Sport Ireland agrees to release frozen funds to FAI
Sport Ireland have released funding to the FAI after suspending its financial support in the wake of issues around payments made to the association's chief executive Jonathan Hill.
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GAA, IRFU & FAI remain below Government target for female board members
The three biggest sporting organisations in the country have yet to meet the recommended target of female representation on the boards of funded National Governing Bodies of Sport.
England World Cup winners among ex-players suing over concussion
LONDON :Mark Regan and Phil Vickery, members of England's 2003 World Cup-winning team, and former Wales and British and Irish Lions centre Gavin Henson are among nearly 300 former rugby players suing three governing bodies over neurological injuries, it was revealed on Friday.
Where are Wilko stores opening? Chain to return to high street months after collapse
Wilko has returned to the high street after opening two new shops in Plymouth and Exeter. It comes just months after the company's dramatic collapse.
Owen Farrell's mental health decision 'a watershed moment' for rugby, says Wales coach Gatland
Wales boss Warren Gatland believes England captain Owen Farrell's decision to step away from international rugby is a wake-up call to the abuse suffered by players and their families.
URC teams: Connacht call on Mack Hansen for Leinster clash, while Cian Healy named among replacements
Mack Hansen will make his first Connacht appearance of the season in tomorrow's BKT United Rugby Championship derby with Leinster at a sold-out Sportsground (7.35pm).
Dublin, Cork and Belfast to host Women's Six Nations games
The RDS, Musgrave Park and Kingspan Stadium will host Ireland's three home Women's Six Nations games in 2024.
Inspection at Fairyhouse ahead of Winter Festival
There will be an inspection at Fairyhouse tomorrow morning with very low temperatures expected overnight.