Fast start by Irish trio at CJ Cup
American pair Trey Mullinax and Gary Woodland lead the way after the first round of the CJ Cup, but they have a trio of Irish players breathing down their necks.
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Corcoran speaks of 'bad blood' with Lebanon ahead of crucial World Cup clash
Ireland head coach Ged Corcoran has accused Lebanon of desperation over their attempts to free up stand-off Adam Doueihi for Sunday's crunch clash in Leigh and has spoken of the "bad blood" between the two nations.
Silver for Ronan Grimes as national records fall in Paris
Ronan Grimes secured Ireland's first medal at the Paracycling Track World Championships on a day when four national records fell in Paris.
Mark Allen continues defence as he races into quarter-finals in Belfast
Mark Allen wasted little time as he continued the defence of his Northern Ireland Open with a straightforward 4-0 win over Xiao Guodong in Belfast.
Protective neck equipment advised for hurling and camogie, study says
Protective neck equipment when playing hurling and camogie is needed as related injuries can be potentially fatal, a new study shows.
Armitage sets course record as Irish contingent struggle in Mallorca
England's Marcus Armitage set a new course record of 63 to lead by one shot on the opening day of the Mallorca Open.
Injuries will force Ireland to test their squad depth
Ireland's Bank of Ireland Autumn Nations games against South Africa, Fiji and Australia will force head coach Andy Farrell to explore his squad's depth, according to Bernard Jackman.
Medal upgrades the order of the day for Team Ireland at European Championships
Team Ireland are preparing for Friday's busy day of action knowing that they've already created history, becoming the most successful women's team to represent the country in European Championship history.