Rhasidat Adeleke: I've lost the fear of losing
Rhasidat Adeleke has said that her mentality has completely shifted in her three years experiencing the American collegiate system as she looks forward to what could be a special 2024.
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Barrett signs New Zealand extension, confirms Leinster stint
Utility back Jordie Barrett has signed a contract extension with New Zealand Rugby (NZR) until 2028 but confirmed he will join Irish side Leinster on a six-month sabbatical in December once his All Blacks commitments are completed in 2024.
Jordie Barrett to join Leinster on short term contract next season
New Zealand back Jordie Barrett is to join Leinster on a short-term contract next season.
Breaking Leinster sign All Black Jordie Barrett
Leinster have announced the signing of New Zealand utility back Jordie Barrett, who will join the club following the autumn internationals.
Venues reversed as homeless Cork City set to hit the road
Cork City's next two home games have been reversed due to the ongoing pitch maintenance at Turner's Cross.
RTÉ Soccer Podcast: Not that 'early' April announcement | LOI review, Champions League second leg previews & EPL title race twists
Former Republic of Ireland and Blackburn winger Keith Treacy and ex-LOI, Hibs, Bolton and Cardiff striker Eoin Doyle join Raf Diallo and Conor Neville to discuss the long-awaited and apparently impending appointment of the next Boys in Green manager which is outflanked by breaking news about the FAI chief executive Jonathan Hill's upcoming departure during the recording of this week's RTÉ Soccer Podcast.
Big names back as Munster prepare for South Africa double-header against Vodafone Bulls and the Emirates Lions
After missing recent games due to injury or illness, Shane Daly, Calvin Nash, RG Snyman, Oli Jager and Fineen Wycherley have all been included in the Munster squad for the upcoming URC ties away to the Vodafone Bulls and the Emirates Lions.
FAI's mountain of issues overshadow Jonathan Hill's rocky reign
Upheaval at the Football Association of Ireland once again. After serving three-and-a-half years of a five-year stint, Jonathan Hill will depart his role as CEO on 30 April, or early April as they presumably term it in Abbotstown.