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Pony Club to stages annual conference
The Pony Club’s Annual Conference is being held in Northern Ireland, for the
first time, at Belfast’s Waterfront on March 7.
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Macklin relishing Martinez bout
Thursday, 9 February 2012
Irish favourite Matthew Macklin admits his St Patrick's Day shot at middleweight king Sergio Martinez in New York feels like "a fairytale".
Haye warned not to rush into fight with Klitschko
Wednesday, 8 February 2012
Lennox Lewis has warned David Haye that he could further tarnish his
reputation if he comes out of retirement and rushes straight in to a fight
with either of the Klitschko brothers.
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In Pictures: New York Giants fans celebrate Super Bowl win with Manhattan ticker tape parade
Wednesday, 8 February 2012
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In Pictures: Lingerie football's Super Bowl IX
Monday, 6 February 2012
While most of America concentrated on yesterday's big Super Bowl game in
Indiana, the politically-incorrect Lingerie Bowl - in which female
competitors wear only helmets, sports bras, knickers, garters, and shoulder,
knee and elbow pads - was taking place in Las Vegas.
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America prepares for Super Bowl XLVI
Saturday, 4 February 2012
Listen to Bill Belichick, the most successful NFL coach of the present era,
and tomorrow's battle between the New York Giants and his own New England
Patriots for the gaudiest prize in American sport has nothing to do with
revenge.
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Angelo Dundee: Fighting Muhammad Ali's corner
Friday, 3 February 2012
Angelo Dundee was a dapper little man who had the ability to walk through a
room at any big fight and stop any conversation that was taking place. He
could do it without opening his mouth and in boxing that is an art.
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Irish cricket in line for bigger slice of pie as report combats elitism
Friday, 3 February 2012
Irish cricket will get a massive injection of cash and resources if the
recommendations of a major independent review are adopted by the
International Cricket Council (ICC).
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Ronnie O'Sullivan pulls off great escape
Friday, 3 February 2012
Ronnie O'Sullivan's hopes of appearing at this year's world championship at
the Crucible were all but gone at one point yesterday in Berlin – but a
comeback brilliant even by the standards of the 36-year-old saw him keep the
door ajar for a little longer at least.
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O'Brien eyes IPL contract
Wednesday, 1 February 2012
Ireland's Kevin O'Brien is hoping to return to the scene of his finest hour by earning an Indian Premier League contract in Saturday's franchise auction.
Novak Djokovic sets sights on a 'pure' Grand Slam
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
The choice of song could hardly have been more appropriate. Almost every part
of Novak Djokovic's body was aching when he made an appearance at the
post-tournament staff party here at the Australian Open, in the early hours
of yesterday morning, but the champion summoned up the energy to belt out
his own version of AC/DC's "Highway to Hell".
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Heavyweight future still Klitschko & Co
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
As the new English heavyweight champion David Price prepares to fight in
America, as the eccentric former British heavyweight champion Dereck "Del
Boy" Chisora gets ready to fight in Germany and as the heavyweight
division prepares for three weekends of world title fights, the search for
the future star continues.
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Novak Djokovic basks in the glory of epic triumph
Monday, 30 January 2012
This has been called a golden era for tennis, but it is a golden era encrusted
with diamonds and lined with platinum.
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Crusaders supporter Carl Frampton hoping for super Saturday
Saturday, 28 January 2012
Carl Frampton is hoping to enjoy a sporting double today with his beloved
Crusaders going for Cup glory and the Belfast man making the first defence
of his Commonwealth super-bantamweight title.
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Australian Open: Brave Murray beaten by Djokovic in five-set thriller
Friday, 27 January 2012
Andy Murray's hopes of reaching a third successive Australian Open final were
extinguished tonight by Novak Djokovic after an extraordinary five-set
encounter in Melbourne.
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Australian Open: Nadal extends mastery over Federer
Friday, 27 January 2012
It has been described as the greatest rivalry in modern tennis, but this is
becoming as close as the Christians' contests against the lions.
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Australian Open: Andy Murray urged to go for jugular against Novak Djokovic
Friday, 27 January 2012
On the eve of his Australian Open semi-final here today against Novak
Djokovic, Andy Murray received advice from an old friend and rival.
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Haye’s guru tipping Carl Frampton for the top
Friday, 27 January 2012
Carl Frampton was just going about his daily business of working over a series
of sparring partners, unaware of the impression he was making on a man who
has two of Britain’s top fighters and for whom praise is a commodity not to
be wasted.
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Australian Open: Nadal beats Federer to extend run of finals
Thursday, 26 January 2012
Rafael Nadal reached his fourth consecutive grand slam final after overcoming
an early Roger Federer onslaught to again beat his old foe at the Australian
Open.
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Mark Allen fined over UK Championship outburst
Thursday, 26 January 2012
Mark Allen has been fined £250 and warned as to his future behaviour after he swore during a rant directed at World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn during last month's williamhill.com UK Championship in York.
Australian Open: Sharapova having a wail of a time
Thursday, 26 January 2012
No wonder the Women's Tennis Association appears to have little inclination to
crack down on its most famous grunters.
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