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The Football Association of Ireland has failed in its bid to host the 2029 women’s Champions League final at the Aviva Stadium, with Uefa instead awarding the final to Cardiff’s Principality Stadium following a meeting of their Executive Committee on Tuesday.
Ireland has missed out on hosting the 2029 Women’s Champions League final, with Uefa awarding the privilege to the Millennium Stadium in the Welsh capital of Cardiff.
For some visiting players at this week’s World Wallball Championships, the environment may require an adjustment. Tyrone’s Eilise McCrory suspects it might suit her perfectly.
An update on Ceadach O’Neill is expected today, with Northern Ireland increasingly confident of retaining the Arsenal teen in the face of interest from the FAI.
Liam Nolan found out he was up to the challenge when he dipped his toes into the DP World Tour at the Amgen Irish Open at Doonbeg. Afterwards, though, he got straight back to the day job – for now. The 26-year-old Galway man boarded a plane to Lisbon for this week’s Portugal Open on the HotelPlanner Tour (HPT) in his quest to graduate to the main circuit.
Munster GAA will not be forwarding a motion to stage the All-Ireland senior hurling final in August following further consultation with its counties.
Some of Stephen Kenny’s greatest title triumphs took place at Oriel Park and his St Patrick’s Athletic side took a huge step towards another as Aidan Keena’s first-half double and second-half goals from Ryan Sheridan and Ryan Edmondson saw them sink Dundalk to move top of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division table.
La Rochelle have confirmed that Ronan O’Gara has signed a four-year contract extension which will keep the former Munster and Ireland outhalf at the club until the end of the 2030-31 season.