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    Los Blanco hard to oppose in opener at Naas

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    Navigating 'surreal' waters, Wiffen saves speed for home runs

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    Reigning Aintree hero I Am Maximus leads field of Grand National declarations 

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    Holders Leverkusen stunned by third division Arminia Bielefeld in German Cup semis

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    Prendergast plotting old rival and pal O'Gara's downfall 

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    Wiffen predicts he can break three world records at Irish Open

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    Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti to stand trial accused of €1m tax fraud

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    Harlequins boss rules out ever using B-team for Champions Cup ahead of Croke Park showdown

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    King rules with 57-1 treble at Limerick 

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    Sean Bowen savouring National chance with Three Card Brag

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    Elanga solo goal pushes Forest closer to Champions League football with victory against United

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    Armagh netminder Ethan Rafferty briefly considered jacking in inter-county goalkeeping after rule changes

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    Donal Lenihan: Jack Crowley can kick on with backing of a central contract from IRFU

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    O'Gara: 'I promise it's not over here at La Rochelle' 

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    Arsenal eye summer move for Nico Williams after initial talks

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    Finn Harps appoint club legend Kevin McHugh as new manager 

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    Mourinho grabs rival's nose in bizarre clash after Istanbul derby defeat 

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    Tommy Martin: A big day out - Irish sport has embraced the event junkie

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    Bloodgate memories of no interest as Dan Sheehan focuses on Harlequins threat

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    Mick O'Dwyer, Kerry GAA icon and eight-time All-Ireland winning manager, dies aged 88

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