Ferguson's first team sheet up for auction
The official team sheet from Alex Ferguson's first game in charge at Manchester United is to be sold at auction.
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Preview for Sligo meeting on Tuesday
Dermot Weld sends a strong team to Sligo, starting with Ealain Aibrean in the opening Irish Stallion Farms E.B.F. Auction Maiden (5.45).
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Rose savours major moment
Justin Rose says he has realised a childhood dream after claiming his first major title with a dramatic victory in the US Open.
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O'Connell: 'Savage competition' for Test places
Paul O'Connell believes there is "savage competition" for places in the British and Irish Lions squad as the countdown continues towards next Saturday's first Test against Australia.
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Kinnear feels he has Pardew's backing
Joe Kinnear has insisted Alan Pardew was delighted to hear of his impending arrival as Newcastle's director of football.
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Al Kazeem and Camelot top Prince of Wales's field
Al Kazeem and Camelot will lock horns for a second time this season when they square up for a tussle in the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot on Wednesday.
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Spain win Confederations Cup opener
Spain opened their Confederations Cup campaign with a narrow 2-1 win over Uruguay which the world and European champions dominated for long periods in Recife.
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Chigun represents Cecil team in Duke of Cambridge
Jane Cecil's Chigun and David Wachman's Duntle feature among a field of 11 fillies and mares declared for the Duke of Cambridge Stakes on Wednesday.
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Rose records first major win at US Open
Justin Rose survived a rollercoaster final round to win his first major title in the US Open and inflict further misery on Phil Mickelson.
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Sir John supplemented for Royal engagement
Progressive handicapper Sir John Hawkwood has been supplemented to the tune of £40,000 for the Hardwicke Stakes at Royal Ascot on Saturday.
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Balotelli earns Italy vital win
Italy moved level with Brazil at the top of Confederations Cup Group A after a tough win over Mexico at the Maracana.
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Allen first, Talbot second at Vimeiro GP
Rounding off a very successful weekend at Vimeiro in Portugal, Irish riders Bertram Allen and Niall Talbot confirmed their dominance of the show with first and second places in the Grand Prix this evening.
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Horan satisfied but seeks improvement
Mayo manager James Horan sees room for improvement in his charges despite their emphatic 0-21 to 0-09 victory over Roscommon in the Connacht SFC semi-final today.
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Maarek is beaten at Cork
There was a huge turn up in the Midsummer Sprint Stakes at Cork as Cape Of Approval got the better of the long odds-on favourite Maarek.
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Murray wins Wimbledon warm-up at Queen's
Andy Murray gave his fans a fright before recovering to beat Croatia's Marin Cilic to win the Aegon Championships for the third time at Queen's Club on Sunday.
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O'Connor gifts car after Grand Prix win
Olympic bronze medallist Cian O'Connor today won a Golf GTI car when taking first prize at the Grand Prix in Sommerstorf, Germany but immediately donated it to his long-time groom, 'Frenchy'.
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McFadden and team-mates driven to make impact
Ireland's hat-trick hero Fergus McFadden said that players who impressed on the tour to the USA and Canada were driven by the desire to keep the jersey.
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Kinnear confirms shock Newcastle role
Joe Kinnear has confirmed his return to Newcastle as director of football.
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Tearful Thornton hails first victory
Simon Thornton claimed his first win on the European Tour this afternoon as he beat Tjaart van der Walt on the first play-off hole at the St Omer Open.
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Lorenzo closes gap on Pedrosa in Catalunya
Yamaha's Jorge Lorenzo trimmed the gap to championship leader Dani Pedrosa at the top of the MotoGP standings to seven points when he stormed to victory at a sweltering Catalunya grand prix today.
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