FAI insists World Cup coverage can 'shine a light' on Qatar issues
The FAI has said that intense media coverage of the Qatar World Cup will help to "shine a light" on human rights and LGBTQ+ issues in the country.
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Quinn toasts 'dream' year after milestone evening
Louise Quinn hailed the Republic of Ireland's "spirit" and "bond" after she marked her 100th international appearance with a 16th goal – and the first she’s ever scored with her foot in an Irish jersey.
Boks shuffle pack ahead of Italy test as Wiese returns
South Africa coach Jacques Nienaber has made several changes to his pack with the return of number eight Jasper Wiese and a new lock pairing for the autumn international test against Italy in Genoa on Saturday.
Jamie George in awe of England's latest centurion Owen Farrell
Owen Farrell has been credited with single-handedly transforming the mindset of English rugby as he prepares to join the nation's small band of Test centurions.
Rassie denies targeting referees, insists tweets are engagement: 'I don't control narrative'
Regardless of how rugby folk all around the world interpret his sentiments, Rassie Erasmus insisted on Tuesday that his series of tweets examining various passages of play from the 30-26 loss to France are not aimed at referee Wayne Barnes.
O'Brien confident Busselton can shine in Newbury Gold Cup
Joseph O'Brien is confident Busselton can build on his victory in the Kerry National when he lines up in the Coral Gold Cup on 26 November.
England head for the World Cup in Qatar on plane called ‘Rain Bow’
England’s World Cup squad have left their St George’s Park HQ to set off for Qatar.
Green TD to introduce bill on funding greyhound industry
Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan has said that a bill that she is introducing in the Dáil is aimed at changing how funding is allocated to greyhound racing.