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22 May 2009; Full back Isa Nacewa gets in some kicking practice during the Leinster rugby squad Captain's Run ahead of their Heineken Cup Final against Leicester Tigers. Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, Scotland. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE - read more

Leinster Rugby Squad Captain's Run
21 May 2009; Dublin-based sports management agency - Horizon Sports Management - announced the signing of Shane Lowry, the 2009 Irish Open winner. Irish amateur golfer Lowry, who won the 3 Irish Open at Baltray, announced at a press conference that he has decided to relinquish his amateur status and make his professional debut on the European Tour in next week's European Open at The London Club. At the announcement is Shane Lowry with the 3 Irish Open trophy. Westbury Hotel, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE - read more

Shane Lowry / Horizon Sports Management Press Conference
21 May 2009; Ireland's Paul McGinley plays an approach shot during round 1 of the BMW PGA Championship. Wentworth Golf Club, Virginia Water, Surrey, England. Picture credit: Tim Hales / SPORTSFILE - read more

BMW PGA Championship - Thursday
21 May 2009; Armagh Captain Ciaran McKeever during the Armagh Team Press Night. Athletic Grounds, Armagh. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE - read more

Armagh Team Press Night

21 May 2009; Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy, left, and Graeme McDowell during round 1 of the BMW PGA Championship. Wentworth Golf Club, Virginia Water, Surrey, England. Picture credit: Tim Hales / SPORTSFILE - read more

BMW PGA Championship - Thursday
21 May 2009; Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell tees off during round 1 of the BMW PGA Championship. Wentworth Golf Club, Virginia Water, Surrey, England. Picture credit: Tim Hales / SPORTSFILE - read more

BMW PGA Championship - Thursday
21 May 2009; Athletics Ireland has begun the countdown to the SPAR European Cross Country Championships, which will take place in Santry Demesne, on the 13th of December. The tickets for the event went on sale today through Ticketmaster outlets nationwide and www.ticketmaster.ie. At the announcement were two of Ireland's most promising young athletes, Charlotte, right, and Rebecca Ffrench O'Carroll. St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE - read more

Tickets Launch for the SPAR European Cross Country Championships
21 May 2009; Nicholas Walker, Cinelli-Down Under, right, wins the stage from second place Jaan Kirsipuu, Giant-Veolia. FBD Insurance Ras 2009, Stage 5, Killorglin – Scariff. Picture credit: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE - read more

FBD Insurance Ras - Stage 5 - Thursday

20 May 2009; President of the International Olympic Committee Dr. Jacques Rogge meets with An Taoiseach Brian Cowen TD in the company of Pat Hickey, President of the Olympic Council of Ireland, during a courtesy call at Government Buildings. Government Buildings, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE - read more

President of the IOC Dr. Jacques Rogge meets with An Taoiseach Brian Cowen TD
20 May 2009; Nicholas Walker, Cinelli-Down Under, right, wins the stage from second place Jan Barta, Arbö KTM Junkers, left. FBD Insurance Ras 2009, Stage 4, Cahirciveen to Killorglin. Picture credit: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE - read more

FBD Insurance Ras 2009 - Stage 4 - Wednesday
20 May 2009; Pictured with golfer Rory Mcllroy to announce details of the Charity Par 3 Hole at July's Lough Erne Challenge are children representing the twelve Enniskillen-based charities that will benefit from the initiative. The Lough Erne Challenge, a head to head strokeplay event featuring McIlroy and Padraig Harrington, takes place at Lough Erne Golf Resort, Enniskillen on Wednesday July 22nd. County Louth Golf Club, Baltray, Co. Louth. Picture credit: Matt Browne / SPORTSFILE - read more

