Ireland: Irwin is on the Mark for Ireland  x50
A last-gasp goal from Instonians' striker Mark Irwin helped Ireland storm back from three goals down to defeat Italy 4-3 in Rome yesterday. 
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Ireland: Irwin on the mark as vital late strike sees off Italians
MARK Irwin is getting into the habit of scoring crucial match-winners late in the game.
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Ireland: Italians stand in Instonians Euro path
Instonians face a do-or-die clash with Italian side Amsicora Alisarda in Zagreb today after being held to 1-1 draw by Grammarians in the European Club Championship C Division yesterday.
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Smyth Recalled By Ireland x19
Annadale's David Smyth has returned to Ireland's squad for a tri-nations event against Canada and Italy after an 18-month absence.
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Ireland: Irish face Italian job in European build-up
The Ireland men's hockey team is set to play Italy in at least two internationals in Dublin next summer, it was confirmed today.
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FIH Olympic Umpires Preparation Camp  x5
An FIH Olympic Umpires Preparation Camp is being held in Rome, Italy, over the period of 7 to 10 August 2004.
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Wales stick it to rest of Europe x11
WALES beat Italy 1-0 to lift the European Junior Ladies Nations Hockey Trophy in Swansea - the first-ever cup won in Europe by a Welsh national side.
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Malta: Umpire Exchange Programme for Hockey
The Hockey Association Malta has reached an agreement with the Italian Hockey Federation on an Umpire Exchange Programme.
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Scotland Return to the Top/
Scotland returned to the top flight of European indoor hockey after two victories, coupled with a Poland defeat to Ukraine, secured second place in the Nations Cup Trophy in Padova, Italy.
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Scotland: Stott expects Scots to win promotion
Scotland's women are one of the favourites to win the European Indoor Nations Trophy being played in Padova, Italy, this weekend.
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Scotland Held by Hosts Italy
Scotland’s bid to return to the elite of European indoor hockey suffered a setback in their opening game as they conceded a two-goal half-time lead to draw 4-4 with hosts Italy in Padova.
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Scotland: Ramsay to win indoor debut at 44
SCOTLAND women’s hockey team play Italy, the hosts, and Portugal on the first day of the European Indoor Nations Trophy, starting today in Padova, writes Mike Stanger.
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Rivalries Renewed at USA Field Hockey International Atlantic Cup 
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Oct. 3, 2003) – Some of international field hockey’s most intense rivalries will be renewed when USA Field Hockey hosts the second International Atlantic Cup, Oct. 8-12...
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South Africa: Paul ponders Olympic dream after focusing on his talents
When Jody Paul sat in the stands watching the men's hockey final at the last All Africa Games in Johannesburg, he had no idea he would be on the field for the next one four years later.
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Euros: Simpson stands down with winning strike
Scotland and Wales ended their programmes in the Astroturf European Nations Cup here yesterday with mixed results.
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Ireland: Close shave but Barbour wings Italian job for Irish x8
Six months ago Cookstown's Andy Barbour was barely on the fringe of the Irish training squad ... but today he is established as an international first-team regular.
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Euros: Irish can still 'B' in with a World Cup shout
THE Irish men, still gutted by missing out on the new European Nations Cup Division A for 2005, received some good news today - the possibility of playing in the next World Cup qualifying competiton is still alive
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Euros: Irish hammer Swiss at Hockey Euro Cup
Ireland's men booked themselves a play-off for ninth place in the European Nations Cup after hammering Switzerland 5-2.
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Euros: England hockey prepares for Semi-finals
England's men's and women's sides have their sights firmly set on making the finals at the European Nations Cup at the end of this week.
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Euros: Irish men secure 9th place play-off spot
Ireland's men booked themselves a play-off for ninth place after hammering Switzerland 5-2 at the European Nations Cup in Spain today.
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Irish hammer Swiss at Hockey Euro Cup
Ireland's men booked themselves a play-off for ninth place in the European Nations Cup after hammering Switzerland 5-2.
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Euros: Irish dream shattered by Belgians
IRELAND'S backroom team are working overtime today to lift morale among their players following yesterday´s failed bid to reach the European Nations' Cup fifth to eighth play-offs.
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Euros: England men suffer defeat at the hands of Scotland x3
England's men suffered a disappointing defeat to Scotland today in their third match of the European Nations Cup in Barcelona.
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Euros: Hockey teams bounce back
Scotland's women are back on track at hockey's European Nations Cup after a 6-2 victory over Russia lifted them to third place in Pool A on Thursday morning.
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New Zealand: Youth to the fore in new-look Black Sticks side
Coach Ian Rutledge has not shied from the big calls in naming his New Zealand women's team for next week's international hockey tri-series in Gifu, Japan.
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Success gives Scottish teams a major cup boost x2
Scotland's teams won their second matches of the European Nations' Cup finals in Barcelona yesterday, restoring hopes of achieving their overall tournament ambitions.
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Euros: Hamilton fumes as Italy hold England
England drew their opening game 2-2 with lowly Italy in the European Nations Cup here yesterday, prompting the coach, Mike Hamilton, to say that his side "must pull their fingers out or they will get slaughtered".
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Euros: Ireland march on
Ireland’s women moved, albeit briefly, to the top of Pool B at the European Nations Cup after a 2-1 win over Italy maintained their 100% record.
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Euros: Defeat is not an option if Scots hope to progress x5
Defeats for Scotland in the opening matches of the European Nations' Cup in Barcel-ona do not necessarily negate squad aspirations, but both national teams will need to win today, against Italy and Russia.
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Euros: England in stylish start x2
England's women made a clinical start to their European Nations Cup campaign here yesterday with an 8-0 demolition of Italy.
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England men fail to follow women's lead
Slow start for England's men in Barcelona
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Euros: England carry British hopes  x12
The road to Athens starts here, today, in a city with countless Olympic memories. Barcelona were magnificent hosts of the 1992 Games and they are reprising that role by staging the European Nations Cup...
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Euros: Smith leads England's victory charge
The England women's team opened their European Cup campaign here last night with an 8-0 win against Italy.
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Great expectations for Scots on European stage
Months of preparation are over and Scotland's teams today start their European Nations Cup campaigns in earnest.
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AstroTurf European Nations Cup - Women & Men  x5
3 Days to the opening match Germany v Ukraine (W). The matches will be played on the newly installed AstroTurf System 90 pitches. The Musco lights will be on for the evening games.
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Ireland: Conway fall-out fails to dampen spirits
GRAEME Francey today threw new light on the controversial defection of Trish Conway from Ireland's European Nations' Cup squad before the team headed for Barcelona.
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Fieldhockey Tv shows the highlights from the Rabobank Catania Challenge Trophy 
London August 20, 2003 Fieldhockey TV is pleased to announce that it can show you the highlights of Rabobank Catania Challenge Throphy , held in Catania this summer from July 5 until July 13 , on it’s webchannel www.fieldhockey.tv .
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Hockey records tumble  x7
AUSTRALIA registered their highest ever score, 6-1, against Germany in the men's Champions Trophy and Netherlands created their own record over Argentina in the women's Four-Nations Cup hockey today.
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Ireland: Sherriff is hoping for thumbs up
JUSTIN Sherriff is a major injury doubt for Ireland's European Nations Cup trip to Barcelona.
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Scots stick it to Italy in European warm-up
SCOTLAND’S women completed their preparation programme for the European Nations finals with two comfortable victories over Italy at Peffermill at the weekend, firstly by 5-1 on Friday evening, then a 4-2 win on Saturday.
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