Finn Park to be sold to help Harps deliver stadium
Finn Harps are set to sell their current home Finn Park to help finish a new stadium due to a current €1.5m shortfall that is preventing building in Stranolar recommencing.
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John Mitchell wants England to keep playing 'on the edge' despite red cards
John Mitchell has instructed England to continue playing on the edge despite the disciplinary issues that have marred their Guinness Women's Six Nations.
Adam Hession progresses at European Boxing Championships
Irish featherweight Adam Hession progressed to the second preliminary round of the European Boxing Championships after a unanimous decision 57kg victory over Giorgia Kapanadze of Georgia.
RTÉ GAA Podcast hurling preview: Clare primed to test Limerick, seasons already on line
Former Tipperary star Shane McGrath and Malachy Clerkin of the Irish Times join Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to preview the opening round of the 2024 Leinster and Munster Hurling Championships. All-Ireland winner McGrath feels Clare are in a good place to challenge Limerick's dominance, starting this weekend in Ennis, while the Waterford-Cork and Wexford-Dublin clashes already look like they could define those teams' seasons.
Ireland willing to go to 'dark place' against Red Roses, says Declan Danaher
Ireland have plenty of players ready to go to a "dark place" when they face the daunting task of taking on perennial Women's Six Nations champions England, says Declan Danaher.
Leinster Rugby to play all home games at Aviva Stadium and Croke Park
Leinster Rugby has confirmed its men's senior team will play all of their home games at the Aviva Stadium and Croke Park next season.
Data dive: The numbers behind Shelbourne's rise
The SSE Airtricity League Premier Division's only unbeaten run came to an end last week, with Shelbourne the last runner to fall. However, over the longer distance, Damien Duff's team have shown they possess the staying power to mount a title challenge.
Data could help solve ACL crisis in women's game, says software firm
Vast amounts of data generated in professional sports will be used to try to stem the number of serious knee injuries suffered by female soccer players, Stephen Smith, CEO of sports software company Kitman Labs, has told Reuters.