Charlie Mulqueen at Twickenham for Ireland's 20-16 defeat of the auld enemy
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Liam Mackey on a stand-off between journos and the FAI
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Simon Lewis' Winter Olympics blog
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Michael Moynihan pays tribute to a hurling folk hero, Damien Fitzhenry
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FintanFintan O'Toole looks ahead to Sigerson Cup weekend
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Ian Parkes takes his life and puts it in the hands of Ayrton Senna's nephew
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Simon Lewis' Winter Olympics blog
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Patriotism, often considered the preserve of those vulgar neighbours to the south of the 49th Parallel, has broken out in abundance in Vancouver, writes Simon Lewis.
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February 20, 2010 12:15 by
AlanTwo of America's best-known newspapers have applauded Tiger Woods' apology, but others are yet to be convinced by the fallen idol, writes Alan Good
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Irish coach Declan Kidney is a master at keeping things in perspective
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