Rassie Erasmus book on the way: 'Very few people know the real me'
Springbok 2019 World Cup-winning coach Rassie Erasmus is set to release a memoir on his life and rugby career, both playing and coaching, later this year.
Ireland Sport News
Waldron ready for Ireland to unleash 'fearless cricket'
Mary Waldron is hoping that Ireland can unleash their "fearless cricket" over the next couple of weeks as they prepare for their first ICC Women's T20 World Cup in five years.
'It would cross anyone's mind that the chance was gone' - Ross Byrne
It's hard to think of any stock in Irish rugby that's risen higher than Ross Byrne's in the last six months.
Galway are the nearest challengers to Limerick right now
If round one of the Allianz Hurling League was an episode of First Dates, I'm fairly confident all those involved would answer yes when asked, 'would you like to see each other again?'
'It was the worst injury I've ever had' - Kilcoyne looks back in the mix after worrying neck injury
Dave Kilcoyne hadn't yet been told he'd been bumped up to the matchday squad on Saturday, but when he met Paul O'Connell on the way out of the elevator, he knew something was up.
'We think we're fitter' - Lowe backing Ireland to play France on own terms
James Lowe says Ireland have to back their skill and fitness when they welcome France to the Aviva Stadium in Round 2 of the Guinness Six Nations this Saturday (live on RTÉ2, RTÉ Radio 1 and RTÉ Player).
Camogie competition to honour Ashling Murphy
A third-level camogie competition will honour the memory of Offaly school teacher Ashling Murphy.
Ireland to face France in Tallaght World Cup send-off
The Republic of Ireland are hoping to sell out Tallaght Stadium for their FIFA Women's World Cup farewell friendly against France after hopes of playing at the Aviva Stadium were dashed by planned redevelopment work on the pitch.