World Cup 2026: Are FIFA about to destroy a winning formula?
France's victory last night means we're down to just two more games at this year's World Cup.
Ireland Sport News
Fintan Burke: We've had a habit of not showing up for semi-finals
Galway hurling has produced many great club teams in the past three decades, yielding 12 All-Ireland titles in the period 1992-2014, but in one respect at least St Thomas' have eclipsed them all.
Black Ferns' triumph underlines sport's capricious edge
Nothing sums up the unpredictability of sport better than the final seconds of the Women's Rugby World Cup final when huge favourites England, after a 30-game winning streak, looked set for glory against New Zealand but ended up distraught.
World Cup Podcast: Economical France see off Morocco to set up dream final
Paul Corry joins Mikey Stafford and Peter Branigan to look back on France's 2-0 semi-final win over Morocco, as the holders ended the North African Cinderella story.
Ollie Horgan joins Galway United as number two to John Caulfield
Ollie Horgan has returned to League of Ireland management after less than a month away, joining Galway United as assistant under John Caulfield.
Denis Leamy has 'no doubts' that Malakai Fekitoa will make his mark
Munster defence coach Denis Leamy says he's confident the best of Malakai Fekitoa is yet to come, despite the new signing's slow start to life at the province.
Lenihan: Munster's poor planning on Ryan will cost them
Bernard Jackman believes that Munster have made a serious misjudgement in allowing John Ryan to join New Zealand's Chiefs in January, while Donal Lenihan warned the move will come back to bite the Irish province.
