Sunday 14 August 2022
German media outlets claim the 33-year-old has refused to sign an extension and wants to join Barcelona for next season.
Waterford winger Zack Elbouzedi set to lead the winter exodus from the RSC.
The 20-year-old has spoken publicly for the first time since choosing England over Ireland.
The former Liverpool midfielder believes Rice should chase success.
Declan Rice’s international future remains unresolved.
‘He’s a player you’d welcome with open arms, how good he is and what he can do for the country.’
According to the Ireland boss, the 19-year-old West Ham United player is still assessing his options.
Two runners got tangled up on the final bend of the race at Lausanne’s Athletissima IAAF Diamond League meeting.
Michael Johnston, who has been linked with a move to Chelsea, is believed to be on the association’s radar.
The dilemma has risen ahead of the All-Ireland U21 final.
17-year-old Ben Woodburn was born in Chester.
The Everton manager said O’Neill was “killing” the player.
Each one weighs 100 grams and can pull objects over 2,000 times its own weight.
We look back on a protracted saga which played out over the course of the last four years.
The Toulon owner’s comments didn’t go down well with Michael Cheika
The RTÉ pundit wants Jack Grealish in the Irish team for the next Euro 2016 Qualifier.
Difficult decision is ‘completely up to Jack’, says Kevin Grealish.
It’s a busy time ahead for the Dubs.
Apart from the obvious fear of international violence.
Eddie Gallagher of Clonmany B spoke to TheScore.ie about his “dream come true”.
TheScore.ie speaks to Eddie Gallagher about his side’s chances at this month’s World Championships in Castlebar.
The Premier League club are hoping to hold onto the attacking midfielder despite interest from Aston Villa.
From students acting as basketball hoops and epic welly-throwing, to slow bikes races and tug-of-war shenanigans.
The coalition partners appear more concerned with playing tug-of-war with each other than creating a new form of politics, writes Green Party leader Eamon Ryan.
Tug of war, live pigeon shooting and club swimming are among the niche sports that feature.
