Family ties and legacies on line in camogie club final
You have to lose one to win one, goes the old Gaelic games maxim around finals.
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FAI chief to speak to Pauw over report allegations
FAI Chief Executive Jonathan Hill will speak to Vera Pauw in Dublin later today about allegations made about her in a report on historical abuses in the National Women's Soccer League in the United States.
'Technical issues' throw FAI AGM into chaos with delegates unable to vote
The resumed Football Association of Ireland AGM, which was a virtual gathering of delegates, was thrown into chaos on Thursday night when a vote to ratify the appointment of directors was deferred as the meeting was unable to validate the votes due to "technical issues".
Wiffen sets European record in 800m freestyle
Daniel Wiffen produced one of the most noteworthy swims ever by an Irish competitor after he set a European record in the 800 metres freestyle at the Irish National Winter Championships in Dublin.
McCarthy confident GAA will 'wash our face' as expanded GAAGO schedule unveiled
GAA President Larry McCarthy is confident that the association will not lose money as a result of the expansion of GAAGO, arguing that the public's resistance to online paywalls had diminished following the Covid-19 pandemic.
St Patrick's Day LOI fixtures will include derby games
Derby fixtures will dominate the League of Ireland Premier Division programme on St Patrick's Day in 2023 as more details have been revealed for the new season.
Laois stalwart Ross Munnelly retires after 20 championship campaigns
Laois stalwart Ross Munnelly, one of the inter-county game's longest serving players, has announced his retirement just shy of his 40th birthday.
Wout Van Aert claims Cyclocross victory at Abbotstown
Three-time world champion Wout Van Aert lit up a freezing cold afternoon at the Sports Ireland Campus in Abbotstown, Dublin as he claimed round nine of the UCI Cyclocross World Cup before a 5,000-strong crowd - the first event of its kind in this country.