Charity Par 3 Hole Announcement with Rory Mcllroy
20 May 2009; The President of the International Olympic Committee, Dr. Jacques Rogge, right, unveils a commemorative bronze bust of the former IOC President, Lord Killanin, in the company of Pat Hickey, left, President of the Olympic Council of Ireland, Irish Olympic legend Ronnie Delany of the Irish Olympians Association, and Redmond Morris, 2nd from right, son of Lord Killanin, at the headquarters of the Olympic Council of Ireland in Howth, Co. Dublin. Lord Killanin, who died ten years ago, was President of the Olympic Council of Ireland from 1950 until 1973. He was elected President of the International Olympic Committee in 1972, just after the official closing of the controversial Munich Olympic Games. A proud Galway man, Lord Killanin remained as head of the IOC for eight years, presiding over the IOC during a stormy period for Olympism, in which he had to address several crises linked to international politics including Olympic Games boycotts. The Irish Olympians Association, headed by Irish Olympic legend Ronnie Delany, commissioned the bronze bust in association with the Olympic Council of Ireland to commemorate Lord Killanin’s huge input to the development of Olympic sport in Ireland and on the world stage. The sculpte was created by Paul Ferriter, one of Dublin’s best known artists. The Minister for Arts, Sport & Tourism, Mr. Martin Cullen TD was also a guest at the unveiling ceremony along with members of Lord Killanin’s family, many Olympians and the ambassadors of Britain and Ireland. Olympic Council of Ireland's HQrbour Road, Howth Village, Co. Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE - read more

Unveiling of a Bronze Sculpture in Memory of Lord Killanin by the President of the IOC Dr. Jacques Rogge

19 May 2009; Leo Cullen during a Leinster rugby press conference ahead of their Heineken Cup Final against Leicester Tigers on Saturday. Donnybrook Stadium, Dublin. Picture credit: Pat Murphy / SPORTSFILE - read more

Leinster Rugby Press Conference
19 May 2009; Pictured at the launch of Coaching People with Disabilities, All Island Coach Education Framework, were left to right, Mary Davis, Managing Director, Special Olympics Europe / Eurasia, Eamonn McCartan, Chief Executive of Sport Northern Ireland, John Fulham, former European champion and Paralympic finalist, John Treacy, Chief Executive, Irish Sport Council, and Michael McGeehin, Director, Coaching Ireland. Sports HQ, Park West, Dublin. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more

Launch of Coaching People with Disabilities - All Island Coach Education Framework
19 May 2009; Jaan Kirsipuu, Norway Giant-Veolia, celebrates winning the stage, from second place Chris Newton, Rapha Condor, left, and third place David McCann, Ireland National Team. FBD Insurance Ras 2009, Stage 3, Cobh to Cahirciveen. Picture credit: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE - read more

FBD Insurance Ras 2009 - Stage 3 - Tuesday
19 May 2009; Brian O'Driscoll in action during Leinster rugby squad training ahead of their Heineken Cup Final against Leicester Tigers on Saturday. RDS, Dublin. Picture credit: Pat Murphy / SPORTSFILE - read more

Leinster Rugby Squad Training

19 May 2009; Captain Paul O'Connell in action during British and Irish Lions squad training. Pennyhill Park Hotel, Bagshot, England. Picture credit: Andrew Fosker / SPORTSFILE - read more

British & Irish Lions Training - Tues 19th May
19 May 2009; Colm O'Neill, from Cork, receiving the 2009 Cadbury Hero of the Future Award from Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Criostóir Ó Cuana. Colm was one of fifteen shortlisted players. All nominees can be seen on www.cadburygaau21.com. Past winners Fintan Gould, from Cork, Killian Young, from Kerry, Keith Higgins, from Mayo, have gone on to represent their counties at Senior Level. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Paul Mohan / SPORTSFILE - read more

Cadbury Hero of the Future Awards
19 May 2009; Close to 2,500 walkers, joggers and runners of all abilities took part in the annual Docklands Fun Run this evening. An estimated €12,000 was raised for designated charity, Irish Autism Action. The first man over the finish line was Paul O'Connell, from Dublin, who completed the 8km run in 25 minus and 51 seconds. Caitriona Jennings was the first woman home, in a time of 30 minutes and 02 seconds. Docklands Grand Canal Square, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE - read more

The Docklands Fun Run in aid of Irish Autism Action
18 May 2009; Ian Wilkinson, Halfords Bike Hut, celebrates on his way to winning the stage. FBD Insurance Ras 2009, Stage 2, Wexford - Cobh. Picture credit: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE - read more

FBD Insurance Ras 2009 - Stage 2 - Monday

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