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Delighted Rachael Blackmore sums up Tipperary's incredible All-Ireland win
Delighted Rachael Blackmore sums up Tipperary's incredible All-Ireland win

Irish Daily Mirror

time3 days ago

  • Sport
  • Irish Daily Mirror

Delighted Rachael Blackmore sums up Tipperary's incredible All-Ireland win

Rachael Blackmore couldn't contain her excitement as she spoke to the BBC following her county's incredible All-Ireland hurling final win over Cork. Hardly anybody gave Tipperary a chance ahead of Sunday's decider, but a stunning second half performance saw them steamroll the Rebels and lift the Liam MacCarthy Cup for the first time since 2019. "It just shows you what sport is and what can happen is sport and I think that's just inspiring for everyone in any walk of life," a delighted Blackmore told the BBC. "It's incredible. They just came out in the second half and were just phenomenal." Blackmore was then asked how it was as a Tipp native experiencing the match live, but she couldn't hear the question through the wall of noise, saying: "I haven't heard a word you said. Woooo." Tipp trailed Cork by six points at half-time, but a second half blitz of scores saw them run out winners by 3-27 to 1-18 as they limited Cork to just two points in the second 35 minutes. It was the first ever All-Ireland final meeting of the sides and means Cork's wait for Championship glory will now extend to 21 years at least after they lost in the decider for the second year in a row.

Rachael Blackmore stuns in €615 jumpsuit during ‘special day of tennis' at Wimbledon as fans ‘love the glamour'
Rachael Blackmore stuns in €615 jumpsuit during ‘special day of tennis' at Wimbledon as fans ‘love the glamour'

The Irish Sun

time09-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • The Irish Sun

Rachael Blackmore stuns in €615 jumpsuit during ‘special day of tennis' at Wimbledon as fans ‘love the glamour'

RACHAEL BLACKMORE was the latest big name to take in the sun and star power at Wimbledon. And the former jockey did so in a jumpsuit which led to fans saying they "loved the glamour". 2 Rachael Blackmore and pal Nicki Halley at Wimbledon Credit: Instagram/blackmorerachael 2 Fans praised her outfit Credit: Instagram/blackmorerachael Tuesday's action at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club was headlined by Among the big names watching the match at Centre Court was She shared pics from the "special day" at The former jockey said: "Thank you Wimbledon for another special day of tennis Read More on Wimbledon "Jump-suited by @me_andem thank you!" In the comments, fans praised her outfit, with Niamh De Brun - wife of hurling icon next to you and meet your friend Nicki. Hope you enjoyed the day as much as we did!" Lee McKenzie added: "I spied you before I was going to do the interview. Glad you had a great day x" Most read in Sport Another follower said: "Stunning Rachel" while someone else posted: "We love the glamour Rachel enjoy!" And another commented: "It was so very lovely to meet you and Nicki yesterday! Love the jumpsuit looks amazing xx" Watch Rachael Blackmore like you've never seen her before in Ascot preview Rahcael Blackmore horse racing on May 12, The Tipperary rider, who She wrote her first book - a And the 35-year-old joked Royal Ascot Festival . She touched upon being at a real crossroads while partaking in a hilarious rapid-fire Q&A session ahead of Asked what's the next thing in life that she wants to achieve, the Tipperary trailblazer laughed: "I'm retired so to find a new job." But in a conversation with Asked what the future had in store, Blackmore said: "Even though retiring was probably a feeling inside me that I had kind of dampened down, it wasn't part of a massive plan to retire that Saturday. "There is nothing set up but I am very lucky that I can take a few weeks and decide what might be next. "It will be a very different life to the one I had previously."

