Inside the new Sky Sports Monday Night Football studio ahead of Manchester United vs Wolves
Manchester United kick-off their Premier League season tonight against Wolves at Old Trafford.
Ireland Sport News
Green light given for new €50 million Anglesea Stand at the RDS
The Royal Dublin Society (RDS) has secured the green light for a new €50 million Anglesea Stand for the RDS arena at Ballsbridge in Dublin.
Ireland openers star as Netherlands thrashed in opening T20 international
Ireland thrashed the Netherlands by 10 wickets in the first of their three-match T20 international series in Amstelveen.
Ireland's WXV3 fixtures confirmed
Ireland Women will begin a new era under head coach Scott Bemand against Kazakhstan on 13 October in the first of their WXV3 fixtures in Dubai.
RTÉ Soccer Podcast: Evan Ferguson off to a flyer and Derry City versus FC Tobol
Graham Gartland and David McMillan join Raf Diallo to look ahead to Derry City's Europa Conference League second leg against FC Tobol and to discuss the latest League of Ireland news and action.
KL Rahul, Shreyas Iyer To Return For Asia Cup? Indian Cricket Team Coach Rahul Dravid Drops Big Hint
The Indian cricket team ended the tour of West Indies on a disappointing note, losing the 5-match T20I series 2-3. The result highlighted many problems in the team, especially in the batting unit as fans and experts shared their concerns ahead of the Aisa Cup and the World Cup. India head coach Rahul Dravid admitted that mistakes were made and the fact that there remain many gaps in the squad that need to be plugged. As the Asia Cup remains just a couple of weeks away from its start, Dravid gave a positive piece of news, saying some 'injured stars' are set to make a comeback.
Springboks won't hold back in World Cup warm-up test against Wales
CARDIFF : South Africa’s warm-up fixture against Wales on Saturday should be given the same reverence as any match at the Rugby World Cup and the Springboks will risk injury to go for the win, lock Jean Kleyn said.
DP World Tour unveils schedule and record prize fund for 2024
The DP World Tour has announced a new-look schedule for 2024 with a record total prize fund of €135 million. A minimum 44 events will be played in 24 countries, including new tournaments in Dubai and Bahrain, plus the return of the Volvo China Open. The DP World Tour, formerly known as the European Tour, said the 2024 Race to Dubai will be split into three new phases. Five 'global swings' from November 2023 to August 2024 will be followed by a 'back nine', featuring the Tour's most historic events, from September to October and then two DP World Tour Play-Offs in the November. DP World Tour chief executive Keith Pelley said: "Our 2024 season will see our members come together to compete across a global schedule, with greater opportunities and rewards than ever before. "The many new and original enhancements we have introduced will guarantee drama and excitement for our fans, our broadcasters and all our stakeholders across the entire season and means, more than ever, that every week counts on the DP World Tour." The Tour said its five Rolex Series events will continue to underpin the season, with the Hero Dubai Desert Classic being the first of those in January. That will be followed by the Genesis Scottish Open (July), the BMW PGA Championship (September), the Abu Dhabi Championship (November) and the season-ending DP World Tour Championship in Dubai (November).