Katie Taylor still dreaming of Croke Park fight
Katie Taylor is determined to fight in Ireland at least once before calling it quits on her boxing career, and hasn't given up on her Croke Park dream.
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Boks on notice ahead of Euro tour: Here's the half dozen with plenty to gain and lose
The Springbok end-of-year tour, where they will face Ireland, France, Italy, and England, may serve as a last-chance saloon for several Bok players.
Frawley happy to be versatile as he looks for first cap
Ciarán Frawley is hoping it'll be third time lucky, as he looks to earn a Test debut with Ireland next month.
Former Tipp hurler Paul Kelly lands Dublin camogie job
Dublin have appointed Paul Kelly as their new camogie manager on a three-year term.
Higgins: Rovers worthy champions, but Derry closing the gap
Derry City boss Ruaidhri Higgins has called on his team to put in a performance on Sunday against newly-crowned title winners Shamrock Rovers and insists the gap between the sides is narrowing.
An epic challenge awaits to select the 2022 PwC All-Stars teams
After half a century of All-Stars teams, the one constant has been the devilishly difficult challenge faced by the selection committee each year. It is always a head scratcher, a perennial debate.
Patience starting to pay off for Leinster's Penny
It speaks volumes to the depth of back row talent at Leinster, that Scott Penny has never played a game of Champions Cup rugby for the province.