Royal Ascot drinks prices including £560 bottle of bubbly and the actually reasonable cost of a pint
Royal Ascot drinks prices including £560 bottle of bubbly and the actually reasonable cost of a pint

Scottish Sun

time17-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Scottish Sun

Royal Ascot drinks prices including £560 bottle of bubbly and the actually reasonable cost of a pint

Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) ROYAL ASCOT drink prices have been revealed with a bottle of champagne costing £560. The racing festival kicked off today and will run for five days up until Saturday June 21. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 Drink prices at Ascot have been revealed with some very expensive champagne on offer 3 Cocktails will set punters back £14 a pop 3 Prices have increased compared to last year Big spenders have a range of bubbly to choose from with the most expensive option - Cuvee Dom Perignon Blanc - costing £560. The cheapest bottle of champagne is priced at £210, although that is for a magnum-sized 1500ml bottle. A normal bottle of white or red wine will set Ascot punters back £30, with the most expensive option coming in at £45. Beer drinkers will also be relieved to see a fairly reasonable £7 pint option on offer for a Grolsch lager. A pint of Guinness is a bit pricier at £7.80 - but that is the dearest beer available alongside a Peroni. Bottles of beer are also available with an Asahi costing £7.20 and a cider coming in at £7.80. Even a non-alcoholic bottle of Peroni is £5.50. The prices represent a hike compared to last year, when a Guinness was £7.50 and a Grolsch was £6.50. BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS There are also plenty of cocktails on offer costing £14, with non-alcoholic options £11 and £9. A jug of Royal Ascot Blush is priced at £41 - last year a jug of Pimms was £39.50. Watch Rachael Blackmore like you've never seen her before in Ascot preview SunSport offers plenty of sign-up offers for punters for one of the biggest weeks in the racing calendar.

Royal Ascot drinks prices including £560 bottle of bubbly and the actually reasonable cost of a pint
Royal Ascot drinks prices including £560 bottle of bubbly and the actually reasonable cost of a pint

The Irish Sun

time17-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • The Irish Sun

Royal Ascot drinks prices including £560 bottle of bubbly and the actually reasonable cost of a pint

ROYAL ASCOT drink prices have been revealed with a bottle of champagne costing £560. The racing festival kicked off today and will run for five days up until Saturday June 21. Advertisement 3 Drink prices at Ascot have been revealed with some very expensive champagne on offer 3 Cocktails will set punters back £14 a pop 3 Prices have increased compared to last year Big spenders have a range of bubbly to choose from with the most expensive option - Cuvee Dom Perignon Blanc - costing £560. The cheapest bottle of champagne is priced at £210, although that is for a magnum-sized 1500ml bottle. A normal bottle of white or red wine will set Ascot punters back £30, with the most expensive option coming in at £45. Beer drinkers will also be relieved to see a fairly reasonable £7 pint option on offer for a Grolsch lager. Advertisement READ MORE IN RACING A pint of Guinness is a bit pricier at £7.80 - but that is the dearest beer available alongside a Peroni. Bottles of beer are also available with an Asahi costing £7.20 and a cider coming in at £7.80. Even a non-alcoholic bottle of Peroni is £5.50. The prices represent a hike compared to last year, when a Guinness was £7.50 and a Grolsch was £6.50. Advertisement Most read in Horse Racing Exclusive BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS There are also plenty of cocktails on offer costing £14, with non-alcoholic options £11 and £9. A jug of Royal Ascot Blush is priced at £41 - last year a jug of Pimms was £39.50. Watch Rachael Blackmore like you've never seen her before in Ascot preview SunSport offers plenty of sign-up offers for punters for one of the biggest weeks in the racing calendar. Advertisement

Rachel Blackmore's retirement
Rachel Blackmore's retirement

Irish Times

time02-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Irish Times

Rachel Blackmore's retirement

Sir, – Would I be alone in losing interest in Irish horse racing after the recent retirement of Rachael Blackmore? I would eagerly scan the runners and riders to see if 'herself' was on board and then making a mental note to see how she did in the results section the following day. As an retiree with no background in horseracing I avidly read the sports pages but they are a little less interesting now that she has gone. I suspect there are a few like me. – Yours, etc, IAIN KENNEDY, READ MORE Co Fermanagh.

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