The Powercube Sinks Ireland, Derry For Sam, Ponytail Pete
It seemed like everyone was piping up to have a go at the Irish football team after the March international break, including the Swiss media, who had the deepest cut of all.
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US Murph chatted to us about the latest sporting superstar in the US, Iowa State’s Caitlin Clark, who has recently broken the all-time NCAA scoring record across both the men’s and women’s game.
5 years ago no one coulda imagined that an Iowa women’s player would grace a SLAM cover. This is so special. pic.twitter.com/eGy7eaEfXQ
— Bri Lewerke (@brilewerke) March 21, 2024
Derry play Dublin in the Division 1 league final at HQ this weekend. Michael Murphy, however, has much greater ambitions than that for the back-to-back Ulster Champions.
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