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Premier League action returns this Friday, August 11, so pull up a seat and get comfortable at your favourite local watering hole - The Snug.

And so after 10 months of action, the Premier League campaign reaches its climax on Sunday. Chelsea have been declared the champions and Sunderland, Middlesbrough, and Hull City will say goodbye to life in the top flight for the time being.

As always, The Snug has a great line-up of live music and sports coverage to keep you entertained this weekend.

February is drawing to a close and out of the blue Claudio Ranieri has been given the boot. The Italian who led Leicester City to their first title in the club's history last May was sacked last night with the Foxes hovering one point above the drop zone.

With a host of live music and sports action on offer this weekend, The Snug Bar is the ideal location to kick back and unwind after a hard week.

And we are back to the Premier League after a week of international football which saw Ireland strengthen their chances of qualifying for Russia 2018 with a superb 1-0 victory in Vienna.

With two beer gardens, tons of live music and sport and a fantastic atmosphere, The Snug Bar is the perfect party venue and an ideal place to unwind this weekend.

In the past seven days we have had the most contrasting pictures of Ireland. In Dublin we have witnessed the dreadful murders between feuding gangs. Murders it seems carried out without any worry of danger or of being apprehended.

All week long we have heard truly terrific accounts of how Leicester City and Claudio Ranieri shocked the soccer world by winning their first Premiership title. From almost being relegated last season, to beating hands down the enormously high spending teams in the league such as Manchester City, Man United, and Chelsea with a collection of off-cuts and rising talents is a tremendous achievement and once again proves what can be achieved by any group of sports players, in any code, if they really knuckle down, start believing in themselves, and get some fair winds behind them.