with Clem Ryan
He has won two Olympic medals in his career
Andy Murray's confirmed that the Olympics will be his final tennis tournament.
The three-time Grand Slam winner has written on social media that he's arrived in Paris for his "last ever" competition in the sport.
Murray recently missed out on competing at the singles at Wimbledon due to injury.
He has won two Olympic gold medals, collecting the top prize in 2012 and 2016.
Club GAA In The County Focuses On Hurling This Weekend, Beginning Tonight
Also tonight, from 6.30pm, Kfm will broadcast the Monthly County Board Fundraising Draw live from Joe Mallon Motors, Sallins Rd, Naas.
Suncroft's Sam Prendergast To Start At Out-Half In Friday's URC Opener Against Stormers
Luke McGrath will captain Leinster
Gardaí Announce Major Policing Operation For NFL Clash At Croke Park
Gardaí have warned locals to expect traffic delays and road closures around the city, especially nearby the stadium.
McCarthy And Doyle Secure Spot In World Rowing Final
The Irish pair booked their place in Shanghai after a strong heat performance
David Clifford Eyes Historic Third Footballer Of The Year Award
The Kerry star leads this year’s All-Star nominees after another standout season, with teammate Joe O’Connor and Donegal’s Michael Murphy also in contention.
Limerick's Róisín Ní Ríaín Wins Silver Medal At The World Para Swimming Championships
Ní Ríaín claimed bronze in the 100-metres Butterfly on the opening day.
FAI CEO Tells Oireachtas Committee That They Meant No Direspect In Seeking To Defer Appearance
Before their U-Turn yesterday Irish football's governing body said they wouldn't be able to attend.
Chelsea Succeed At Last Nights EFL Cup Third Round Tie At Lincoln
Elsewhere, Liverpool had a 2-1 win against Southampton.
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