Swans striker signs Sunderland deal
Sunderland have completed the signing of Danny Graham from Swansea for £5million.
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Sunderland and Swansea play out stalemate
Titus Bramble denied wanted man Danny Graham an injury-time winner as Sunderland and Swansea played out a 0-0 draw.
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Swansea denying Graham exit rumours
Danny Graham's Swansea future remains in doubt as the Welsh club face his potential suitors Sunderland tonight, following reports the striker has asked to leave the Liberty Stadium for personal reasons.
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Graham strike keeps Swans in Cup
Danny Graham was again Swansea's last-gasp hero as his late equaliser ensured a replay will be needed to settle their FA Cup third-round tie against Arsenal.
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Swansea and Villa share the spoils
Danny Graham struck in injury time to earn Swansea a point with a 2-2 draw and provide more festive heartache for Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert at the Liberty Stadium.
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Mullins' combine for a Battling win
Tony and Danny Mullins combined to get a win out of Battling Boru (8/1) in the Sean Graham Bookmakers Handicap Hurdle at Sligo.
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Liverpool beaten again on final day
Danny Graham struck four minutes from time as Swansea ended a memorable debut Barclays Premier League campaign with victory over Liverpool at the Liberty Stadium.
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Swansea 3-2 Arsenal
Danny Graham struck the winner as Swansea claimed the first major scalp of their maiden EPL campaign with a thrilling victory over Arsenal.
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Swansea City 2-0 Fulham
Goals from Scott Sinclair and Danny Graham, plus a stunning penalty save from Michel Vorm, gave Swansea a first Barclays Premier League win in five games and capped a miserable day for Clint Dempsey at the Liberty Stadium.
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Swansea City 2-0 Stoke City
Record signing Danny Graham grabbed his first Swansea goal as the Welsh club maintained their unbeaten home record in the Barclays Premier League.
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Intermediate Championships concluded
There were thirteen new Irish champions crowned at the National Stadium in Dublin on Saturday night following the conclusion of the National Intermediate Championships.
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Taylor backs red-carded Staunton
Aston Villa manager Graham Taylor has come out in support of defender Steve Staunton, after the Irishman was sent off against West Brom yesterday for elbowing striker Danny Dichio.
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Dublin make changes for replay
The Dublin selectors have made several changes to their team ahead of Saturday's All-Ireland Minor Football Final replay against Tyrone at Breffni Park.
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Leeds go top with 2-0 win at Charlton
Leeds United moved to the top of the English Premiership as goals by Robbie Keane and Danny Mills, either side of a red card for Graham Stuart, gave them a convincing 2-0 away win over ten-man Charlton Athletic today.