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The sports week in pictures

Smile… here’s the best images from the past seven days of sport.
9.01am, 20 Feb 2011
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    Arsene Wenger Robin van Persie after his equaliser against Barcelona on Wednesday night.

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    Clare's Cian Dillon is introduced to Donal O'Grady's bas in the defeat to Limerick last Sunday.Source: INPHO/Cathal Noonan

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    Gordon D'Arcy fields the ball in Cork despite the poor visibility on Leeside.

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    Gatusso v Crouch reminds me of a lion attacking an unsuspecting giraffe at a sub-Saharan watering hole. Source: PA

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    France fans flocked to the Aviva. That's the second time I've used that pun.Source: Inpho

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    Blackrock fans cheer on their boys against Clongowes Wood College. Source: INPHO/James Crombie

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    It was a foggy Cork morning when the Ireland players warmed for their training session at PBC on Thursday morning.Source: INPHO/Dan Sheridan

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    Arsenal's Andrey Arshavin, right, celebrates with Nicklas Bendtner after scoring the Gunners' second goal against Barcelona. The Russian revealed a T-shirt which depicted a previous celebration. Genius.

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    Peter Stringer has no respect for cameras as Denis Leamy and Denis Hurley look on.Source: INPHO/Dan Sheridan

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    Ireland's Donncha O' Callaghan, centre, wins the line out against France during their Six Nations clash at the Aviva Stadium.Source: Peter Morrison/AP/Press Association Images

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    Nottingham Forest's Paul Konchesky, right, feels the force of Queens Park Rangers' Bradley Orr.Source: John Giles/PA Wire/Press Association Images

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    Jessica Ennis clears the bar on her way to victory in the Womens High Jump during the Aviva Indoor UK Trials and Championships at the English Institute of Sport, Sheffield.

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