Friday 20 May 2022
Garda Niall Kennedy will take on the biggest fight of his career in Boston tonight, and has been working with fellow Gorey man Conor McDonald in his latest camp.
Pat and Margaret set up a shop in Finn Park to help bring in funds for the Donegal club. 22 years later, and their homemade soup is the main attraction.
Co-owner, former chairman and now kit manager, Mick Ring has been devoted to Cork City FC since his days in a buggy.
With Wimbledon starting tomorrow, we looked back at the career of June Ann Byrne, who first graced Wimbledon’s grass courts in 1951.
Chris Sands has been following the Reds for almost 80 years and wrote the book on one of the league’s most colourful clubs.
‘I heard what I thought was a cork popping. I looked behind me and there was a bullet-hole in the mirror.’
Bray’s world champion was met by fans on her arrival in Dublin Airport following her win over Delfine Persoon on Saturday.
Daniel Lambert lives and works in the shadow of Dalymount, and is part of the team that’s made Bohs a central part of the Phibsborough community.
Constantly living in Kilkenny’s shadow through the years, Carlow welcomed them to Netwatch Cullen Park yesterday.
Pat O’Callaghan’s shop in Richmond Park includes a copy of the programme from the 1937 Scottish Cup final and a full set from Manchester United’s 1992/93 home games.
Whether you’re a casual jogger or into long distance, paying attention to footwear and form could help reduce the risk of injuries.
The former Tipp minor hurler on losing 90% of his vision at 19, his battle with alcohol and becoming a Paralympian.
Eric ‘Lilywhite Lightning’ Donovan became the new Irish featherweight champion live on TV this evening.
Jake Hanney and Victor Rabei will fight for the Celtic super welterweight title in the National Stadium tonight and live on TG4.
The Carlow-sprinter will represent Ireland at senior level for the first time today in Glasgow.
James Roe Jr used his communion money to buy his first racing car, and now he’s breaking lap records across the world.
Aaron and Stevie McKenna now live in California while pursuing their dreams of world titles.
After losing half a year to injury, boxer Eric Donovan is keen to get a European title shot as soon as he can.
Pearce will be loaned out by Derby County until the end of the season.
In a year of highlights, we look at some of the top moments for Ireland’s women.
The South African had to leave the French bulldog at home when he moved to the Northern Hemisphere.
Dr Dónal McAnallen has found at least 10 All-Ireland finalists that fought in WWI.
The Mayo man is now 11-0 as a pro and is bringing a title fight to his hometown tomorrow night.
The Ireland international was dismissed against Crystal Palace last night and will now miss three games.
The Swords native beat the defending world champion along the way.
The Eredivisie leaders’ unbeaten league streak came to an end in Rotterdam yesterday.
The system was due to be introduced next season but will be fast-tracked.
Mayo’s Ray Moylette is hoping that headlining a show in his hometown will inspire kids to dream big.
The Memory Man’s collection includes books and magazines from as far back as the 1960s.
Italian head coach Conor O’Shea was keen to find out what Schmidt thought of his Italian side in the Six Nations.
The Irish athletes travelled to Sydney for the competition earlier this year.
Roscommon-man Colin Farrell was diagnosed with cancer when he was 22. Tomorrow he will attempt to run his first ever marathon in Dublin.
Race director Jim Aughney joins us to talk through the best prep, what to expect on the day and the best recovery techniques once the race is over.
Dubliner Rob Cummins gave up smoking at 27 and rose to the top of one of the world’s toughest endurance sports.
Garda Niall Kennedy will fight in Boston this weekend along with fellow Irish boxers Katie Taylor, Sean McComb and James Tennyson.
Gavan Casey joins us from Sin City with the latest news from a manic night in the T-Mobile Arena.
Gavan Casey dials in from Nevada with all the latest news ahead of McGregor’s comeback.
Former team-mates of Liam Miller have been paying tribute to him before the match in Páirc Uà Chaoimh today.
Dan Carbery was 19 when he raced against Olympic champions in what turned out to be a record-breaking race in Santry.
Competition for places in the All-Ireland winning Dublin team is fierce, but Sinead Finnegan says that if people get offended they brush it off for the good of the team.
