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Why artificial pitches in Irish football are controversial
Becoming a hurler at 41: How hard could it be?
Ciarán Murphy decided that to truly understand hurling, he had to play. The results are captured in his new book.
'Home away from home': The Irish duo flying the flag at Glasgow City
Emily Whelan and Erin McLaughlin made a happy return to Ireland this week.
Welsh drama, South African power, and the new URC season
Former Liverpool women’s team manager Matt Beard dies aged 47
Fulham come from behind to defeat Brentford
Shelbourne throw gauntlet down but Athlone respond, while Bohs earn 2-2 draw with Rovers
Rangers progress to Premier Sports Cup semi-finals amid fan protests
Éire Óg through to Clare SHC final while Kilmacud and Cuala advance in Dublin SFC
Amorim's sweet relief as United edge Chelsea with both sides down to 10 men
Harry Kane hits another hat-trick to bring Bayern total to 98 goals in 103 games
Struggles for Irish trio continue as Southampton lose 3-1 at Hull
Ellie Kildunne shines as England reach World Cup final with victory over France
Potter edges closer to West Ham sack while Spurs earn Brighton draw from two down
Oscar Piastri crashes out as Max Verstappen takes pole for Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Alex Dunne stays course to take third on podium of Saturday Sprint
'It would have been nice to get a medal. We'll leave that for next time' - McPhillips
Liverpool avoid more late drama with 2-1 derby win over Everton
Cian McPhillips breaks national record again to finish fourth in World 800m final
The Longford native has truly announced himself to the world stage.
'I feel really proud to be Irish' - Kate O'Connor reflects on World silver medal
Kate O’Connor wins historic World Championship silver medal for Ireland in heptathlon
The Dundalk athlete has enjoyed a superb campaign in Tokyo.
Controversy as Brisbane Lions blitz Collingwood for place in AFL Grand Final
Boost for Ireland as experienced midfielder Ruesha Littlejohn joins Crystal Palace
'He's certainly put us on the map' - Longford wait for Cian McPhillips to take on the world
Longford AC are preparing to cheer on Cian McPhillips in the final of the men’s 800m at the World Athletics Championships.
'Not even the Pope, it will not change... I'm doing things my way'
Callum Walsh open to ring return in November after Vegas success, but first he must build fences
Cork's Aaron Hill bows out of English Open at quarter-final stage
The life coach with a BA in psychology who’s now an FAI Cup finalist
From Tyrone to Gaza: One GAA man's fight on behalf of the Palestinian people
John Hurson has used the network of the GAA to raise awareness of the situation in Palestine. Now he’s targeting getting mobile maternity units into Gaza as soon as a ceasefire happens.
Crocker, Donovan, and the tiny margins between lifelong dreams and landmine hopscotch
A split-second tangling of legs means that Lewis Crocker has hit the big leagues and Paddy Donovan faces a tricky rebuild.
Ireland's Leona Maguire one shot off the lead after impressive start in Arkansas
Farrell's Ireland scouting Rugby Championship with autumn focus
Evan Ferguson finds adoration in Rome but a goal against Lazio would make him Eternal
Germany World Cup winner announces retirement
Mipo Odubeko spoils Derry City's 40th anniversary party
Galway United substitute Hurley scores before receiving late red card in draw with St Pat's
Midleton reach Cork semi-finals with second-half rally as St Brigid's progress in Roscommon
Shamrock Rovers left frustrated against Cork
Drogheda come from behind to earn point at Sligo
Bohemians up to second after a night of calamity and clarity against Waterford
Stephen McMullan own goal and Archie Meekison’s deadly finish in the box help Gypsies to 2-1 win.