Bumper Group One weekend could see Aidan O’Brien regain top-flight momentum
The Aidan O’Brien Group One bandwagon has a bumper opportunity to get back on the rails this weekend.
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Leopardstown boss hopeful of good ground and a big crowd at Champions Festival
New Leopardstown boss Mark Clayton is gearing up for his first Irish Champions Festival on Saturday, although the old weather-watch story may be front and centre beforehand.
Katie Taylor feelgood factor gives way to grim and difficult month for Irish sport
If Katie Taylor gave us a script the country so desperately wanted on Saturday night then the abiding memories of an historic occasion in Croke Park won’t, can’t, be restricted to the ring that served as the stage for her last act as a boxer.
Belichick: North Carolina focused on 'doing things properly' - ESPN
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Bill Belichick said Monday he believes North Carolina «totally» had an atmosphere of following rules amid a school investigation into conduct within his football program.
Sharlene Mawdsley returns as Irish trio prepare for $10m Ultimate Championship
Sharlene Mawdsley will return to racing in Rovereto, Italy on Tuesday evening, the Tipperary sprinter lining up in the 400m just over six weeks on from the hamstring tear that ruled her out of last month’s European Championships.
Heather Jameson claims world para cycling silver for Ireland
Heather Jameson claimed Women's C2 road race silver for Ireland on the final day of the 2026 UCI Para Cycling Road World Championships in Huntsville, Alabama.
Jon Rahm among early Irish Open arrivals forced to take cover from wild Atlantic welcome
The Wild Atlantic Way didn’t hold back in providing a wet and windy welcome to early arrivals at Trump International Doonbeg ahead of the Amgen Irish Open. The heavens opened and unleashed pellets of water from dark clouds, in the process clearing the short-game area of players becoming acquainted with the conditions. Jon Rahm was among that small gathering forced to take shelter.
Kenny Cunningham: Ireland v Israel game should have stayed in Dublin
Former Ireland captain Kenny Cunningham insists the FAI should not boycott the upcoming fixtures against Israel and wishes the home match wasn't moved to a neutral country.