Murtagh in a sentence

Murtagh was doing his thing again, getting him out cheaply in both innings, and Crawley was as good as his word: I certainly couldn’t see any change in his defensive game.

Kingspan chief executive Gene Murtagh expects a strong performance this year at the Cavan company.

Murty (Murtagh) Kavanagh, caring, kind and good natured, he was a heating insulator who looked after his father, and who loved the Dubs and Manchester United.

Paul Murtagh was convicted of behaving in a threatening or abusive manner towards the young man between July 2021 and January of this year.

Stephen and his fellow River City colleagues Ryan Fletcher and John Murtagh saved the day for the Pavilion back in 2004.

Despite Jamie releasing him from his vow, Murtagh stayed loyal to Jamie and sacrificed his own life to protect him.

Diarmuid and Ciaráin Murtagh will be part of the Roscommon senior football panel when intercounty action resumes in mid-October.

For a brief time, it had been really heartwarming to see Murtagh in a relationship.

For old warhorses like Murtagh and Broad and Anderson (even Herath till a few seasons ago), the prime never ends because they refine themselves after every minor slump.

Murtagh’s demise serves as the culmination for the Battle of Alamance which, fans will notice, looks very different from the TV clashes Jamie has fought in before.

One major incident that could have broken their friendship was Murtagh keeping BJR survival a secret from Jamie.

The episode opens with a flashback to Lallybroch, with a young, brown-haired Murtagh.

The fact that Murtagh instead died while protecting Jamie was, Roberts thinks, a much more natural way to go.

A similar shot later on in the over (better timed) is another four and Ireland's lead is over 100. Wash, rinse, repeat as Broad continues the same line and length and Murtagh dispatches it for another four.

From the first session of the match, when they were bowled out for 85 by the brilliant Tim Murtagh, playing his and Ireland’s third Test, England have been ponderous, and out of control.

Full and straight, learning from the example of Murtagh, who pitched something like 66% of his deliveries on a full length.

If Murtagh’s gift for moving the ball at speeds – often south of 75mph – that would not disturb motorway speed cameras looks undemonstrative, in some ways he is a unique bowler.

In fact, when Jamie is absent or not close by, Murtagh is watching over her.

The charity race, set up by Pat Smullen, has attracted an all-star cast of jockeys including McCoy, Joseph O’Brien, Charlie Swan, Johnny Murtagh and Kieren Fallon to name just a few.

Watch all 10 wickets fall as England are bowled out for just 85 before lunch on the first day of their Test match against Ireland at Lord's, with Middlesex seamer Tim Murtagh picking up 5-13.