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Mancini sights set on Gunners
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Devising a perfect game plan
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Gerrard: Reds can't afford more slip-ups
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Decade on from the game that changed everything
On the morning of March 19, 2000, France presumed there was only one star in Irish rugby. According to the match programme, at least, Keith Wood was he. How wrong. Several hours later, a new star would be born.
Trapattoni not convinced Keane can salvage Celtic on his own
ROBBIE KEANE'S loan move from Tottenham to Celtic has received Giovanni Trapattoni's seal of approval, but the Irish manager does not believe that his skipper can single-handedly turn around the Glasgow club's fortunes.
Don't believe the hype, just yet
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McCarthy facing backlash
A SURPRISE challenge game defeat by Carlow in recent weeks could reignite the Limerick hurling debate at tonight's monthly meeting of the County Board.
Walsh holding all the aces
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