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February 2026
Ollie Horgan
‘There were times where we’d pull up and Ollie’s out on the tractor cutting the grass’
Some of those who knew him best reflect on the former Finn Harps coach’s legacy as the first LOI season since his passing gets underway.
we meet again
The 'hiding to nothing' game – how do teams approach All-Ireland final rematches?
Cork and Tipperary meet tonight, over six months on from that Croke Park showdown.
Winter Olympics
'Impossible to put into words how devastating this is' - The Irish athlete who feels wronged by her Olympics exclusion
LOI
Late, late show: Welsh debutant bags 91st-minute winner to complete Derry City turnaround
Candystripes welcome home James McClean with three points against Sligo Rovers.
Match Report
UL beat Queen's in extra-time thriller to set up Croke Park Sigerson Cup final against UCC
1-8 for Cian McHale as Limerick college progress to repeat of 2023 decider.
Homecoming
Michael Conlan to continue 'last run towards a world title' with Belfast fight next month
Not holding back
Szmodics' Ipswich departure 'in the best interests of group dynamic', says manager McKenna
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Finance Solutions part of Howden
PodcastThe 42 Rugby Weekly
France-Ireland review
Ciarán Kennedy joins Gavan Casey from Paris to assess a sobering night for Ireland at the Stade de France.
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Strand Pitch
'I probably would have gone down a much, much darker path if this pitch wasn’t here'
Keith Treacy is part of a group fighting to save a concrete pitch in Dublin’s north inner city which has nurtured some of Ireland’s sporting greats.
THE BEAT
Stakes never higher in League of Ireland's game of risk and reward
Wages rising and transfer fees increasing, with confidence and concern in equal measure ahead of the 2026 season.
Chastening
France were always favourites but Ireland's frailties a big concern
It was a grim night for Andy Farrell’s side against the brilliant French.
Laura Treacy
'I was always chasing perfection, and never, ever was going to get it' - Cork's retired titan
Analysisveteran
The son of a six-time All-Ireland winner who overcame his size to stay in the hunt for glory
Reaction
'We left ourselves too big a mountain to climb' – Ireland reflect on a tough night in Paris
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Finance Solutions part of Howden
PodcastRugby Weekly Extra
SNAP REACTION: France 36-14 Ireland
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Comment
Battering by Les Bleus felt like a defeat from the bad old days
Tonight’s loss in Paris felt as bleak as it ever has under Andy Farrell.
