Jorge Martin Merana, Marc Marquez Akhirnya 'Buka Puasa' di Mandalika
Marc Marquez bak buka puasa di MotoGP Mandalika 2026. Marquez bisa balapan, tuntaskan Sprint Race, jadi kampiunnya! Ada Jorge Martin yang merana.
Palmer is committed to England, says Chelsea boss Alonso
Oct 10 : Cole Palmer remains committed to playing for England, Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso insisted after the attacker drew criticism for missing the international break due to injury.
Cork GAA talking points: Can Carrigaline and Clonakilty upset the big guns?
Cork's box-office championship games are St Finbarr’s versus Clonakilty and Nemo Rangers against Carrigaline at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday evening.
‘We didn’t come out of nowhere’: Molly Comerford on Gaultier’s historic county final success in Waterford
It was something that seemed like a pipe dream just a few short years ago, but Molly Comerford and Gaultier LGFC made history at Fraher Field in Dungarvan last Friday week by claiming the Waterford senior football championship title for the very first time.
Lens hang on for much needed win to climb up Ligue 1 standings
LENS, France,, Oct 9 : RC Lens claimed only their second Ligue 1 win of the season on Friday after holding off second-placed Olympique Lyonnais for a 2-1 home victory.
Dartford player-manager Ben Greenhalgh explains why their excellent start to the season can actually count against them when it comes to recruitment
Ben Greenhalgh feels Dartford’s strong form this season has arguably made it harder to sign players.
Katie Taylor named Sportswoman of the Month for September
It was back in early 2005 that an email came in from a man we’ll call only Mick, lest he find himself admonished. “Have you done anything on this Katie Taylor girl yet, Ireland’s first female boxer? She’s a full Irish soccer international too, great looking moth.” Mick signed off by forecasting that we’d hear plenty about her in the future.
A vision shared: Rhasidat Adeleke and Kate O’Connor on their LA 2028 Olympic aspirations
When Rhasidat Adeleke and Kate O’Connor visited the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum last Monday morning, they were entering an arena that has already staged glorious moments in Irish athletics history. They hope to enjoy a couple more if they get to return there less than two years from now.