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Swimming

Super Sycerika wins eight golds

Leander coach Bobby Madine wore a satisfied smile as protégé Sycerika McMahon touched for 200m breaststroke gold in yet another record time at the Irish short course championships in the Laganvalley Leisureplex.

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Inside Swimming

Rebecca Adlington hopes to hit gold standard

Wednesday, 28 September 2011

Rebecca Adlington insists it is full steam ahead as she begins the countdown to the defence of her two Olympic crowns in London next year.
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McMahon could be Ireland’s best ever, says coach

Monday, 11 July 2011

Sycerika McMahon is on course to become the finest swimmer the Emerald Isle has ever produced, according to Commonwealth Games coach, Nelson Lindsay.
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Ryan Harrison nets a record double

Monday, 21 February 2011

Ryan Harrison produced an outstanding performance at the weekend when he claimed the 200 yards freestyle title at the South Eastern Championships in Gainesville, Florida.
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GAA Writers Annual Dinner

In Pictures: Rugby World Cup Fans

Columnist Comments

• Blame for this awful mess lies squarely with Capello

Unusually for Fabio Capello, a man who owns some highly valued pieces of art but is not given to too many flights of poetic fancy, he once said that he had a dream. It was right at the start of his England reign and it was that he would lead his team into the final of the World Cup in Johannesburg.

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• Proof there’s life in the old dogs yet

The notion that players who are fortunate enough to reach inter-county standard can now expect rather shorter careers at this level would appear to be gaining in substance — if we are to believe all we hear, that is.

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• The strife of Brian in quest for Holy Grail

One down, four to go, as the Six Nations burst back onto our screens on Saturday lunchtime with the game no-one gives a monkeys about — France v Italy.

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• Wales on course for joy of six

Controversial decisions may have denied Ireland of victory against Wales in Dublin but at the stark fact is the Irish did not deserve to win. Wales did as they were much the better side.

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• Tyrone Howe: Ireland need pride after big fall

Let’s be honest, Ireland may have been minutes away from recording a home victory, but for the majority of the game they were out-thought, outgunned and outplayed by Warren Gatland and his men.

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• Bridge battle was a game that makes it all worthwhile

Have you ever wanted to quit your job and live the life of a football commentator instead? Being offered a prime seat at all the best games and not having to pay for it? Better still, someone is paying YOU to be there!

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• Title race is wide open again and AVB’s job is safe

It's game on in the Premier League title race. Manchester City aren't invincible in England after all. And Chelsea have become a force again.

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• Ulster bonus material finally shown

A week ago, in the wake of their 24-17 RaboDirect Pro12 victory over Scarlets, I wrote in terms of Ulster having achieved the first of five pre-Christmas goals.