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Ireland scrap South Africa planIreland have shelved plans to play South Africa at a neutral “non-traditional” venue in November after running out of time. Read more | Comments
StockPoint 1.2updated on Thu, 18 Sep 2008 02:12:44 CDT Russian Developers Hit the BrakesThe once-red-hot real-estate sector has become one of the first major areas of Russia's economy to feel the chill of the global financial crisis. Bank of Ireland denies takeover approachBank of Ireland has released a statement denying that it has received a takeover approach from Spanish institution Banco Santander. StockPoint 1.2updated on Thu, 18 Sep 2008 02:12:44 CDT Report: Santander considers take-over of Bank of IrelandSantander is reportedly considering a take-over of Bank of Ireland. StockPoint 1.2updated on Thu, 18 Sep 2008 02:12:44 CDT StockPoint 1.2updated on Thu, 18 Sep 2008 02:12:44 CDT Rally Ireland duo to stand downTHE duo responsible for securing Ireland’s entry to the World Rally Championship, Sean O’Connor and Ronan Morgan are to stand down from the promotion and management of Rally Ireland at the end of this month. Sevilla show form but Brann stun Depor Sevilla FC started their bid for a third UEFA Cup triumph in four years with a useful victory at home to FC Salzburg but while Real Racing Club Santander and Valencia CF also won, RC Deportivo La Coruña lost 2-0 at SK Brann. Nicks picks give food for thoughtNick Faldo may have made a meal of it but his “sandwich list” became his real list today – and it will be Padraig Harrington and Robert Karlsson who kick off Europe’s bid for an unprecedented fourth successive Ryder Cup victory at Valhalla. Harte: O'Neill will be in squadTyrone manager Mickey Harte has insisted that Stephen O'Neill is very much in contention to play against Kerry in Sunday's GAA Football All-Ireland Senior final at Croke Park. Galvin benched as Kerry make two changesKerry captain Paul Galvin will have to play a substitute's role after failing to force his way into the defending champions' team for Sunday's GAA Football All-Ireland Senior final clash with Tyrone. StockPoint 1.2updated on Thu, 18 Sep 2008 02:12:44 CDT Burnley backing for new tournamentScotland manager George Burley gave his approval to the 4 Associations Tournament which will involve his team, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland in spring 2011. O’Neill misses out for TyroneTyrone boss Mickey Harte has made one change to his side to face Kerry in the All-Ireland Football final at Croke Park on Sunday. StockPoint 1.2updated on Thu, 18 Sep 2008 02:12:44 CDT Griffin gunning for fifth All-IrelandWith four All-Ireland medals in his back pocket, you would think Tommy Griffin would be content with his lot. Justin ready for judgement dayIt is any GAA player's dream to play in an All-Ireland senior final in your debut year even to make the county panel is an achievement. Madrid face up to Gago blow Real Madrid CF midfielder Fernando Gago will miss the UEFA Champions League trip to FC Zenit St. Petersburg after he was sidelined for four weeks with a thigh tear suffered in the 2-0 defeat of FC BATE Borisov. Below-par Madrid fail to match billing Full-back Marcelo knows Real Madrid CF did not play at their best in the 2-0 victory over ten-man FC Bate Borisov, saying: "We let the fans down but the most important thing is that we gained three points." StockPoint 1.2updated on Thu, 18 Sep 2008 02:12:44 CDT O'Shea and Harte look ahead to historic clashWhile Kerry are bidding to win a third consecutive GAA All-Ireland SFC title Tyrone are fighting to secure their third title since 2003 and the men who will be selecting the teams for battle have been looking forward to the event. Polish paper launches Irish editionThe largest selling newspaper in Poland has launched a weekly edition for the Polish community in Ireland. 'Bell,' 'Girl' tie for Humanitas awardFilm News: Harwood, Oliver to share $10, 000 prize -- "Diving Bell and the Butterfly" and "Lars and the Real Girl" tied for the top feature film honor at the Humanitas awards, presented Wednesday at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Madrid saunter past ten-man BATE Real Madrid CF 2-0 FC BATE BorisovThe nine-times champions eased to victory at home to the debutants, who did well to keep the score down after the sending-off of Anri Khagush. Wasteful Madrid cause Schuster concern Real Madrid CF may have got Group H under way with a defeat of FC BATE Borisov, yet Bernd Schuster felt they eased off and "wasted a great chance to record a brilliant result" against the debutants from Belarus. Wednesday’s racing tipsCheck our tips for selected courses from today's horse racing events across Ireland and in the United Kingdom. European football mourns Fahnler loss European and Austrian football is mourning the loss of former referee Heinz Fahnler, who has died suddenly at the age of 66 while on duty as a UEFA delegate for this evening's Real Madrid CF-FC BATE Borisov fixture. Cavanagh set for historic finalThey have won the last five All-Ireland football titles between them and now Kerry and Tyrone are preparing to go head-to-head to decide the destination of the 2008 GAA SFC title in Croke Park on Sunday, throw-in at 3.30pm.
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