Tadhg Furlong: Fear of failure won't hold Ireland back
Tadhg Furlong says he expects Ireland to rise to the occasion when they take on Scotland in their Rugby World Cup Pool B decider in Paris on Saturday.
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Jamie Lennon embracing the journey as Saints go back on road
St Patrick's Athletic have clocked up the miles in their journey to the Sports Direct FAI Cup semi-finals this year.
Lucu in for recovering Dupont as France gear up for 'knockout' clash against Italy
Maxime Lucu will start at scrum-half to deputise for Antoine Dupont as coach Fabien Galthie stuck with his premium side for France's final Rugby World Cup Pool A game, a knockout-style clash against Italy on Friday.
Drogheda United fans hit with travel ban over crowd trouble
The FAI has banned Drogheda United supporters from attending the away trip to Shamrock Rovers later this month as a result of recent crowd trouble.
Calls to ‘get Casement Park built’ ahead of Euro 2028 tournament
The redevelopment of Casement Park must proceed as soon as possible with Ireland and the UK set to host the Euro 2028 football tournament, nationalist and Alliance politicians have said.
Euro 2028: Where will the games be played? Will Ireland qualify automatically?
Turkey's withdrawal from the bidding to host the 2028 European Championship means Ireland and the UK's confirmation as tournament hosts is essentially a formality.
Revenues at Hawk-Eye firm increase to €71.6m as higher costs hit profits
Pre-tax profits at the tech firm that decides questionable points in top GAA games this year declined by 12.4 per cent to £16.99 million (€19.62 million).
Andy Farrell unlikely to make many tweaks to winning formula
Throughout this Rugby World Cup campaign Andy Farrell has played it relatively safe with his team selections, which in an ironic way has been a high-risk strategy.