Experience counts for late-bloomer Jamison Gibson-Park
Looking back on the last time Ireland played a Test match without Caelan Doris, a number of things jump out.
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Pakistan Face Brutal Criticism, Asked To Leave Champions Trophy And Join Series With Zimbabwe
Pakistan got off to a forgettable start in their Champions Trophy 2025 campaign as they lost against New Zealand by 60 runs. Opting to bowl first, Pakistan gave away 320 runs after Will Young and Tom Latham smashed centuries. Later, the hosts got bundled out for 260 as their batters completely failed to put up a strong fight against the Kiwis. For New Zealand, skipper Mitchell Santner and William O'Rourke scalped three wickets each. After this loss, former Pakistan wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal slammed Mohammad Rizwan and co for their poor performance.
'It wasn't good enough'- Katie McCabe urges FAI to review process around Healy exit
Katie McCabe has urged the FAI to review the process that's led to such confusion and frustration around the departure of Colin Healy as Republic of Ireland women's assistant coach.
LOI preview: John Caulfield and Stephen Kenny renew old rivalry as Galway United host St Patrick's Athletic
The opening round of the Premier Division largely lived up to the expectation of the new season and now brings plenty of talking points into week two.
Preview: Star-studded lineup expected at National Indoor Championships
The first national athletics championship of 2025 is imminent and represents one of the few opportunities where Ireland's greatest and best are under one roof on the island, even without Rhasidat Adeleke, who is choosing to forgo most of the indoor season.
Change in approach striking as teams embrace two up top
For more than a decade, the footballing world was shaped by Pep Guardiola's blueprint, which placed an emphasis on positional play, strict regimented movements, and midfield overloads.
Home crowd will lift Wales spirits, warns Ireland boss Simon Easterby
There are few people better placed to assess the mood of the Welsh rugby public than Simon Easterby and the Ireland boss will have his side prepared to face a Cardiff cauldron.
Preview: Carla Ward wants evolution rather than revolution
The FAI have a habit of channelling their inner Darwin Nunez when it comes to open goals.