Dublin born mixed martial artist Conor McGregor fought for the first time in the UFC last weekend. McGregor, who fights at Featherweight, was able to secure a first round win against the American Marcus Brimage in an entertaining bout.
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A trip to remember: Austrian supporters robbed by Irish thieves
Two Austrian visitors that traveled far and wide to support their Countrymen in the World Cup were robbed by Irish ‘pick pockets’ who made a quick getaway. The victims were deprived of their wallets and World Cup tickets. The match was the main purpose of their trip and subsequently left a sour taste with the Austrian natives.
Tiger Woods is back as golf’s world number one
Tiger Woods is back as golf’s world number one today following a two shot victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, over England’s Justin Rose.
Ireland v Austria: Starting lineup decided
Conor Sammon has replaced Robbie Keane in the starting eleven for the Ireland v Austria World Cup Qualifier in the Aviva Stadium tonight.
Going Down Down
Dublin’s Gaelic footballers have secured their place in the semi-finals of Division I of the Allianz Football League on Saturday night with a comfortable win over Down at Croke Park.
Premier League, week 29: The title is surely United’s now
The league was all but won last weekend by Manchester United, as they increased their lead at the top of the table to fifteen points following Manchester City’s defeat at Goodison Park to Everton, allowing United to capitalise with a modest 1-0 victory over Championship-bound Reading.
Red hands end blues unbeaten run
Mickey Harte’s Tyrone squad ended Dublin’s winning streak in Division 1 of the Allianz Football League, on Saturday night at Croke Park with a one point victory.
GAA launch anti-bullying campaign
The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) have become Ireland’s first sporting organisation to launch a national anti-bullying campaign, with the unveiling of the GAA Tackling Bullying Programme.
Dubs rock the boat: Dublin vs Mayo roundup
Dublin gaffer Jim Gavin stated he was happy to see his side beat All-Ireland runner up Mayo at Croke Park on Saturday night, despite being reduced to 14 men five minutes into the second half.
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