but hearts in the East
Armenians like to say that that if they can't achieve anything themselves, all the better if they can take down a rival. Sounds familiar.
Leinster sign up tight-head Prescott
FOLLOWING the long-term injury to Stan Wright, Leinster have strengthened their tight-head options by signing Ben Prescott from Nottingham and have included him in the squad to face Glasgow in their Magners League opener at Firhill tomorrow night.
Vegas lights way for six stray Cats by numbers
Given the methodical way they go about their business, you wouldn't associate Kilkenny hurlers with gambling dens but it seems the glitz of Las Vegas holds its appeal for quite a few of them.
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Giggs: Squad is looking strong
Ryan Giggs feels Manchester United's squad is looking in good shape with the impending return to first-team action of Rio Ferdinand.
As Kilkenny aim for a historic five-in-a-row, the records show how hard it is to keep winning
WHEN sporting empires fall, it tends to be in dramatic circumstances, often arriving when least expected. Tipperary are 5/2 outsiders to win Sunday's All-Ireland final, but they will head for Croke Park knowing that, sooner or later, Kilkenny's remarkable run has to end.
Maloney hopeful Clare resilience proves minor key
WHEN Clare minors' joint-managers Gerry O'Connor and Donal Maloney trudged off the field after defeat to Waterford in their Munster MHC opener in April, they could hardly have dreamed they'd be contesting Sunday's minor All-Ireland final.
Toughest test yet for Irish provinces
WITH the World Cup just over a year away, and Ireland's frontline players operating under a carefully managed protection policy, the provinces face into their most challenging season since the inception of the Magners League a decade ago.
Former Oxx pupil Alandi tops Melbourne weights
Ex-Irish runner Alandi has been allotted top weight for the Emirates Melbourne Cup at Flemington on November 2.
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