Monday 26 September 2022
Continuing our build-up to the start of the tournament on Friday by remembering stars of Euros past.
‘You can be the best thing since sliced bread one day and then everyone writes you off the next.’
Dublin ladies star Sinéad Aherne talks about some of the stupid questions she has been asked as an athlete.
We take a closer look at some areas of interest after the GAA announced its revised 2020 championship fixtures plan.
The president also said that US citizens should start going back to beaches this summer.
Irish wheelchair racer, Paralympian and 2020 hopeful Patrick Monahan shares his story.
The Clare native won a race-off to earn the coveted nomination.
Fans of the League of Ireland recognise its flaws, but the blemishes will never obscure its greatness.
The countdown to the 2020 games is very much underway.
These talented players could make their mark in the coming weeks.
Will Dublin be dethroned?
You might be hearing a lot about these players in the coming season.
Here are some names that may be dominating conversation next year.
The Green Army open their bid in Tokyo against South Africa.
David McGoldrick was unsurprisingly named man of the match but he failed to show a killer instinct in front of goal.
Colin O’Brien’s side put four goals past Israel this afternoon to secure another convincing win in Cork.
Limerick’s Gearoid Prendergast will lead the Ireland Club International squad against Scotland Clubs.
The Jack Nicklaus-designed course in Kilkenny has been confirmed as the venue for the 2020 tournament.
The former two-division champion has been out of action since his defeat to Khabib Nurmagomedov last year.
Recently-confirmed LPGA golfer Leona Maguire was pleased to hear about the inaugural Scandinavian Mixed.
Liam Cahill’s first championship match at the Déise helm will be against his native county.
Dublin star Nicole Owens on a wide range of ladies football topics.
Jonny Davis will replace the departed Peter Donnelly as the Red Hand’s resident expert.
Conor Hourihane praised the strength of character shown by Ireland to earn a draw against Switzerland.
From the FBD League to the All-Ireland qualifiers, the Yeats County lost all 10 of their games in 2019.
Tipperary have also named their team to play Wexford.
The Rio silver medallist is bidding to qualify for a third Games, but this time in a different event with team-mate Katie Tingle.
It’s been a remarkable rise to the top for leading Irish triathlete Carolyn Hayes, whose Olympic dream is well and truly alive.
22 February 2020 is the date the British heavyweight announced yesterday.
The 25-year-old defender has signed a new deal to remain with the English club until next summer.
The US President warned against the rise of his rival Democrat party.
After two wins over the weekend, the World Cup finalists are moving through the gears at Banbridge.
A Cork GAA sub-committee has proposed alternatives for 2020 and beyond.
Still without a National Indoor Velodrome on these shores, Eve McCrystal continues to break boundaries alongside Katie-George Dunlevy.
Harrington will lead Team Europe into action next year.
But the Cork City manager doesn’t understand why the ex-Dundalk boss has been made to wait for the job.
The club have activated a one-year extension to ensure the Spanish goalkeeper can’t speak to other interested parties in January.
A European tournament or World Rugby repechage will serve as Ireland’s best chance of qualifying for Tokyo 2020.
O’Rourke guided the Farney county to a first All-Ireland semi-final since 1988 this year.
‘Not only is he a good footballer, he also has the desire and attitude needed to take him to the top.’
