Saturday sport: Munster and Leinster to face off at Aviva Stadium
Today's early Premier League game has gotten underway.
Ireland Sport News
Eurovision final 2023: Which nation each country is likely to award points
Tonight sees the grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 from Liverpool. The Eurovision final will be on BBC One, and starts at 8pm.
Notre Dame 99-to-0: No. 95 Tyson Ford, sophomore defensive tackle, up 30 pounds from a year ago
Listed measurements: 6-foot-3 ⅞, 292 pounds 2023-24 year, eligibility: A sophomore, Ford has all four seasons of eligibility remaining since he did not take the field in 2022. Depth Chart: Ford impressed enough in spring practices to lessen Notre Dame’s concerns at defensive tackle. He and junior Jason Onye will combine to be the fourth defensive tackle behind fifth-year Howard Cross, senior Rylie Mills and junior Gabe Rubio. Strictly speaking, Ford and Onye should relieve Cross while Rubio supplements Mills. Recruiting: If Ford becomes an on-field success story by the end of his time in South Bend, his recruiting origins will be better remembered. For the sake of the story alone, that may be an Irish preference. Ford was considered the No. 6 defensive end in the class, per rivals.com, when the December of 2021 signing period passed. He had moved up to No. 51 in the overall rankings of the class and was on the verge of committing to Oklahoma.
Orla O'Dwyer: Professional opportunity is every player's dream
Since her move to Brisbane in 2019, Tipperary's Orla O'Dwyer has been one of the most successful Irish imports into the AFLW.
Brendan Lawlor holds off Kipp Popert to win G4D Open
Ireland’s Brendan Lawlor edged out England’s Kipp Popert to win the inaugural G4D Open at Woburn.
Ronnie O'Sullivan reveals person who left him struggling to play snooker – 'I couldn't pot a ball'
Ronnie O'Sullivan has compared his larger-than-life father to Del Boy from iconic British sitcom Only Fools and Horses, but admits his presence has always added pressure to his play. The seven-time world champion was forced to visit his dad in prison every month after Ronnie Snr was jailed for murder in 1992, the same year his son turned professional, before he was released in 2010. Ad Despite loving spending time with his father, the snooker GOAT admits the dynamic did not help him focus on potting balls during the heat of competition.
Do-or-die Clare clash may suit round-robin-phobic Déise
A week is a long time in the microwaved hurling championship. A lot changed between the aftermath of Waterford's first and second Munster championship games.
The Dubliner dreaming of Kidderminster glory
Dubliner Shane Byrne had his career derailed after picking up glandular fever on a pre-season tour to the Southeast Asia with Leicester City ten years ago.