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Cruel end for tearful McLaughlin
CYCLING: Donegal rider Ronan McLaughlin collapsed in tears at the end of the fourth stage (Westport-Bundoran) of the An Post Rás.
Lawlors rule over Leinster
JUNIOR athlete Grace Lawlor (Pres Carlow), along with her brother Marcus (CBS Carlow), and Cliodhna Manning (Loreto Kilkenny) in the senior competition, all managed sprint doubles at the second day of the Aviva Leinster Schools Track and Field Championships, held at Santry.
Smal plays big a part in 'Rock victory
THE senior league final, featuring Marian College and Blackrock College, was held at the National Aquatic Centre last Monday night.
I believe i'm the best - Rory
RORY McILROY has adored Wentworth since he was a teenager and wants to prolong his love affair with the course and prove he is the best player in the world by landing his maiden PGA Championship win on Sunday.
Byrne to fire in Euros face-off
MARATHON runner Linda Byrne, whose place on the Irish team for London 2012 was confirmed this week, will run the 5,000m for her club Dundrum South Dublin at this weekend's European Track and Field Championships in St Antonia, Portugal.
Bagdonas overcomes carnage to claim victory in Westport
CYCLING: On a day of absolute carnage in the An Post Rás, last year’s overall winner Gediminas Bagdonas clawed his way back from a massive crash that left him in a ditch to snatch victory on stage three into Westport.
McDowell and Lawrie can make up for Spain pain
GRAEME McDOWELL and Paul Lawrie have the three remaining months of the Ryder Cup race to make sure that what happened yesterday is not something they live to regret.
Duffner edges Pride in Texas
GOLF: Jason Dufner's rich run of form continued in Texas as he saw off Dicky Pride to win the Bryon Nelson Challenge in in a gripping finale.
Now comes hard part for Taylor
KATIE TAYLOR delivers. With a fourth AIBA World title to her credit, the 25-year-old Bray woman has set her own remarkable gold standard.
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