Olympic breakfast: Rowers, boxers and sailors among the Irish in action today
All the key details surrounding the must-watch events in Rio.
All the key details surrounding the must-watch events in Rio.
Ahead of the new season, we’ve highlighted a few players that could do well in your team this season.
All the key details surrounding the must-watch events in Rio today.
The Inchicore men now face Limerick.
The American sisters lost in straight sets to Lucie Safarova and Barbora Strycova of the Czech Republic.
The Irishmen received a 5-0 drubbing from the men in orange tonight in Rio.
Meanwhile, Jonty Evans is also in contention for a medal in the individual event.
The American golfer shot a 58 in the final round at the Travelers Championship.
Keith Long’s side picked up a 2-0 victory at Dalymount Park this evening.
There’s a lot of names already in the mix so we’ve taken a look at some of the bigger ones.
And we take a look back at Paul Pogba’s move to Juventus in today’s Retro Deal of the Day.
In today’s Retro Deal of the Day, we look back at Ireland’s Public Enemy No. 1.
Matt McGovern and Ryan Seaton are sailing into Rio with high ambitions, and ready for the challenge water pollution poses.
Shay Given, Shane Dowling and Luis Suarez also make the shortlist.
After being released by Tampa Bay, Murray has found himself a new home in the NFL.
The transfer saga appeared to come to an end today – but it’s not done yet.
Plus, PSG could be about to steal one of Arsenal’s targets and we look back at the deal that smashed the world transfer record in 1996.
The Belfast boxer has won Irish amateur, Celtic, Commonwealth and world titles – but Saturday night is his biggest test to date.
Who are the contenders gunning to become the star of Rio 2016?
In anticipation of this weekend’s big fight, we take a look back at some of the most notable fights between both countries.
Leo Santa Cruz is a big step up from any of the Jackal’s previous opponents.
Retired Cats ace can’t see past another Tipp-Kilkenny clash on the first Sunday of September.
We look at half-a-dozen players who stood out during the provincial championships and qualifiers.
The Kilkenny man on coming to terms with the injury battle that forced his early retirement.
“It’s a memory that I will cherish for the rest of my life.”
Elsewhere, Robbie Brady’s switch to the Premier League champions could be back on the cards.
Klopp’s contract extension illustrates Liverpool’s willingness to wait for success.
Barnes heads to his third Olympics insisting that anything less than gold would be “a massive failure.”
Plans to move the Ulster football final to Croke Park were misguided, writes Aonghus Ó MaicÃn.
Paddy Barnes isn’t happy with Rory McIlroy’s recent comments.
Richie Towell is ready to make his mark in the Championship.
‘The Rock’ fights in an IBF world title eliminator in Las Vegas on 5 August.
Underdogs regularly prevail at the tournament but who has the best chance of challenging this year?
Can Cristiano Ronaldo inspire this Portugal side to a historic victory over the Euro 2016 hosts?
Weeshie’s book, The Heart and Soul of Kerry Football, will be released this September
A Burnett world title fight would be the first in Belfast since Carl Frampton defeated Chris Avalos.
Qualifier clash is the counties’ first competitive meeting since 2004 All-Ireland semis.
JJ Delaney expects a big performance from Galway.
The 16-year-old has previously been part of the youth teams at Real Madrid and Chelsea.
JJ Delaney feels it could be make or break for the Rebels’ boss when they face Dublin tomorrow evening.