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Classy Lindsay easily retains British crown

Martin Lindsay held onto his British featherweight title at the Leigh Indoor Sports Village last night with a unanimous points win over Welshman Jamie Arthur.
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Civil Service goal king Gill aims to have a final say

Saturday, 20 March 2010

Striker Aaron Gill could find himself a closely marked man when the Stormont team take the field for tomorrow's Irish Hockey Trophy final against Suttonians.
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Armagh goal spree guarantees third place

Saturday, 20 March 2010

Armagh Royal finished their All Ireland Kate Russell Cup campaign on a winning note in Galway yesterday.
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It’s win or bust for the Belfast Giants

Saturday, 20 March 2010

Steve Thornton last night claimed that he will be too focused on winning to worry about events in Edinburgh this evening.
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Martin Lindsay

Lindsay dreams of topping bill at King’s Hall

Friday, 19 March 2010

Martin Lindsay hopes a successful defence of his British title tonight will kick off the pursuit of European and World honours over the next 12 months.
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Canavan rages at Italian boxing team

Tuesday, 16 March 2010

Sean Canavan, a member of the Central Council of the Irish Amateur Boxing Association, has slammed the unsporting behaviour of the Italian team against Ireland in Belfast on Sunday night.
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Winner Duddy set for Yankee Stadium battle

Monday, 15 March 2010

John Duddy had his most significant victory in two years in the Dallas Cowboys Stadium and now he goes from an NFL stage to an iconic baseball arena, Yankee Stadium on June 5.
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Belfast Giants need Coventry to lose out

Monday, 15 March 2010

Steve Thornton and his Belfast Giants players have done all they can.
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Duddy aims to get back on Pavlik trail

Saturday, 13 March 2010

John Duddy is at peace with himself and his boxing just in time before he steps into the glare of a worldwide television audience and 45,000 people in the Dallas Cowboys stadium in Texas.
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Belfast Giants turn up the heat on Blaze

Saturday, 13 March 2010

It was a must win game for the Belfast Giants and at the end their dreams of clinching the Elite League title were still alive.
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With former champions Fernando Alonso, Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher in a strong field, McLaren's Jenson Button (back left) knows he has his work cut out

Time for Formula One's big four to get serious

Friday, 12 March 2010

Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton acted like two giddy schoolboys on a day when the new term started in Formula One.
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Belfast Giants coach Thornton expects McMorrow back for Play-offs tilt

Friday, 12 March 2010

Sean McMorrow won’t be in the Belfast Giants team to face the Cardiff Devils tonight — but coach Steve Thornton is hoping to have his enforcer back in the line-up at least for the Play-offs.
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Usain Bolt

Usain Bolt in class of his own

Thursday, 11 March 2010

Usain Bolt has been named Laureus World Sportsman of the Year for the second year in succession, while Britain's Jenson Button was honoured for winning the Formula One world title.
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Greene through to Crucible

Wednesday, 10 March 2010

Gerard Greene doubled Northern Ireland’s Crucible representation when he beat Rory McLeod 10-9 in a World Championship final qualifying round thriller last night.
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Ken Doherty

Swail’s World Championship dream ends at the hands of Doherty

Tuesday, 9 March 2010

Former winner Ken Doherty blazed his way through to the first round of the Betfred.com World Championship and revealed Steve Davis was inspiring him to turn his career around.
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Blaze of glory a long shot for Belfast Giants

Monday, 8 March 2010

The Belfast Giants have missed a massive opportunity to apply maximum pressure on Coventry Blaze in the Elite League title chase.
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Bozing weekend to forget at Irish Elite championships

Monday, 8 March 2010

Steven Donnelly was left gutted by the manner of his defeat at the hands of Ray Moylette and little wonder on a weekend when the cream of the Emerald Isle's boxers were let down by poor judging, poor marketing and the failure of the two-night finals experiment for the Irish Elite championships.
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Joe Swail

Swail’s World Championship bid resting on Doherty clash

Monday, 8 March 2010

Joe Swail is about to play the most important match of his life.
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Belfast Giants hit nine as they blow away Hull

Friday, 5 March 2010

With seven games remaining in the Elite League title chase the Belfast Giants did what they had to do last night and beat a Hull Stingrays side that looked like they’d arrived at the Dundonald Ice Bowl for no other reason other than fulfilling the fixture.
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Morgan must battle test of history for England cricket team

Friday, 5 March 2010

The last Dubliner to play Test cricket for England was Sir Timothy O'Brien. He had not yet ascended to the baronetcy when he was chosen on the back of having scored 942 first-class runs at an average of little more than 20.
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Frampton out to sparkle again

Friday, 5 March 2010

Carl Frampton’s career continues at full throttle as he returns to the ring this evening in Huddersfield.
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Rory not at his Best, but he wasn’t the only one

If there was ever any doubt, Saturday’s game at Croke Park proved once and for all that sentiment plays little or no part in professional rugby.

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niall_crozier

Kidney plays down O’Gara gaffe

Declan Kidney has attempted to explain the confusion that surrounded Ireland’s withdrawal of stand-off Jonathan Sexton when he was replaced by Ronan O’Gara in the 50th minute of Saturday’s unexpected defeat by Scotland.

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david_healy

David Healy: Beckham will play for England again

I was gutted for David Beckham when he suffered that shocking achilles tendon injury last weekend ruling him out of the World Cup finals.

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james_lawton

Kauto Star and Denman will never be forgotten

Kauto Star was the first of the mighty to fall, and with hideous possibilities, and then the other, Denman, was chopped down...

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the_punter

The Trick is to avoid big two

Anyone fancy 5-2 about Kauto Star for the Gold Cup?

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joe_kernan

We must keep ‘mark’ for sake of the game

The art of high fielding in gaelic football had been verging on extinction until the advent of the ‘mark’ as part of the overall experimental rules package.

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steven_beacom

This time Gerrard and Torres must take some of the blame

I thought it would be a long time before I watched a more pitiful performance than that served up by Northern Ireland last week.

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alan_green

Forget petty local rivalries, England is team to support

I think it was the allegation/rumour that Sir Alex Ferguson is offering advice to the United States camp that brought it to mind. ‘Scots’ generally seem to have a major problem ‘supporting’ England in tournaments and it’s even more difficult, it seems, when they’re not there themselves.

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chris_holt

Chris Holt: 'Nice guy' McDonald's Glentoran exit

Alan McDonald's decision to step down as manager of Glentoran ended the reign of possibly the most unpopular boss in the history of the club.

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