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Mercy Mercy Me…

Published on January 31, 2013 by in Business, Sport

There can’t be many people in Ireland that haven’t been affected to one degree or another by cancer and anything that raises awareness, including the recent announcement by Cork GAA chiefs, is to be warmly welcomed. However where to now for Cork GAA? By way of a quick recap, Cork GAA lost their sponsor of the last 15 or so years (O2) and have so far been unable to find a replacement with the league season only a matter of days away. The other evening, they announced on their Twitter account (@OfficialCorkGAA) that they had offered their senior football jersey

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Shift of Power in Irish Rugby

Published on April 10, 2012 by in Sport

Another great weekend of Heineken Cup action is over, well apart from the first half of the Saracens V Clermont match, with a huge interest from an Irish point of view. Leinster’s demolition of Cardiff coupled with Ulster’s heroic win over Munster means the prospect of all Ireland final is still very much on the cards. For only the third time in European games fortress Thomond was breached and with it Munster’s 100% record and involvement in this season’s tournament came to an end. I was very surprised by Munster’s unbeaten run in the group stage given how badly their

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Sports pic of the day – O’Connell on the mend!

Paul O’Connell pictured above, captain of the Ireland Six Nations squad to be unveiled by Declan Kidney at lunchtime today, didn’t train yesterday as a precautionary measure after having stitches inserted into a knee wound. Despite O’Connell winning his battle of the wounded knee, unfortunately Niall Ronan has become the third back-rower to join the Munster casualty this season. Munster confirmed yesterday that he will be out for the forseeable future: ‘We are deeply sadddened for Niall for he has been there or thereabouts for a time,’ said Munster coach Tony McGahan ahead of this week’s trip to Northampton. Meanwhile,

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Sports Pic of the Day

Yesterday saw Declan Kidney announce his thirty man panel for the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand, and there was widespread shock by two particular omissions. Both Tomás O’Leary and Luke Fitzgerald (Pictured) were surprise exclusions from the list. It is a big call from Kidney who has put faith in Leicester’s Geordan Murphy and Munster youngster Conor Murray. However, with a huge preparation match against England at the weekend, anything can happen with regards injury and both men will have to keep stay on their feet.

 
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Sports Pic Of The Day…

Published on May 11, 2011 by in Uncategorized

  The Munster and Connacht front row in action during the Magners League earlier this season, why on earth would anyone want to play in the front row?

 
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Sports Pic Of The Day…

  Tipperary’s Alan Quinlan announced yesterday that he will retire at the end of the season after a 15 year career with Munster. Quinlan who turns 37 in July represented Munster on 210 occasions and has 27 Irish caps.

 
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Sports Pic Of The Day…

Trigger happy referee Dave Pearson sends Ronan O’Gara to the sin bin during Munster’s Heineken Cup clash with Toulon yesterday. Tony McGahon’s team was defeated 32-16 at the Stade Felix Mayol which meant the men in red failed to make the quarter finals for the first time in over 12 years.

 
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Sports Pic Of The Day…

  Tomas O’Leary is set to make his comback for Munster against the Dragons at Rodney Park tonight. The scrum half has been sidelined for two months with a thumb injury and has subsequently missed all of the autumn internationals. O’Leary will be keen to show his fittness during the next couple of months so that he is back in contention for the Irish 9 jersey come Ireland’s winter campaign.

 
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Sports Pic Of The Day…

Man of the match Ian Nagle is congratulated by Munster supporters follwing their victory over Australia in Thomond Park last night. Munster defeated the Aussies 15-6 in horrendous conditions to maintain their unbeaten record against Australia in Thomond Park.

 
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  Conrad Smith has hinted at a possible move to Munster after the 2011 World Cup. The All Blacks star who will face Ireland this weekend has spoken today about the passion of the munster supporters and how he believes he can strive in such a passionate enviroment.

 
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