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Stephen Kenny will have to drop two for the game against Slovakia.

The initial cancellation of one game had cause controversy online.

A sports hub in Daingean is among the projects benefitting.

The Paddy Fenning Walk is aiming to raise €150,000.

21-year-old Aidan Keena was making his debut for Falkirk.

The PRO14 gets back underway this weekend.

Jack Regan, son of Daithi was part of the victorious Otago team last weekend.

Weekend October 3rd/4th.

They're undertaking the challenge after the loss of their friend last year.

The ended a seven year streak of opponents Sarsfields.

Borris/Kilcotton and Clough/Ballacolla won their semi-finals.

They defeated a spirited effort from Shinrone last weekend.

There was also wins for Moate and Tubberclair in the intermediate and junior ranks.

They opened their season with a loss to Sligo.

It'll be their 4th meeting in the decider in 8 years.

However, it wasn't enough to stop them losing to Ulster.

They travel to Louth to take on league leaders Drogheda United next.

Kieran Cotter saddled three in that particular contest.

He signed for a 2 over par round on day two.

Inter-county action is returning in mid October.

However neighbours Longford Town are currently sitting 3rd in the table.

The reigning senior and intermediate champions could meet in the final.

Two intriguing semi-finals on the cards, including a repeat of the 2019 decider.

Kieran Cotter sends four to Louth for the evening meeting.

He's already facing a battle to make the weekend.

Unbeaten Portlaoise play old rivlas Sarsfields.

St.Loman's, Tyrellspass, Moate and Tang all have a nervous few days ahead.

They were three points down entering the last ten minutes.

However, both will require a career best run to win.

Four other players are now isolating as a result.

The competition re-starts on Friday week.

He'll play alongside a South African and Australian.

34 players will take part in a two day training camp.

It's a repeat of a thriller from last year.

Both the men's and women's representatives have made an announcement.

Rhode will play Tullamore in two weeks in time.

They did so with a 1-0 victory over Wexford.

The decision was announced by Offaly County Board this morning.

The Open Champion says his marriage and daughter changed his outlook on golf.

He becomes the 8th Irish player on the books at Portman Road.

Jordan Conroy finished as the globetrotting competition's top goalscorer.

Their season kicks off on Saturday.

A notable parish was also relegated for the first time in half a century.

It comes after a t-43 finish in last weekend's US Open.

It's Naomh Ciaran's 6th in succession in Offaly and St. Mary's Rochfortbridge's 2nd.

Castletown Geoghegan will get a chance to avenge last years defeat.

It'll be the first time they've done so since 2019.

Portarlington v O'Dempsey's may be the pick of them.

They take on Saracens in the Heineken Champions Cup.

Four teams in Offaly and Westmeath are set to clash.

It's a Friday fixture for the men with the ladies out on Saturday.

Portlaoise will be looking to avoid exiting the competition for the 1st time since 2016.

He had birdied his first two holes before falling back.

The Westmeath track has been awarded a 10th fixture in 2021.

The Geelong club man says health permitting he'd like to play at least another season.

There's storylines aplenty in this year's championship.

The reigning cup champions will begin their defense against Limerick Celtics.

The Open Champion takes the course just after 6pm Irish time.

The Rhode native was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2018.

Club championships across the midlands are reaching the business end.

They'll be in Lissywoolen for Friday's clash with Cobh.

They made a stunning fightback to defeat the much favoured LA Clippers.

Ava O'Connor also broke an 18 year-old club record during the weekend.

Jack Mullins carded a superb 7 under par overall to take the title.

Round up of winners during the week.

A late free-kick was the difference against Birr Town.

St.Loman's will face Tyrellspass after this weekend's semi-finals.

Rosenallis added Borris/Kilcotton to their list of scalps.

St.Rynagh's Birr, Kilcormac-Killoughey and Belmont will advance.

It's the 6th in a row for the Westmeath side.

1st division outfit Towerhill Rovers defeated Premier division champions Birr.

However there was no luck for Tommy Hewitt's ladies.

He's out again at 8pm.

Four games are down for decision, all throwing in at 5 o'clock.

The first game takes place tomorrow.

They travel to take on promotion chasing Cabinteely at 7.45 this evening. 

Two county camogie finals will be taking place in the midlands on Saturday.

A double header in TEG Cusack Park on Sunday will decide this year's finalists.

Birr Town face Towerhill Rovers of Portlaiose this Sunday.

He returns to the course today for the 1st PGA Tour event of the season.

He holds a 68 point lead over Peter Sagan currently.

She came from a set down in the US Open last night.

A round-up of some of the transfers that have taken place this week.

One Mullingar competitor completed a sprint double.

They will play an experienced Milltown side in the decider.

The first match takes place at 5pm Irish time.

He's back on the road this afternoon after his stage win yesterday.

It does rule him out of the Champions Cup clash with Leinster.