The story of the Rugby World Cup: Springboks unite a nation in 1995
As we continue on our journey looking back on the history of the Rugby World Cup, the 1995 edition brings us to South Africa for the final major tournament of the amateur era.
Ireland Sport News
Girls in Green welcomed by hundreds in Perth ahead of Canada game
Around 300 Irish fans gathered at Perth Airport to welcome the Republic of Ireland as they arrived in Western Australia for their crucial tie against Canada on Wednesday, as manager Vera Pauw said the support from the Irish team lifts them to other heights.
Ellen Walshe reaches 200m Individual Medley semi-finals as women's 4x100m Freestyle relay team break Irish record
Ellen Walshe booked her place in the semi-finals of the 200m Individual Medley on the opening day of swimming action the World Aquatics Championships, while the Irish women's 4x100m freestyle relay team set a new national record.
Curragh Sunday card cancelled due to waterlogged track
Sunday's meeting at the Curragh has failed to survive an early morning inspection with racing abandoned due to areas of waterlogging at the track.
Shackling Gillane and O'Donovan key to Cats' revenge mission
Happy All Ireland Hurling Final Day
Fearless Abbie Larkin can carry the fight to Canada
The opening game for Ireland was one of so much emotion. A day not to ever be forgotten for the team, the thousands of Irish fans present and the whole of a country back home watching on.
Abbie Larkin: The Ringsend flyer with the world at her feet
Abbie Larkin is well aware of the magnitude of this FIFA Women's World Cup; she's just blessed with the relaxed confidence of youth that's helping her to take it all in her stride.
First among equals - Derek Lyng can join elite club of debutant managers to win Liam MacCarthy
Replacing the great Brian Cody in the Kilkenny hot seat might have been viewed as a poisoned chalice but Derek Lyng has the chance to join an exclusive club today: managers to win the All-Ireland hurling title in their first year in charge.