Ukraine crisis: What action has sport taken in response to Russia's invasion?
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has prompted the world's sporting bodies to consider how they should treat athletes, officials and competitions associated with the conflict.
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Paul Corry: St Pat's back four a 'concern' as Shamrock Rovers clash looms on Friday
After an excellent season opener on a potentially tricky night at Tolka Park, last season's SSE Airtricity League runners-up and FAI Cup champions St Patrick's Athletic have suffered two defeats on the trot.
Which countries have relaxed entry and visa requirements for Ukrainian nationals?
More than half a million people are thought to have fled Ukraine to neighbouring countries since Russia launched its invasion on 24 February.
Celtic striker Giorgos Giakoumakis touch-and-go before St Mirren showdown
Celtic striker Giorgos Giakoumakis is rated 50/50 for Wednesday’s visit of St Mirren.
Stroke survivor sets sights on Everest for Two Wheels for Life
Stroke survivor Andy Ibbott is set to face his biggest charity challenge yet, Everest Base Camp in aid of MotoGP charity Two Wheels for Life.
Irish League fans on why they love and support the club they do
It is a love that is kindled during childhood and goes on to last a lifetime, but what got you supporting the club you follow?
Doris and Larmour sign new Leinster contracts
Leinster have confirmed three more contract renewals, with Ireland internationals Caelan Doris and Jordan Larmour among those committing their futures to the province, as well as versatile back Tommy O'Brien.
Russian Mixed Martial Arts Union suspended by global governing body IMMAF
Cape Town — The International Mixed Martial Arts Federation has drawn the line in the sand on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine this week.