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SIN’s big fat quiz of the year

December 24, 2018 By SIN Admin Leave a Comment

SIN’s big fat quiz of the year

By Oisín Bradley, Owen Kennedy and Fiona Lee Irish Sport Which county hosted the 2018 Irish Open? Dublin won the 2018 All - Ireland SFC, but who were the other finalists? What Irish football legend organised the Liam Miller Testimonial Match in Pairc Uí Chaoimh? What nation did Ireland beat to secure a Grand Slam in this year’s Six Nations? In what round was … [Read more...] about SIN’s big fat quiz of the year

European Super league would spell bad news for the fans

December 5, 2018 By SIN Admin Leave a Comment

European Super league would spell bad news for the fans

By Oisín Bradley News broke earlier last month of a potential breakaway by Europe’s top football clubs to form a European Super League. German newspaper Der Spiegel broke the story of the proposal levelled at the money men at the top of football in 2016, which signalled that the 16 best clubs should form a league, and that the bizarre, European superpower – orientated move … [Read more...] about European Super league would spell bad news for the fans

Opinion: Rory Beggan deserved to win All – Star ahead of Stephen Cluxton 

December 2, 2018 By SIN Admin Leave a Comment

Opinion: Rory Beggan deserved to win All – Star ahead of Stephen Cluxton 

  By Oisín Bradley  Once again, on the night that Ireland’s finest footballers and hurlers descended on the Convention Centre for the annual All - Star Awards, the word ‘Cluxton’ was trending on Twitter in the capital for all the wrong reasons.  As has been customary every year since the Dublin net – minder’s last All-star since 2013, the blue brigade have shown outrage … [Read more...] about Opinion: Rory Beggan deserved to win All – Star ahead of Stephen Cluxton 

Four athletes Usain Bolt is following in the footsteps of by switching sport

November 13, 2018 By SIN Admin Leave a Comment

Four athletes Usain Bolt is following in the footsteps of by switching sport

By Oisín Bradley The worlds of football and athletics alike have been captivated by Usain Bolt’s decision to swap the running track for the football field as he tries to forge a path into the world of football.  The World record 100 metre runner and eight – time Olympic Champion scored a brace for Central Coast Mariners in a trial game, and has caught the eye of Maltese … [Read more...] about Four athletes Usain Bolt is following in the footsteps of by switching sport

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Final year diaries: results may include stress

Final year diaries: results may include stress

By Aileen O’Leary It happens every year: an email is circulated by either … [Read More...] about Final year diaries: results may include stress

Should Mick McCarthy utilise the granny rule or focus on home grown talents?

Should Mick McCarthy utilise the granny rule or focus on home grown talents?

Note: This article was originally published in SIN before Declan Rice announced … [Read More...] about Should Mick McCarthy utilise the granny rule or focus on home grown talents?

New running group offers sanctuary and solidarity for asylum seekers in Galway

New running group offers sanctuary and solidarity for asylum seekers in Galway

By Graham Gillespie The Sanctuary Runners, who are a running club that aim to … [Read More...] about New running group offers sanctuary and solidarity for asylum seekers in Galway

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