Saturday sport: Wexford beat Offaly in Tailteann cup, Champions League final build-up
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Doyle's late strike puts Peas six points clear at top
A late Sadhbh Doyle goal in front of a record crowd put Peamount in the driving seat in the title race as they moved six points clear of challengers Shamrock Rovers in Tallaght Stadium this evening.
Tributes paid to Teddy McCarthy as funeral takes place
The Sam Maguire and the Liam MacCarthy cups were held aloft at the funeral mass in Glanmire, Co Cork of GAA star Teddy McCarthy.
Ireland claim gold at Nations Cup in Bratislava
The Irish show jumping team put in a spectacular performance to win the EEF Longines Nations Cup in Bratislava on Saturday evening.
Boks hope to have Ireland lock Kleyn in Rugby Championship squad
CAPE TOWN : South Africa have included former Ireland lock Jean Kleyn in a 41-man training squad ahead of the Rugby Championship, subject to an application to World Rugby that would allow him to switch allegiance, officials confirmed on Saturday.
Friday at 4: Jack Swarbrick’s time at Notre Dame marked by retained Irish independence, not by hires or construction
When Jack Swarbrick walks out of his Notre Dame offices for the last time at some point early in 2024, after nearly 16 years as the director of athletics, one thing will be beyond debate: Swarbrick will have left his mark at Notre Dame.
Saturday sport: Champions League final, Rory McIlroy in contention for Canadian Open
Manchester City fans are gathering in Istanbul for the Champions League final - as the club attempt to match an achievement only their biggest rivals have managed.
Liverpool captain and former Galway star Niamh Fahey says she'd love to play GAA again
It is close to a decade since she first started embracing the life of a professional athlete, but Republic of Ireland international Niamh Fahey hasn’t ruled out the prospect of returning to a Gaelic football pitch at some point in the future.