Wednesday 19 June, 2013
The Kingdom also have injury concerns over Eoin Brosnan and Jonathan Lyne.
Meanwhile, Paul O’Connell admitted that he was “lucky” to be going on tour.
The star was reported to be struggling with a hip injury ahead of this evening’s Heineken Cup semi-final.
Meanwhile, Dortmund’s team manager, Michael Zorc, insisted the victory was well-deserved.
The reigning champions claimed their first win since last playing France.
The Barca coach hinted that Alexis Sanchez could be close to returning after an ankle injury.
They’re a little unsettling, but all profits go towards relief efforts.
The cycling star has left hospital following his bike accident yesterday.
The coach added that the Ireland captain wanted to play on, and said that taking him off was a precautionary measure.
‘The King’ appears to be recovering well, after collapsing live on air last week.
The German golfer secured his place at the Johnnie Walker Championship today.
US photographer and director Aaron Hobson is selling a series of dramatic images of the tsunami-damaged northern Japanese coastline to raise funds for the recovery.
Roberto Mancini is relieved to hear that his influential striker is likely to be back after the international break.
Decades after their mass closure by the new Irish Free State, communities are pulling together to save their local workhouse.
Police said that early yesterday, a man approached the 74-year-old with a gun, forced her into her car and drove away.
Two goals from Mark Quigley helped his side come from behind to draw with Cork.
The veteran manager has fulfilled his promise to name the same side that started against Hungary.
The first day of exams is officially over. Got any suggestions for how students can relax and get through the rest of them?
The Sunderland defender was found not guilty by a jury at Teesside Crown Court.
The swimmer also described the difficulties of coping with the enormous pressure on her shoulders.
Fears that the experienced defender was set to miss Euro 2012 were, thankfully, wide of the mark.
The ex-Australian rugby player has spoken of his relief after being released from hospital following a stroke.
The two-time All-Star forward hasn’t suffered cruciate ligament damage as was first feared.
The Longford manager was in a relaxed mood, after his side’s hard-earned win yesterday.
Ireland’s defensive rock will be back in full training tomorrow and, at a push, might even play this Saturday.
It may have taken more than a day of football but the Spanish striker got his name back onto the score sheet this afternoon. Watch how he did it.
Meanwhile Craig Joubert has been paired with France, despite being heavily criticised following his World Cup final performance.
The player has escaped a four-week ban after being sent off for raising his arms to Donegal’s Marty Boyle in the semi-final.
There was largely good news on the injury front for the Trapattoni’s side following the weekend’s action.
The French actor was refused use of the toilet on board so took matters in to his own hands…
The Guardian is reporting that aid is failing to flow to Pakistan.
The US has announced more than $20m in aid for Pakistan, while Ireland has announced half a million in aid.
Fresh flood warnings have also been issued according to The Times of India.
There are warnings of pirate bandits.
The BBC has a diary of the floods in Pakistan’s Swat Valley.
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Revealed: British to blame for Ireland’s drink problem |
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In pics: Michelle Obama and girls visit Wicklow park and lunch with Bono in pub |
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‘Suicidal man’ turned away from Roscommon psychiatric unit |
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The IMF wants Budget 2014 to ignore the promissory note deal |
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Ireland gets another €1.6 billion in bailout loans from the EFSF |
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Royalty gives up bid for Irish biotech firm Elan |
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