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Revington on top of the world as Irish coach grabs prestigious gong

Irish coach Paul Revington has been named world hockey's men's Coach of the Year.

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Inside Hockey

Beaney is the top Peg

Wednesday, 28 December 2011

Pegasus are on course for a clean sweep of trophies after lifting the first silveware of the domestic season yesterday when they defeated Armagh by the narrowests of margins to claim the O'NE 1918 Ulster Shield at Lisnagarvey.
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Practice brings final glory for Pegasus girls

Wednesday, 28 December 2011

Pegasus captain Arlene Boyles revealed that Suzanne Beaney's winning goal in yesterday's O'NE 1918 Ulster Shield final came straight off the training pitch.
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Hockey: Lurgan girls favourites to retain cup

Wednesday, 23 November 2011

The Belfast Telegraph Senior Schools’ Cup begins in earnest with the 16 second round ties being decided between this afternoon and Saturday morning.
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Ulster Shield: Armagh 2 Ballymoney 1

Monday, 21 November 2011

Ulster Shield holders Ballymoney were sensationally dumped out of this season's competition as Armagh staged a smash-and-grab act to steal a victory they scarcely deserved in a dramatic semi-final at Stormont yesterday.
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Hockey: Goal difference hits Ulster sides

Monday, 21 November 2011

Ulster's U16 and U18 schoolboys both lost out in their inter-provincials to Leinster over the weekend ... on goal difference.
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Hockey: Irish men can home in on Olympics

Wednesday, 16 November 2011

The Irish men might never have a better chance of making it to the Olympic Games hockey finals.
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Hockey: Olympic goal a step closer

Monday, 14 November 2011

The Irish international men's team's chances of reaching the London 2012 Olympic finals have vastly increased after Dublin was confirmed as a host for one of three qualifying competitions.
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Hockey: Pegasus to go on revenge mission

Monday, 14 November 2011

Ballymoney 0 Pegasus 3: Pegasus will have a chance to avenge last week's Irish Hockey League defeat by UCD when the sides meet in the quarter-finals of the Electric Ireland Irish Senior Cup in the New Year.
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Olympic history looms for brothers

Wednesday, 9 November 2011

The Gleghorne brothers Mark and Paul are stepping up their bid to play in the London 2012 Olympic hockey finals ... but if they succeed they will be in different teams.
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Hockey: Ulster aces to the fore

Monday, 7 November 2011

Cookstown and Lisnagarvey are setting the pace at the top of the Irish Hockey League's two pools as the all-Ireland competition moves into a three-month winter break.
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Hockey: Pegasus 3 UCD 4

Monday, 7 November 2011

Reigning champions Pegasus crashed to their first defeat of this season's ESB Electric Ireland campaign after an enthralling encounter under the Dub floodlights on Saturday night.
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Only SIX of Ulster’s best get call

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Just six Ulster players have been included in the Electric Ireland national women's hockey squad for the latest Centralisation Preparation Programme ahead of next year's Olympic qualifier.
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$Happier days: Godfrey Irwin with the Irish Senior Cup but the Cookstown captain has been sidelined with a fractured skull$

Godfrey may be down but he’s not out yet

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Cookstown captain Godfrey Irwin is dismissing talk of retirement despite the fact he may be out of action for most of this season after fracturing his skull in the Eurohockey League two weeks ago.
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UCD will be too hot for Pegs: McCool

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Armagh coach Niall McCool says he expects the students of UCD to scupper Pegasus' hopes of retaining their Electric Ireland Irish Hockey League crown.
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Service and Kilkeel set their sights on the IHL

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Whisper it, but there are two teams in the men’s Ulster Premier League who are determined to gatecrash the Irish Hockey League for next season.
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Ireland enter new World league

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Ireland's men and women’s tams have been entered for the new World League competition.
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Queen’s edged out of Irish title glory

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Queen's fell to a 1-0 defeat against UCD in yesterday's Chilean Cup Irish Intervarsities final in Galway.
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Phelie’s all set to spice up India

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Irish international Phelie Maguire has signed up for the new Indian Premier League hockey tournament which begins next month.
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Short Passes: Ian Hughes

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Name: Ian Hughes (brother of former Northern Ireland football captain Aaron) Age: 25 Club: Cookstown
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Lisnagarvey plan Cork double

Monday, 31 October 2011

Trips to Cork can be a daunting task for Ulster teams, but champions Lisnagarvey successfully overcame the first stage of their double trip to the deep south and are now looking forward to the second in a fortnight's time.
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• Swansea manager Rodgers the man for Liverpool

Liverpool’s search for a new manager has become a total embarrassment to the proud name of the football club.

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• Joe Kernan: We must use stars’ skills to build future

From now until the third Sunday in September county players in both gaelic football and hurling will be very much in the public eye.

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• Billy on the Box: DD’s big pair puts on blue show in Bavaria

What an epic battle the Champions League Final turned out to be. A clash between an organisation with a long and distinguished history, respected by friend and foe alike up against a relative newcomer, the plaything of a foreign oligarch, who is universally viewed with raised eyebrows.

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• Gary Neville could be key to Wayne Rooney's form at Euros

You might have thought that ruling yourself out of the first two games of football's second most important international tournament with a shocking flash of irresponsibility was quite enough to focus the mind of the nation's most gifted player.

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• Di Matteo sure to get a chance at Chelsea

What must a football manager do to retain his job? Winning two trophies in one season, including the biggest one of all, would on the face of it, make such a question ridiculous.

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• Same old drivel from Spillane and friends

At the fag-end of his first contribution to the 2012 Championship season last Sunday, Pat Spillane got down to business. His main hope for the tournament ahead, he said, was that managers would throw off the shackles and play like Crossmaglen Rangers. Instantly, he killed the optimism in us all.

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• Tyrone Howe: Future still bright for Ulster men

The highlight of the Heineken Cup final came several minutes from the end of the game.

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• If Chelsea can be the kings of Europe, so can England

One of the consequences of the late finish in Munich and the chaotic transport arrangements after the Champions League final was to force the ‘great and the good’ of the English football media to gather on a station platform near the Arena for a promised train to the city centre that, ultimately, never arrived.

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• Ulster left to count cost of their mistakes

There will seem few crumbs of comfort left for Ulster’s shattered rugby men this morning. To lose any final is heart wrenching but to lose it by a margin of five tries to one, represents something close to humiliation.