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There were audible boos at full-time last Saturday evening in Dexcom Stadium. Those who chose to remain watched on in disbelief, as Richard Kriel cut through the Connacht cover, only to charitably knock on with the try-line at his mercy.

Diamonds are forever for the Miss Ireland organisation as this year marks the 75th Diamond Jubilee year of the competition with plans in place for the largest and most spectacular event to mark the occasion at the Royal Theatre in Castlebar on August 19 where an attendance of 1500 is expected.

Diamonds are forever for the Miss Ireland organisation as this year marks its 75th jubilee of the competition with plans for the largest and most spectacular show this summer.

Diamonds are forever for the Miss Ireland Organisation as this year marks its 75th Jubilee of the competition, with plans for the largest and most spectacular show this summer.

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With the winter months fading into obscurity, 2021 is now in full swing -- and that means the annual return of some of Ireland’s favourite sporting events. Accordingly, Irish teams and sports competitors -- not to mention, of course, the fans themselves -- are already gearing up for what might be an exciting year and, to mark the occasion, we will be taking a whistle stop tour of Irish sporting events coming up this year.

Following on from the success of last year’s JCI Mayo TOYP awards, where three local winners went on to win at the National finals, and Ballina Man, Aaron Hannon, claimed his spot in the World’s Top 10 - nominations to identify more outstanding young people in Mayo are now being sought from the public.

JCI Ireland is looking for individuals who have contributed to society to be nominated in the various categories in its Ten Outstanding Young Person (TOYP) Awards programme. The competition is open to all between the ages of 18 and 40 who may be nominated in one of 10 categories and nominations close this weekend.

Ronan Rooney brings Sirius Awakening to the Sheraton Hotel Athlone on Saturday, January 26. The powerful speaker says his mission is to help people to recognise their Authentic Self, have the courage to embrace change and inspire them to be the best expression they can be.An appropriate and positive manner in which to start the new year.

Connacht face a new test of character when on Saturday they face the Cheetahs on their first PRO14 visit to South Africa.