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High-profile celebrity sightings have become a very common occurrence around Ireland of late and Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello have become the latest Hollywood superstars have touched down on our shores.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Eoghan Stokes is hoping his time at Dumbarton can finally help him ignite his career in the UK.Just days after making his Leeds United debut in 2017, the Yorkshire side spent big money on new signings following the £15m sale of Chris Wood - with the expensive additions seeing Stokes forced back into the youth team.The pandemic then crushed any chances of a move to Raith Rovers in 2020 before a spell at Airdrieonians turned into a nightmare, with the Irishman’s gametime limited in a stop-start League One season.Productive spells in the League of Ireland with Bohemians and Derry City - and a less successful half season with Cork City - gave Stokes the opportunity to

Sports fans have a serious weekend ahead as RTÉ prepare to broadcast a Super Saturday of major fixtures including the All-Ireland Senior Camogie Final and FAI Women’s Cup Final.

By Kyle Gunn Conor McCarthy has revealed that the momentum St Mirren have built up in recent weeks has helped him settle into life in Paisley. The 22-year-old is closing in on his first year with Saints, having signed a two-and-a-half year deal when he joined the club from Cork City back in January.But, before he could properly get his feet under the table, last season was cut short, and Jim Goodwin’s men have faced a host of Covid-19 issues since then.And that is why the current eight-game unbeaten run is so crucial for the young Irishman.

Demi. She turns 20 next month, but in her short life she has faced more tragedy and adversity than most.There was the racism she experienced as a young student growing up in the Cork town of Mallow.Then there was the death of both of her parents from cancer, ten years apart, both at crucial times in her life.

St Mirren defender Conor McCarthy admits he was wowed by the quality of Celtic as he watched them dismantle his St Mirren team in a 5-0 thrashing at Parkhead before the shutdown.