From Tallinn to Dublin: Preview
Liverpool, help Brussels, sick Bursa, generic Paris. In a few days time, we’ll know whether we can add Tallinn to the list of cities where our football side have thrown…
The Demise of Scottish Football
Leo Nally asks where it all went wrong for Scottish football. There was a time, remedy not too long ago, when talented footballers plyed their trade in the Scottish Premier…
More it is more than just a goal
This time last week not many of us would have heard of Doncaster Rovers’ Billy Sharp. However, in the past week, tributes and messages of support have poured in for…
The importance of being earnest
Leinster 24 – 19 Munster It was a game of penalties, troche penalties which ultimately won the game for Leinster but the ones who really lost out were the spectators.…
Still Standing
Amy Eustace gives a blow by blow account of UCD’s League of Ireland campaign. The Premier Division play-off took place last week, and it’s striking to think that any other…
Warburton’s Red Mist
As the rugby world settles down once again to the bump and grind of everyday rugby, Seán Cummins examines one of the World Cup’s more enduring legacies. The 15th of…
Double Delight for UCD Hockey
UCD pulled off a historic double last week as they took the top honours in both the men’s and women’s classes at the Intervarsity Championships held in NUI Galway last…
UCD Battle to Earn Draw in Ballymen
UCD 11 – 11 Ballymena A last minute Tom Fletcher try in the corner earned UCD a hard fought draw up in Ballymena on Saturday. In a game in which…
Marian stifle Star in comprehensive Superleague victory
UCD Marian vs Belfast Star 5th November 2011 UCD Marian 79-63 Belfast Star UCD Marian bounced back from a disappointing home defeat to UL with a dynamic team performance leading…
Racism Now
In the aftermath of last week’s characteristically intense encounter between Liverpool and Manchester United, cialis few people were discussing the football itself. That was partly because the football on offer…
UCD bounce back after Dublin Championship defeat with statement Ryan Cup victory over DCU.
A hat-trick of goals in the opening quarter proved decisive as St. Vincents claimed their quarter final ticket of the Dublin Senior Football Championship with a comfortable 4-11 to 1-12…