RTÉ Sport

• Pechyonkina to miss Beijing Olympics
• Barca refuse to release Ronaldinho for Olympics
• Arsenal willing to discuss Adebayor deal
• Carew wants to end career at Villa
• Taylor hails exciting times for Magpies
• Chelsea set to reject Inter bid for Lampard
• Galway prize money reaches €2 million
• Schumacher takes stage four of Le Tour
• Hleb back-tracks on earlier claims
• Barcelona are only bidders for Arshavin

• O'Brien has strong hand in Oaks
• June awards for O'Connell and Clarke
• Inter insist bid on table for Frank
• Everton may cash in on Johnson
• Irish rowing Olympians announced
• Art on view again in the autumn
• AC Milan priced out of Adebayor deal
• IRB to double up on announcements
• Regime handed Curragh assignment
• Sutherland praise for ISC system
• Jones confident of track & field success
• Beijing air quality still below standards
• Hleb criticises Wenger and Fabregas
• Villa close in on Sidwell signing
• All Blacks make two changes

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Irish Times Sport

• Clarke believes in Mayo mix
• Walton books place in Open
• Irish target good start in hat-trick bid
• Championship needs higher levels of real competition
• Ó Sé unlikely to serve suspension
• Nicklaus' tough climb to summit
• Vinny turns to his other great love
• GAA DIGEST
• Onwards and upwards the message from Kidney's successor
• Pádraig cultivates his Irish links

• Scolari to make cuts as Lampard holds out
• Oxx gives Katiyra every chance
• Hleb denies rift with Wenger
• Heaven Sent looks the pick
• Serial defender who spent his formative years behind Barrs
• On course and cross country
• Injury no obstacle for Real's bid
• Honours almost even in old rivalry that is still McHale and hearty
• Millar puts credence to his claims on laurels
• Bluffer's guide to . . . Wladimir Klitschko v Tony Thompson
• Trip down south only for diehard Dublin fans
• Davis delivers on promise ahead of schedule
• Reality will soon dawn for rising star
• Simmons in hard place
• McCarthy forced to field new-look Cork half-back and full-forward lines
• SPORTS DIGEST

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Irish Independent Sport

• Tennis: Why Federer v Nadal was simply the greatest sporting event I've ever seen
• Queiroz exit puts Reds’ preparations in turmoil as Calderon ups ante
• Scolari in no rush on Lampard
• Kingdom eager to get O Se red card rescinded
• Queiroz reaping reward for shaping Old Trafford glory
• Rebels outgun champions
• Battling Bohs set up second-leg chance
• Brave Rebels claim Munster glory as Kerry crumble
• Planet GAA: An inter-galactic look at the highs and lows of the GAA world
• Cats force Model capitulation

• Kilkenny on cruise control after some Brennan magic
• Sweeney sees Tipp fight another day
• Greatest final of them all
• Boy wonder Hamilton conquers Silverstone
• Counihan pays tribute to Rebels' character as they refuse to give up
• Leinster's final warning
• On-fire McGrath lights touchpaper of Fitz era
• United on collision course with Madrid's top brass
• Stepping up to the mark
• Kerry folk still waiting for the first signs of summer
• Weekend senior and minor GAA previews
• Harrington red-faced as Clarke goes home
• Nadal: Relentless Spaniard has quality to dethrone king of the grass court
• Rebels face race against time to get Canty fit for showdown
• Ankle op will force Ronaldo to miss start of season
• Moran ban is upheld
• 'Silverstone is emasculated... it's just another track now'
• Hamilton frustration in the fast lane could be solved by a coach
• Domenech holds onto job
• Annan step in to take Gretna's place in league
• Gutierrez's Newcastle move legal, says old club
• United warning over Ronaldo op
• ‘Moran should not be banned’ - Bannon
• Bennion calls for focus
• United set on keeping Queiroz at Old Trafford
• The numbers game
• All-Ireland League plans given short shrift
• Transfer watch
• Trap gives thumbs up to Keano's potential Pool switch
• Delaney refutes cash crisis fears
• Civil war at Aston Villa as O'Neill bans Barry
• Injury fear a real pain in the neck for Harrington
• Tennis: Murray outmuscled by powerful Nadal
• The many faces of Trapattoni: Irish boss holds court in Waterford
• GPA turn up heat
• Hughes sets sights on Ronaldinho to partner Jo in dream team attack
• Pump it like Murray: How Andy beefed up
• Robbie won't be waving goodbye
• Tennis: Sisters still doing it for themselves
• Moran in dock after ref's red upgrade
• O'Mahony slams Nixon 'cherry-picking'
• Real Madrid star Robinho is next on Chelsea’s shopping list
• Mooney the new City hero as Drogs put to the sword
• Chelsea land Deco
• Aragones leadership key for Spain
• Roman conquest
• Transfer watch
• 'Shabby behaviour' could cost Barry big
• Moran may face four-week suspension after Bannon tackle
• Euro 08: So, how was it for you?
• Euro 2008's 10 most wanted players
• Turnout gives the blues
• Armagh show hunger to breeze past Down
• Stuttering Dubs seal final berth
• Torres ends famine
• Ronaldo has wanted out for last seven months
• Blow for Kilkenny
• Minister queries FAI finances
• Big guns a draw for Euro punters
• Brazilian steel of Senna provides
• Feast and famine all in one
• All good things must come to an end
• Spanish can defy history because they have more passion and more talent
• Today
• Lion and Lahm in German fold
• Derby bid hit by 'New' setback
• Inter look to reunite Lampard and Jose
• Tennis: Pressure finally tells on Ivanovic
• Aussies target top GAA starlets
• Sizzling Spanish rout Russia
• Hiddink's heroes run out of steam as dreams of Euro glory slip away
• Galvin to hear result of latest appeal
• Platini issues debt warning
• Caffrey’s statement of intent
• Transfer news
• Tennis: Russian outguns Sharapova to end No 3 seed's Wimbledon dream
• Lippi to the rescue after Donadoni is sacked
• Jayo the key
• Euro football loco: UEFA scrambles to explain after storm leaves fans cold
• 8 out of 49: Less than a dozen Irish competitors to follow the flag at Olympic opening
• Agony for Turkey as last-gasp Lahm strike seals thrilling 3-2 triumph
• Russia hitman targets Spain
• O’Dwyer takes a Wicklow break
• Europe United
• Turkey's crusade at an end
• Donadoni not at fault for Azzurri exit - Trap
• Appeal blow for Galvin as CHC uphold ban

