Ready or Not – Fall and Winter Sports Season is Here! Tips to Prevent Injuries for an Active Lifestyle with Sue Hitzmann www.meltmethod.com/melt-performance FACEBOOK | TWITTER | YOUTUBE Fall and Winter sports season has arrived! Parents of kids who play sports know that sport-related injuries are common. As adults, we also take part […]
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Passive start, injuries and inexperience became Ireland’s fall Tommy Bowe suffered a blow to his knee in the World Cup quarter-final Ireland looked half asleep in the opening 13 minutes of their quarter-final match with Argentina on Sunday. The scoreboard read 17-0 in Argentina’s favour and Ireland’s head coach Joe Schmidt admitted to a passive […]
Brave Armagh Girls fall to Virginia The Domino sponsored Under 18 Ladies hoped to create their own “pizza” history at the weekend by defeating Virginia for the first time at this level. Resplendant in their new shirts and with a large crowd watching on, the scene seemed set for a big Armagh performance. Alas, in […]
DEE FALL IN FIVEMILETOWN The Dee 1st XV travelled to Clogher Valley more in hope than expectation on Saturday when injury robbed them of not only of talismanic skipper Alastair Lockhart but also Mark Cooper and Matthew Stockton. Allied to this the unavailability of no less than another nine players who were unable to travel […]
Playing against a significant slope and in windy conditions Valley expected that the huge Carrick packs tactics, with several Ulster U19 players, would be to try and wear their smaller forwards down with aggressive phases of “pick and go”. However Valley were confident that with their better backs, if they could achieve parity at the […]
For the third year in a row, Cookstown RFC exited the McCambley Cup at the quarterfinal stage. The team headed down the M2 to take on Ballyclare in buoyant mood despite the home side’s daunting record on home turf. Both sides served up a fine game of rugby which kept the sizeable crowd on their […]
Ireland and Mark Aston got their International campaign off to a disappointing 26-6 loss to Celtic rivals Scotland. Scotland Opened the scoring with four minutes gone after two repeat sets John Duffy slid the ball through for Alex Hurst who then converted his own try. Despite falling behind early Ireland fought back and forced a […]