Anna Patten driven by family ties and personal ambitions
The aftermath of the Republic of Ireland's Euro 2025 qualifier win against France was a sensory overload, the players submerging themselves in the chaos of a raucous Páírc Uí Chaoimh.
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'I'm not aiming 17 years towards a day' - Patrick Horgan keeping things in perspective
Patrick Horgan is a hurling obsessive with an insatiable appetite for improvement.
Larne eliminated from Champions League after 7-0 aggregate loss to Latvian champions Rigas FS
Larne crashed out of the Champions League after losing 4-0 to Rigas FS in the second leg of their first qualifying round tie and bowing out 7-0 on aggregate.
Gavin Molloy chose Aberdeen over dream Euro bow but he vows to make it a reality at Pittodrie
Gavin Molloy turned his back on a European adventure but is confident he will get back there with Aberdeen.
Bob MacIntyre and Rory McIlroy can be golf's Roman Emperors as Luke Donald plots Open takeover to dethrone USA
Luke Donald is backing Rory McIlroy and his Roman Emperors to rip back Major control from the USA.
Rory McIlroy aims to banish US Open blues at testing Troon
Between Tiger Woods' withering put-down of Colin Montgomerie and Rory McIlroy’s press conference at which the subject rarely strayed from his crushing US Open disappointment, there’s been less spoken about what might unfold on the golf course over the next four days at Royal Troon than your average major championship week - if there is such a thing.
Who can the Girls in Green get in the play-offs?
The Republic of Ireland signed off their Euro 2025 qualifier campaign with a stirring 3-1 win against France on Tuesday evening.
Noel Meade mounting Irish Oaks bid with Caught U Looking
Noel Meade will attempt to add a Classic to his decorated CV on Saturday when Caught U Looking heads to the Curragh for the Juddmonte Irish Oaks.