Donegal / Limerick / Laois
Juventus v Napoli
F1 Monaco Grand Prix
Winning Car
| Mclaren | 21/10 |
| Lotus | 10/3 |
| Red Bull | 7/2 |
| Ferrari | 24/5 |
| Williams | 11/1 |
| Mercedes | 16/1 |
| Sauber | 20/1 |
Euro 2012 - Who Will Progress Furthest
Rep Of Ireland Stage Of Elimination
Outright
| Group Stage | 1/5 |
| Quarter Final | 5/1 |
| Semi Final | 14/1 |
| Runner Up | 33/1 |
| Winner | 80/1 |
About Adrian Logan
Broadcaster and journalist Adrian brings his expert sporting analysis to McLean's with commentary on the latest and upcoming events.
Justice for Stephen
Stephen Ferris is available for the clash with France this weekend after being cleared of the citing charge arising out of the Wales game. Ferris was cited after the foul on Ian Evans which led to the winning penalty at the Aviva stadium. Ferris later said on twitter he was a happy man. We all are. The player didn’t deserve to be cited for an incident which many people within the sport felt was a harsh penalty in the first place.
Wales lock Bradley Davies wasn’t so lucky. He was slapped with a seven week ban and he will miss the rest of the Six Nations. He was found guilty for his tip tackle on Donnacha Ryan. Davies will be eligible for the Cardiff Blues when they take on Leinster in the Heineken Cup quarter final.
Glad to see Ferris getting off but you do have to wonder why he was even made to go to London to face the charge.
Donegal to Win
Donegal will begin their defence of the Ulster Championship on Sunday with a victory away to outsiders Cavan at Breffni Park. Cavan have been threw a serious over haul in recent weeks with Val Andrews quitting as manager after the players demanded he go. He’s been replaced by Under 21 boss Terry Hyland.
Read more >>Rio to Lose Out
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand will be like the rest of us this summer. He’ll be watching the European Championship on the TV like everyone else. 33 year old Ferdinand has never played in the European championships and now he never will. England begin their campaign with a game against France on June 11th followed by games with Sweden and Ukraine.
Read more >>City Finish on a High
It has to be one of the most dramatic finishes ever in the history of the Premiership. With minutes left City looked to have blown it and United looked to be on their way to glory. They led Sunderland 1-0 away from home as City struggled 2-1 at home to QPR. And then came a crazy five minutes. After incredible work by QPR and their keeper Kenny first Dzeko stole in for the equaliser and then in the dying seconds Aguero pounced for the winner and the clincher for the title.
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