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Cheetahs will test Connacht's growing confidence
Opportunity knocks for Connacht to secure a valuable home victory over Conference A leaders Toyota Cheetahs when they visit the Sportsground on Saturday.
Visiting Cheetahs will test Connacht's growing confidence
Opportunity knocks for Connacht to secure a valuable home victory over Conference A leaders Toyota Cheetahs when they visit the Sportsground on Saturday.
New season kicks off this weekend
The new Connacht Rugby Junior League season kicks off in earnest this Sunday with Mayo sides in action in both of the top two divisions.
Top class home in Roscam
John Quinn is currently offering for sale a superb three bedroom semidetached house at No 68 Durabhan, Roscam.
Captain O'Connor looking forward to getting back to the action
After having to miss out on captaining Mayo in the championship for the first time against New York, due to injury, Diarmuid O'Connor is looking forward to getting back on the field tomorrow night against Roscommon.
Top class home in Roscam
John Quinn is currently offering for sale a superb three bedroom semidetached house at No 68 Durabhan, Roscam.
Fantasy Football round 35 preview
What a week of European football; Man City and Spurs played a game for the ages which saw the London side squeeze through on away goals; Ajax rolled back the years to defeat Cristiano Ronaldo and Juventus in Turin; and Barcelona and Liverpool emphatically dispatched Man United and Porto respectively.
Top class home in Roscam
John Quinn is currently offering for sale a superb three bedroom semidetached house at No 68 Durabhan, Roscam.
Top Tips for Keeping Up with the League of Ireland in 2019
No matter which team you wish to choose to support, keeping up with the League of Ireland is a must for any football fan. If you are wanting to know how you will be the first to find out how your team performed in the latest match then keep on reading.
'To be able to represent a country of more than three hundred million people is very special'
Emigration from Ireland is not a new tale. You would be hard pressed to find one person on the island who does not have one family member or friend who has left Ireland for pastures new. Many Irish abroad survive and thrive in their new surroundings while others return home, seeing the sojourn as an experience that did not work out or an adventure that had to come to an end due to the irrepressible pull of home. For Paul Mullen his experience is most definitely best categorised as the former.
