'I'll always have regrets that I didn't win that match. I should have played Federer on Centre Court'
Five years ago, Conor Niland conjured the performance of his career only for 15 minutes to spoil his day.
Five years ago, Conor Niland conjured the performance of his career only for 15 minutes to spoil his day.
Conor Niland wants to bring Ireland’s tennis players to the next level.
Also featuring ex-Spurs player Steffen Freund dressed as a Teletubby while watching darts.
The Dubliner will lead out Ireland in their Davis Cup tie with Egypt today as he faces Karim Maamoun.
Turns out ‘keeping your eye on the ball’ is not necessarily the best way to up your game…
The 30-year-old added to his legend with Wimbledon win number seven but Rafa and Rod might have qualms with ‘best ever’ claims.
The 30-year-old hangs up his rackets after making history at Wimbledon and the US Open last summer.
The score is currently 2-1, after James McGee and Sam Barry were defeated by their Hungarian counterparts.
Nineteen-year-old Sam Barry has been handed his Davis Cup debut by captain Garry Cahill.
Ireland’s top ranked tennis player has missed out on qualifying for first Grand Slam event of 2012.
Conor Niland’s first-round Australian Open qualifier against Stephane Bohli has been refixed for 11pm tonight (Irish time).
Sonia O’Sullivan, the Irish rugby team and Thierry Henry all feature on our list of nights to forget for our sports heroes.
Irish ace was cruelly forced to retire ill due to a case of food poisoning on the biggest day of his career yestersday.
The Limerick man gives his thoughts ahead of this evening’s US Open match against Novak Djokovic.
The world number one has spent time in a CVAC pod in a bid to boost his fitness ahead of the US Open.
Here’s all the sports news you need to know on this fine Tuesday morning.
Jamie Heaslip gives his thoughts on man flu, Emmanuel Frimpong takes a parting shot at Samir Nasri and Andy Murray has an unusual reaction to last week’s earthquake in the US.
Conor Niland and Louk Sorensen both booked their places in the first round at Flushing Meadows yesterday.
All the day’s news: Dublin Fire Brigade unions head for the LRC, Anglo’s last ever accounts, New York prepares for evacuation, and more success for Shamrock Rovers and Conor Niland…
Limerick’s Conor Niland qualifies for his second straight grand slam tournament, overcoming Matwe Middelkoop in three sets.
Limerick man won his first round qualifier at Flushing Meadows 6-1 6-4.
Find out which rumour Rob Kearney was forced to deny, why Rio Ferdinand was reluctant to sit beside Michael Owen on a flight and what Conor Niland thought of Terrence Malick’s Tree of Life.
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If you can’t say it in 140 characters or less – it’s not worth saying. What have your favourite athletes have been saying on Twitter this week.
Rain at SW19, championship action and gold in Turkey – here’s how the last week looked through a lens.
He booked his place at the All-England Club but ultimately narrowly missed the Fed Express. How does Conor Niland’s record stand now with the Swiss master?
Last year’s record-breaking marathon men did it all over again yesterday… but a little quicker this time around.
In your Fix tonight: Threats to hospital services in Portlaoise, heartbreak for Conor Niland, and does Barack Obama have magical parenting powers?
Irish player loses 4-6 6-4 7-6 4-6 6-4, as we round up the day’s events at Wimbledon.
Adrian Mannarino of France has beaten Conor Niland in a five-set thriller on Wimbledon’s Court 17. Here’s how the afternoon’s action unfolded.
He’s been waiting for this moment since he was a child, and now it has finally arrived. Here’s everything you need to know about Conor Niland’s Wimbledon debut.
SW19 isn’t all about the tennis. Here’s what you need to know as this year’s tournament gets underway.
The strawberries are picked and the cream is whipped as final preparations are concluded at the All-England Club.
In today’s Fix: Irish woman dies in Australian road accident; Adams calls for united Ireland; Ireland’s social network obsession; Norris targets the quilters; and Niland’s Wimbledon dream.
He’s the first Irishman to do so in over 25 years.
Conor Niland managed just six games of his third-round qualifier against Nikola Mektic before rain stopped play for the day.
Rory’s on the march again, Michael Duignan says sorry and Conor Niland still on the brink of Wimbledon spot.