Blind Paralympian runs length of Ireland to raise funds for sight loss services
A blind Paralympian has run the length of Ireland to raise money for sight loss delivery services.
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France and South Africa bracing for brutal, but tactical battle
PARIS : France expect a brutal clash with South Africa in their World Cup quarter-final, but strategy will probably play a more important part at the Stade de France, where physicality and sheer power will not be enough to go through on Sunday.
Dave Berry out to take Manhattan in Triple Crown swimming bid
Battling biting cold, jellyfish stings, dolphin encounters and extreme exhaustion have all been in a day's work since I took up long distance swimming in 2022.
Walking tightrope of newfound swagger and old quarter-final baggage
It's all been building up to this. World Cup quarter-final day, Irish rugby's carnival of horrors.
Captain Sam Cane leading as best he can in Richie McCaw's shadow
Sam Cane and Johnny Sexton will shake hands later today in the Stade de France ahead of the coin toss with referee Wayne Barnes, with one captain very aware it could be his last ever game of professional rugby.
Iain Henderson: Ireland not haunted by quarter-final history
World Cup scars take a while to heal, and as a veteran of 78 caps, Iain Henderson can show you a couple.
Preview: All of the pressure is on Ireland, but they can welcome it against the All Blacks
The weather is turning in Paris.
Gus Poyet on point as Greece deliver knockout blow to Ireland
The manager called for a high-intensity performance from his side before the game, but Ireland bowed out of the Euro 2024 qualifying campaign with a whimper, as Greece made it two from two against the boys in green with a comprehensive 2-0 victory at Lansdowne Road on Friday night.