Waning Wolves part ways with Gary O'Neil
Gary O'Neil has been sacked as head coach of Wolves.
Ireland Sport News
John Shortt sets new Irish record as World Aquatics Championships draw to a close
Galway teenager John Shortt posted a new Irish record as the curtain came down on the 2024 World Aquatics Championships in Budapest.
Gary Cully outclassed in Monte Carlo, first career loss for Stevie McKenna
Gary Cully saw his career suffer a significant setback after a comprehensive defeat to England's Maxi Hughes on Saturday night in Monaco.
WPL 2025 Auction: Full List Of Sold Players With Price
WPL Auction 2025: A total of 120 players are set to feature at the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2025 Auction on Sunday in Bengaluru. The auction pool included 91 Indian players and 29 international stars, featuring three emerging talents from Associate Nations. Of these, 30 players were capped (9 Indian, 21 overseas), while 90 are uncapped (82 Indian, 8 overseas). With most franchises retaining their core squads, only 19 slots remained open, including 5 for overseas players.
Joey Carbery is finding his bearings in Bordeaux
Ex-Munster and Leinster fly-half, Joey Carbery made the move to French side Bordeaux Begles in the summer and has got his Champions Cup campaign with the French Top 14 side off to a flying start after getting the nod for the number 10 jersey in the starting XV this week.
Niamh McGrath: It's great to see women's sports scrutinised
The increasing popularity and rapid development of women's sport has at least one more crucial step to take - we need to analyse our female games in the same uncompromising detail as we do their male counterparts, according to Sarsfields star Niamh McGrath.
"Pakistan Cricket Is Dying": Mohammad Rizwan And Co Slammed For South Africa T20I Series Loss
The Pakistan cricket team is going through a disappointing low in T20I cricket. The side recently suffered a series loss to South Africa, which happened to be its third one in the year 2024. While Pakistan managed to beat minnows Ireland and Zimbabwe this year, they suffered defeats against New Zealand, England, Australia, and of late, the Proteas. Out-of-favour Pakistan player Ahmad Shahzad minced no words in criticising the team and the board for the such a poor performance. He said that "Pakistan cricket is dying" and the ones responsible are sleeping.