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- 08:49 Sigh of relief for the chosen few?
- 08:30 What She Wears: Fashion inspired by Alice in Wonderland
- 08:26 Pulis in the dark over line-up
- 08:26 Pulis in the dark over line-up
- 08:26 Blues boss backing Benitez
- 08:26 Blues boss backing Benitez
- 08:26 Bent to the rescue for Bruce
- 08:26 Bent to the rescue for Bruce
Good Friday row highlights limerick's sobering reality
Well, at least we know where priorities rest in Limerick. Even if a solution were found immediately to the hurling conflict, the season is effectively written off in terms of Limerick reaching whatever potential they possess.
O'Callaghan unstoppable
lethal wing-forward John Michael O'Callaghan bagged 1-9 to steer Clonakilty CC to their sixth Munster title yesterday.
Thurles boss slams timing of Harty Cup final replay as 'cruelty'
THURLES CBS manager Niall Cahill believes that asking his team and opponents Ardscoil Rís to play a third Harty Cup final in 12 days amounts to "cruelty" to the players involved.
Hickey eager to set record straight
Tonight's meeting in Claughaun is certain to discuss the impasse and hear back from the executive on the failed attempt to introduce Croke Park officials as mediators. Up to yesterday evening no motions of no confidence had been tabled in the current management.
Sheedy to escape censure for shove
Liam Sheedy is unlikely to face any censure for his sideline altercation with rival manager Brian Cody at the end of Sunday's Semple Stadium league clash.
Vincent Hogan: Kelly's magic moment sees off Cats
They swung the doors of Semple Stadium open under a flamed-up sky yesterday and the low-watt glow of early season gave way to blinding light.
Hennessy talks up NUIG's rocky road to success
Tipperary hurler Seamus Hennessy -- who landed the last-gasp points that sent the semi-final and final to extra-time -- reckoned that tough group games all season had moulded NUI Galway into a winning side.
Lydia strikes to put Loreto on course
Loreto ended Lismore's five-year unbeaten run to capture their first ever All-Ireland title in a fascinating tussle at Ardfinnan yesterday.
Moran inspires Mayo
BRIAN MORAN scored 10 points as Mayo beat Armagh in Crossmaglen, but it was Armagh's 15 first-half wides and a missed penalty that proved the main talking point.
O'Neill fills Wicklow gap
Despite being down to 14 men for most of the second half, Wicklow got their campaign off to a winning start in Swords.
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- Hannon strike keeps epic story rolling on
- Tanner fires Longford
- Red-hot Boyle burns Brigid's
- Divilly's masterclass
- Treaty row rumbles on
- Conlon's heroics seize Fitzgibbon for NUIG
- Magnificent Hammersley hits top gear to guide WIT into decider
- Lee reins in Canning as LIT rocked
- Larkin boost for Kilkenny as rivals finally gear up for Semple sizzler
- Connors brothers poised for face-off
- O'Brien return to training a huge boost for McCarthy
- Returning rebelette fired up
- Walsh the catalyst for glory
- Brennan return boosts Cats
- Kilkenny CBS eager to make final step
- Banned pair McGrath and Nagle given inter-county green light
- Refs may police helmets amid bending of rule
- Deise hit by brick injury
- Rugby legend Wood to train Clare club
- Furious Thurles ponder Harty final boycott over replay date
- Supreme Cats boosted by Power injury relief
- Holohan on song for Wexford
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Top stories from Tuesday, 09.03.10
- 08:26 Pulis in the dark over line-up
- 08:26 Blues boss backing Benitez
- 08:26 Bent to the rescue for Bruce
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