Closest Thing To Heaven
The former Scotland striker scored 124 goals in 184 games for the Glasgow club.
Celtic legend John 'Dixie' Deans has died aged 79.
The former Scotland striker scored 124 goals in 184 games for the Glasgow club, including hat-tricks in the 1972 Scottish Cup and 1974 League Cup finals.
Deans was nicknamed Dixie after former England and Everton striker Dixie Dean, due to his goalscoring exploits.
He hit 89 goals in 198 appearances for Motherwell.
Saturday Sport Update
More Music Sportsbeat 2pm-9pm. Commentary of Kildare v Offaly football (6pm) and Kildare v Dublin Hurling (7.30pm), in association with Hanlon Concrete, Robertstown, Premier League, URC, AIL Naas & MU Barnhall and great music.
Leopardstown & Punchestown Racing Rescheduled
Leopardstown Saturday January 31 transferred to Monday, February 2 Punchestown Monday February 2 transferred to Wednesday, February 4
Kildare Senior Ladies Panel Announced For Sunday's Game
They play Armagh tomorrow with throw-in at 2pm. Game switched to Hawkfield. Live updates from Hawkfield with Seamus Dillon
Kildare SF Team vs Offaly
Commentary in association with Hanlon Concrete Robertstown, followed from 7.30 by commentary of the hurlers Div 1B vs Dublin in Parnell Park
Connacht Makes Five Changes To Team For Tomorrow's Trip To Zebre Parma
That game kick's off at 3pm.
Ulster Make Seven Changes For Tomorrow's Clash At Cardiff
The game kicks-off from 7:45pm
Leinster Have Made 11 Changes To Their Team For Tomorrow's URC Game
They play Edinburgh at the Aviva Stadium from 5:30pm.
Kildare Senior Hurling Panel To Play Dublin Announced
Throw-in in Parnell Park at 7:30pm. Commentary with Seamus Dillon
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