Connacht will take on the Glasgow Warriors tomorrow at 5.15pm at the Sportsgrounds.
Colin Kaepernick sat during the anthem for all four of the 49ers pre-season games.
Bressie recognises that commitment levels in the GAA are higher than ever before.
There was only one place to be tonight.
Dublin and St Vincent’s footballer Mossy Quinn speaks to us about growing up around footballing royalty and previews Dublin’s semi-final against Kerry.
The Notorious will only be able to return early on doctor’s orders after leaving the arena on crutches.
Rugby union’s highest test point-scorer is well able to defend too.
As the Rio chapter of the Olympics closes, we sign off on our Olympic podcast with a brief recap of the last two weeks.
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Connacht’s 24-year-old prop will be hoping to build on last year’s successful run.
The latest episode of Embedded gives a behind the scenes look at Nate Diaz’ dramatic exit from the UFC 202 press conference.
Niall Kelly joins us with reaction and analysis from Rio de Janeiro.
Triathlete Gavin Noble recalls how much work goes into making it to an Olympic Games.
McGregor looks lightning quick as he trains ahead of Saturday’s fight.
The Team Ireland coach reckons Irish boxers have been victims of bad decisions.
Sinead O’Carroll joins us with the latest news and analysis from Rio.
Sinead O’Carroll joins us live from Rio de Janeiro.
Michael “The Count” Bisping will face Dan Henderson in a rematch of their 2009 bout.
Niall Kelly joins us from Rio with the latest analysis of the 2016 Olympic Games.
Sinéad Lynch and Claire Lambe came third in their semi-final.
Niall Kelly joins us from Rio with all the latest news and analysis from the 2016 Olympic Games.
Sinead O’Carroll joins us live from Rio with all the latest Olympic reaction and analysis.
The Kerry All-Star will release the story of his life later this year.
We review and preview the Olympic action with our reporter on the ground in Rio.
The former Olympian and new mother has adapted well to life after athletics.
Pat O’Leary was diagnosed with cancer while preparing for his Leaving Cert. 20 years later his leg was amputated. Now he’s going to be Ireland’s first paracanoeist.
Boland won the singles and doubles tennis tournaments at the 1896 Olympics, but only went to watch the Games.
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