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Hindley savours first podium finish since Giro d'Italia

Australian ace Jai Hindley has finished third in Tirreno-Adriatico, his first GC podium place since winning the Giro d'Italia.

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Plapp loses Paris-Nice yellow but finds new admirers

Australian Luke Plapp has lost his yellow jersey at Paris-Nice but earned plenty of admirers for his excellent defence of the lead in the iconic race.

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Livingston 0 Hibernian 1: Martin Boyle strike gives visitors three points

Bottom-placed Livingston suffered a seventh straight cinch Premiership defeat as Martin Boyle’s first-half goal gave Hibernian a 1-0 win at…

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Luke McCowan free-kick gives Dundee victory over Livingston

Luke McCowan scored the winner in a tight Premiership contest to give Dundee a 1-0 win over Livingston at Dens Park.

The National (Scotland)

Data privacy law seen as needed precursor to AI regulation - Roll Call

Lawmakers in both parties acknowledge that they must first resolve data privacy and protection issues before moving on to AI.

Roll Call

GAA criticised for 'moving too fast in going digital' with GAAGO by former President

The GAA has come under criticism over the decision to show some big Championship games exclusively live on GAAGO

Irish Mirror

Joe Brolly and former GAA President defend Marty Morrissey after apology

Morrissey made headlines over use of a free car but has been backed by Joe Brolly and former GAA President Sean Kelly.

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Livingston boss to rely on 'senior leadership group' this season with experienced pros set for bigger role

Davie Martindale admits the more experienced pros will have more of a say this season

Daily Record

Mayo survive late scare to down Galway and march into quarter-finals

In the end it was Eoghan McLaughlin - after a topsy-turvy game full of endeavour and spills - who pawed the ball off the goalline after Colm Reape had come out and missed it

Irish Mirror

GAA team news as Cillian O'Connor boost for Mayo in do or die encounter with Galway

The weekend team news is in with the all time Championship top scorer returning to the Mayo squad for the Pearse Stadium blockbuster

Irish Mirror

Diarmuid Connolly fancies Galway to see off Mayo in Sunday's crunch Salthill tie

'If I was Padraic Joyce, I'd be trying to control this game and try to beat him down the stretch using guys off the bench.'

Irish Mirror

Galway sweating of the fitness of key trio ahead of vital Mayo clash

Damien Comer and Dylan McHugh missed last weekend's narrow defeat to Armagh while Sean Kelly picked up an ankle in Carrick-on-Shannon

Belfast Live

Late collapse leaves Livingston heading for more challenging rebuild than should have been needed

West Lothian Courier sports reporter Callum Carson reviews Livi's ultimately underachieving campaign and looks ahead to next season.

Daily Record

Livingston 1 Motherwell 1: Kevin Van Veen makes history with 10th consecutive goal

Kevin van Veen became the first post-war player since Mark Viduka in 2000 to score in ten consecutive Scottish top-flight games after netting in…

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Ten-man Livingston battle back for late draw against Motherwell

Andrew Shinnie struck late as the Lions recovered from being a goal and a man down at half-time.

Belfast Live

Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival returns with 11 days of events

"This terrific festival not only brings world-class performers to Belfast but also offers a vital platform to showcase artists from here"

Daily Record

Motherwell 3, Livingston 0: Van Veen double inspires comfortable Well win

Stuart Kettlewell's side are well clear in eight place in the Premiership table after a solid home win

Irish Mirror

Colm Boyle column: Mayo and Galway to finish the League as they started it with a humdinger

Mayo have stolen most of the headlines since as a new-look team under Kevin McStay’s management has been heralded but Galway, in their own way, have been just as impressive in Padraic Joyce’s fourth season at the helm.

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Galway see off Kerry to book final ticket with Mayo

In a repeat of last year’s All-Ireland final, where they were level with Kerry after 66 minutes, but starting to wane, there was no fade out here

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New York art exhibitions to see in January

Read our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in January from Nick Cave at the Jack Shainman Gallery to 'Shifting Landscapes' at the Whitney Museum

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Calls for Australia's employment laws to be overhauled in wake of stoush between Sally Rugg and Monique Ryan

A Federal Court challenge between high-profile political staffer Sally Rugg and teal MP Monique Ryan shines a light on Australia's "troubling" parliamentary culture and prompts experts to call for employment legislation to be overhauled.

The Independent UK

EPA outlines $27B 'green bank' for clean energy projects

The Biden administration on Tuesday outlined how states and nonprofit groups can apply for $27 billion in funding from a “green bank” that will provide low-cost financing for projects that cut greenhouse gas emissions

Irish Mirror

Ryan O'Donoghue's late score salvages Mayo draw in league opener with Galway

The corner-forward popped up when it mattered most to nail an absolutely incredible score to salvage a draw.

Irish Mirror

David Clifford and Fossa claiming All-Ireland junior title highlights folly of system

It’s far from just being a Kerry issue with eligibility for junior and intermediate grades in need of serious overhaul

Irish Mirror

Glen hang on to book All-Ireland final spot with Kilmacud Crokes

It was edgy and nervy as Moycullen kept coming at the Derry and Ulster champions, going man for man for most of the second half and forcing a series of errors that led to points

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