Ferguson's debut goal
A first senior goal for 18-year-old Evan Ferguson made it 2-0 for Ireland against Latvia.
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Ferguson's debut goal
A first senior goal for 18-year-old Evan Ferguson made it 2-0 for Ireland against Latvia.
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01:45
Derry boss Ruaidhri Higgins rues late penalty call
Derry boss Ruaidhri Higgins rues late penalty call
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01:57
Leinster and Munster hurling crowns up for grabs
With Munster and Leinster titles up for grabs, a huge weekend of hurling lies in wait. Marty Morrissey looks ahead to the action.
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01:55
FAI unveil €863m wish list to help football in Ireland
FAI have unveiled an €863m wish list to help football in Ireland across all levels of the game.
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01:47
Clare's 'huge opportunity' as Munster final looms
Brendan Cummins discusses the Munster Hurling final which sees Clare looking to topple All-Ireland champions Limerick. Watch or listen to the full RTÉ GAA Podcast on rte.ie, YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts etc
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01:59
A Leinster final 'must-win' for Galway - Cummins
Brendan Cummins previews the Leinster Hurling final between Galway and Kilkenny. Watch or listen to the full RTÉ GAA Podcast on rte.ie, YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts etc
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01:21
Adam Idah primed for Athens adventure
Adam Idah is finetuning preparations up for the Republic of Ireland's Greek misson at this week's training camp in Turkey, and hoping to make his mark along with rising star Evan Ferguson.
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01:46
The remarkable career of the great Teddy McCarthy
Mart Morrissey looks back on the career of Cork's dual legend.
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02:47
Greg Allen on PGA Tour & LIV Golf merger announcement
RTÉ Sport golf commentator Greg Allen outlines the shock announcement that the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and LIV Golf have agreed to merge commercial operations under common ownership.
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02:44
PGA announces merger with LIV and DP World Tour
RTÉ's Greg Allen reflects on a seismic day for golf as the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and LIV Golf agree to merge commercial operations under common ownership #RTEgolf
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02:58
Caoimhin Kelleher's future
Keith Treacy and Conan Byrne discuss Caoimhin Kelleher's future with a move away from Liverpool expected this summer. Watch or listen to the full RTÉ Soccer Podcast on rte.ie, YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts etc
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05:12
Man City vs Inter Champions League final preview
Keith Treacy and Conan Byrne preview the Champions League final between Manchester City and Inter Milan. Watch or listen to the full RTÉ Soccer Podcast on rte.ie, YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts etc
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00:53
Staunton reacts to Meath parting with management
Cora Staunton reacts to Meath LGFA's statement confirming the departure of their management team.
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02:45
Longer range kicking catches Tomás Ó Sé's eye
Speaking on The Sunday Game, Tomás Ó Sé puts the spotlight on the longer range kicking that was to the fore between Monaghan and Clare.
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00:41
Ó Sé: Derry certainly in the mix for the All-Ireland
Tomás Ó Sé discusses Derry on The Sunday Game.
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02:22
Unstoppable Clare claim second minor crown against Galway
Clare produced a monumental performance on the big day to claim their second All-Ireland minor hurling title from their fancied rivals Galway.
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05:37
Derry's second-half goal salvo turns Donegal over
Derry struck for three second half goals to get the better of Donegal in the heat in MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey.
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04:35
Monaghan come out on top in shoot out against Clare
Monaghan have three points from two games in the All-Ireland SFC Group 4 after they won a shoot-out against Clare in sweltering conditions in Clones.
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05:21
Cork crowned U20 champions as Rebels power past Offaly
Cork's underage resurgence continues as Ben O'Connor's side captured a third oneills.com All-Ireland Hurling Championship title in four years at a sun-splashed FBD Semple Stadium.
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02:05
Wexford book Tailteann Cup knockout spot as Leitrim pay the penalty
Ben Brosnan rolled back the years with a crucial late goal which helped secure knock-out football for Wexford in the Tailteann Cup.
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