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Irish Examiner Sport

• Angry Fans
• Irish name tarnished by scandals, says Hickey
• Agent Sholly scotches Aussie Rules ‘academy’ plan
• Harrington glad to get into swing in Wicklow
• ‘Big Phil’ scores on Chelsea debut
• Two Irish rowing crews confirmed for Beijing
• Ulster clashes best value for fans
• Sheedy backs Rules revival
• Ó Sé awaits suspension decision
• Milan: Gunners set to sell Adebayor

• O’Leary: Cork not ‘cocky’ after win
• Fisher has insight into new rules
• Keyala primed to strike
• Blues stand firm as Inter launch bid for Lampard
• There’s no local coach shortage, says Fitzgerald

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Irish Rugby

• Two World Cup Destinations To Be Announced In 2009
• IRFU Annual Report Now Available
• Ireland Sevens Prepare For Hannover
• Ireland Sevens Chase World Cup Spot
• IRB Announce Venue For RWC 2011 Draw
• Kidney Supports Waterford Sport
• Women's Team Seek Coach
• IRFU Accounts Show 'Break-Even Result'
• Committee And Officers Elected For 2008/09 Season
• In Pics: IRFU Annual Council Meeting

FAI

• Cork City striker Dave Mooney is eircom/SWAI Player of the Month for June
• Republic of Ireland secure quarter final place in World Deaf Championships
• Cork City score narrow win over Cobh Ramblers in Munster Cup final
• FAI Ford Cup holders Cork City away to Shamrock Rovers in Fourth Round
• Shamrock Rovers legend Mick Leech to conduct FAI Ford Cup Draw
• Dominant Irish put nine past Venezuela in World Deaf Championship
• No joy for Bohemians in UEFA Intertoto Cup
• Bohemians seek UEFA Intertoto Cup progression against FK Riga
• Dunne agrees new contract at Manchester City

• Irish blitz Italians in World Deaf Championship opener
• Galway Ladies to visit Sarajevo in UEFA Cup
• eircom League of Ireland 2009 ?A' Championship
• Giovanni Trapattoni Launches Waterford United Strategic Plan
• FAI Ford Cup 4th Round pairings to be drawn on Monday
• FAI Umbro Women's Intermediate Challenge Cup, 2008 - third round draw

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RTÉ GAA

• June awards for O'Connell and Clarke
• Sligo boss Jordan departs
• Canty could be fit for quarter-finals
• Tyrone receive double fitness boost
• Kilkenny 5-21 Wexford 0-17
• Cork 1-16 Kerry 1-11
• Kilkenny v Wexford Matchtracker
• Sunday's GAA overview
• Monaghan 2-11 Tyrone 1-06
• Ballaghaderreen reach softball final

• Mayo 3-15 Sligo 0-09
• Review of weekend's camogie action
• Galway 1-26 Laois 0-09
• Cody makes host of Cats changes
• Saturday's GAA overview
• Round-up from Nicky Rackard Cup
• Christy Ring Cup round-up
• Waterford 6-18 Antrim 0-15
• Saturday's Camogie round-up
• Moran has month-long ban imposed
• Waterford v Antrim
• Season over for Down's Doyle
• Munster final preview: Cork v Kerry
• Galway v Laois
• Leinster final preview: Kilkenny v Wexford

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RTÉ Golf

• Donald out of Scottish Open
• McDowell moves into automatic Ryder spot
• Fisher victory no surprise says Harrington
• Fisher wins European Open by seven strokes
• Kim claims second win of year
• Pernice carries one-shot lead into final round
• McDowell falls three behind Fisher
• Pernice Jr shines at AT&T National
• Harrington is happy with his form
• McDowell one behind at European Open

• Marino takes one-shot lead at Congressional
• McDowell not distracted by Ryder Cup race
• Fisher leads European Open field
• Harrington fretting over Ryder place
• Harrington happy to see Monty perform
• Olazabal struggles at Open qualifier
• Goydos seals Open berth