Wednesday 28 July 2021
A 2-1 extra-time defeat in Denmark saw the Glasgow side go out 3-2 on aggregate.
Galway now await Cork in the All-Ireland decider.
Construction is set to commence in the first half of 2022.
Galway great Joe Canning confirmed his retirement from inter-county hurling on a media call today.
Last year’s second goes one better for Mullins and Townend at Galway.
The South Africans have reverted to a 6/2 bench as the Lions reshuffle their XV.
The new advice is designed to reduce the risk of brain injury.
After a career that stretches back to his minor start in 2004, Joe Canning has called time on his Galway career.
The Blues and Republic of Ireland skipper is staying at Goodison Park until 2023.
Kyrian Nwoko joins the Saints from Valletta until the end of the season.
Hosts Japan progressed with a thrashing of France.
The reigning champs outgunned New Zealand to deliver only the nation’s second ever Olympic medal.
Dubliner’s debut Olympics comes to an end with 21-12, 18-21, 21-12 defeat.
The Ireland underage international joins the Leesiders until the end of the season.
The union has launched a ’7s Legacy Strategy’ as it targets further Olympic qualification.
A review of the coverage of Ireland’s first medal success of the Tokyo Olympics.
‘We will ensure that it never happens again’.
The 20-year-old swimmer finished second in her heat but narrowly missed out on a spot in the semi-final.
We’ll be sharing screens and talking scrums.
Rio bronze medallist Qian Li of China won a unanimous decision against the Roscommon middleweight.
Roglic has bounced back from his collapse on the penultimate-stage time trial at last year’s Tour de France.
The Longford man is appearing at his fifth Olympic Games.
Croatian duo Marin Cilic and Ivan Dodig advanced to the quarter-finals.
Siobhan Haughey has created history in the pool today.
The result means next Friday’s clash with India is now crucial.
Am says the world champions will need to able to adapt on the pitch during the second Test.
The defending champion is not competing as she prioritises her mental health.
Shane O’Neill’s initial two-year term as manager concluded with Saturday’s qualifier exit to Waterford.
Robert Dickson and Sean Waddilove are ranked 11th overall after a gruelling three-race day.
It was a positive day for Ireland at the Sea Forest Waterway and Kokugikan Arena.
Youngsters Andy Lyons, Dawson Devoy, Ross Tierney and Jamie Mullins have been excelling for Keith Long’s side.
Austria’s Michaela Polleres was victorious in their women’s 70kg round 32 clash.
The Irish boxer beat the reigning world champion at the Kokugikan Arena.
Elsewhere, there was disappointment for Aoife Casey and Margaret Cremen in the women’s double sculls semi-final.
The Australian touched in a new Olympic record time of 1min 53.50sec.
Ireland have their first medal of the Tokyo Olympics as Aifric Keogh, Eimear Lambe, Fiona Murtagh and Emily Hegarty secured third on Wednesday morning.
Kenya won the play-off for 9th/10th place on a 22-0 scoreline.
Team Ireland have won their first medal in Tokyo after an outstanding race from the women’s four.
The pair crossed the line with a time of 6:16.89.
