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If Mayo win an All-Ireland in five years and Im sitting in the Hogan Stand applauding them, Ill be happy enough Journal.ie 3 hrs ago AS THE INTERVIEW winds down, the clock is turned back momentarily. To 2002. To a remarkable eight months on an individual basis. It’s hard to believe it’s 20 years ago now, Michael Moyles smiles. © James Crombie Mayo ladies football boss Michael Moyles. A senior club All-Ireland title with Crossmolina Deel Rangers after a gripping one-point win over Nemo ...

Fallen NRL star-turned Australian Rules goal kicker Ben Barba has been named to play in a Queensland representative football match. Barba will play alongside former Essendon midfielder Jake Long for the North Queensland side at Cazaly Stadium, which will act as the curtain-raiser for St Kildas round 13 clash with Sydney on June 12. Former Northern Blues VFL player Luke Morgan and Geelong forward Gary Rohans brother Ashley will also feature for North Queensland. Barba leads the AFL Mackay le...

A leading senior star has her say after strongly-worded statements from Cork, Limerick and the LGFA.

Australian-owned French 2,000 Guineas competitor out of luck at Longchamp

As debate rages over whether Nathan Buckley is the right person to lead Collingwood in the future, Pie great Tony Shaw says it’s time to put the brakes on.

The crackdown on high tackles has divided the game but, in a wide-ranging Q&A, the ARLC chairman remains adamant it will leave rugby league in a better place.

St Mark’s Basilica swoops for impressive French Classic glory Sun 16 May 2021 St Mark’s Basilica provided Aidan O’Brien with his fifth victory in the Emirates Poule d’Essai des Poulains at ParisLongchamp. It is 19 years since the Ballydoyle handler first landed the French 2000 Guineas with Landseer in 2002, subsequently adding to his tally with Aussie Rules (2006), Astronomer Royal (2007) and The Gurkha (2016). Making his first appearance since winning the Dewhurst Stakes at...

Fallen AFL star Ben Cousins looked in fantastic physical shape as he returned to the footy field for the first time in more than 10 years.

Twenty-eight years after Nicky Winmar lifted his jumper to take a stand against racism the St Kilda great has designed the Saints’ Indigenous guernsey.

Only five players that featured in the 2014 final win are still involved with the Kingdom.