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Want to know how much Kieran Donaghy has bought into the Armagh way since joining Kieran McGeeney's management team? Well, for one, a few years ago it would have seemed unlikely for the big 6'5" Kerry man to be throwing road bowls along the winding laneways of the Orchard County.
Ahead of the All-Ireland SFC final between Armagh an Galway at Croke Park, RTÉ GAA analysts and guests gave their view and how Sunday's match would pan out.
Pamela Mackey is one of the legends of camogie, still among the cream of the crop 15 years after making her senior debut.
Zimbabwe wicketkeeper Clive Madande set a never-seen-before unwanted record when he conceded 42 byes in a Test innings against Ireland on Friday. The runs given away by the 24-year-old Madande, enduring a tough debut after he was out for a duck on Thursday's first day at Stormont, were more than Ireland's 40-run first-innings lead as they made 250 in reply to Zimbabwe's 210. The byes were not entirely his fault as he had to deal with his bowlers sending several deliveries down the legside and late swing after the ball had passed the bat. One consolation for Madande was the record he surpassed was set by England's Les Ames -- widely regarded as one of cricket's greatest wicketkeeper-batsmen -- who gave away 37 byes in Australia's total of 327 in a Test at The Oval back in 1934.
The 2024 Olympics have officially kicked off in Paris! July 27th festivities span gymnastics, swimming, tennis, beach volleyball, basketball, and more events.
Paris welcomed the 33rd Olympic Games with an opening ceremony like no other, but Friday night's flotilla down the River Seine was almost washed away by relentless rain.
Drogheda United earned just their fourth league victory of the season at United Park as Waterford failed to move clear of the chasing pack towards the top of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division.
Daryl Horgan's fourth goal in five games punished Bohemians, who just couldn't make their superiority pay as they had to settle for a hugely frustrating point in a match they could have lost at Dalymount Park.