16/10/2021
16/10/2021
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FRIDAY, MARCH 19
GOLF
HONDA CLASSIC
SKY SPORTS, 3PM
HORSE RACING
CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL
VIRGIN MEDIA ONE, 1PM
RUGBY
MUNSTER V BENETTON
TG4, 5.40PM
SOCCER
FULHAM V LEEDS UTD
SKY SPORTS, 7PM
SOCCER
SHAMROCK RVS V ST PAT'S
RTE2, 7.30PM
SATURDAY, MARCH 20
GOLF
HONDA CLASSIC
SKY SPORTS, 2PM
RUGBY
IRELAND V ENGLAND
VIRGIN MEDIA ONE, 4.30PM
SOCCER
FA CUP: EVERTON V MAN CITY
EIRSPORT, BT SPORT, 5.20PM
RUGBY
SCOTLAND V ITALY
VIRGIN MEDIA ONE, 1.30PM
RUGBY
FRANCE V WALES
VIRGIN MEDIA ONE, 7.15PM
SUNDAY, MARCH 21
SOCCER
CELTIC V RANGLERS
SKY SPORTS, 11AM
GOLF
HONDA CLASSIC
SKY SPORTS, 2PM
SOCCER
FA CUP: CHELSEA V SHEFF UTD
BBC 1, 1.15PM
SOCCER
PL: WEST HAM V ARSENAL
SKY SPORTS, 2.30PM
SOCCER
FA CUP: LEICESTER V MAN UTD
EIRSPORT 1, 4.50PM
Danny Lafferty was red carded against St. Patrick's Athletic. Pic by George Sweeney, nwpresspics
Members of the Donegal Chamber Orchestra and members of Conwal Singers pictured during rehearsals for ‘Mobhi’s Belt’ at Mulroy College in Milford. Pic - Brian Fleury
Pádraig Delargy: “It’s clear that businesses are responding to the post-Brexit trading arrangements"
Foyle MLA Ciara Ferguson says more is needed to be done so that "pressure can be relieved on the GPs and the treatments that patients need can be provided in a timely manner"
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