News   Sport Soccer GAA Rugby Racing Golf Other Sport Business   Property   Tribune Review   Tribune Magazine		Sport Soccer Unlikely conspirator finds solidarity in comrades IT'S over, thank God. Loud cheers, numerous tobacco spits, a chorus of hosannas from the heavenly choirs.   Light at end of the tunnel EURO 2008 QUALIFYING GROUP D WALES 2 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND 2 Millennium Stadium IF only we knew then what we know now.   Nation v nation sees rejuvenation SO the old chestnut about club versus country gets trotted out again.   GAA Strike while the ire is hot EVERYBODY says this isn't going to get as far as a strike. Everybody.   Cork board struggle to let past go THAT'S another fine mess the Cork county board got themselves into.   I don't blame GPA for strike threat . . . Kelly NINE months on and the faint echoes of displeasure that tiptoed their way around Croke Park have long drifted into the distance.   Rugby Nothing to lose back in Toulouse ASKED once how he'd enjoyed Ireland's historic soccer World Cup in 1990, Con Houlihan replied that it felt like he'd missed the tournament. The reason?   Ulster need a motivator to leave mark IT was bound to happen in the week that was in it.   Imports hit developing young stars THE term 'renewable optimism' was coined for the Irish rugby supporter.   Racing Macs Joy seeks victory at third time of asking MACS JOY returns to the fray at Punchestown this afternoon in the Grade 1 Maplewood Developments Hurdle, the race formerly known as the Morgiana Hurdle,   Never Compromise dominant throughout in repeat triumph HEADS ONTHE GROUND was a warm order to followup for Spot Thedifference's connections of Enda Bolger, J.P.   L'Antartique ice cool L'ANTARTIQUE won a dramatic renewal of the Paddy Power Gold Cup yesterday but the result could have been so different if hot favourite Granit Jack   Golf Browne keeps his tour-school hopes alive STEPHEN BROWNE discovered his form just in time to revive his card bid in the third round of the 108-hole European Tour Qualifying School Finals   Cullen and Grady take the spoils at The Heritage THE Heritage in Killenard was host to The Emerald ProAm Tour's latest event with 25 professionals and over 50 amateurs competing for their respective prizes   Other Sport Loeb on course to claim fourth title in a row THREE times World Rally champion Sebastien Loeb led the surviving drivers in Rally Ireland back into Sligo last night with his Citroen Total C4 almost   Back To Top >>		More Sport" Browne keeps his tour-school hopes alive STEPHEN BROWNE discovered his form just in MIILLENIUM BUG WELL, at least it's over now. Unlikely conspirator finds solidarity in comrades IT'S over, thank God. more Sport" from the archives Browne keeps his tour-school hopes alive STEPHEN BROWNE discovered his form just in MIILLENIUM BUG WELL, at least it's over now. Unlikely conspirator finds solidarity in comrades IT'S over, thank God.