Philippe Clement turns Rangers radical as powderpuff Todd Cantwell feels temperature rising – big match verdict
Even the most staunch of climate change deniers would have to admit the temperature is rising with Rangers under Philippe Clement.
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Mikey Johnston makes Celtic confession not many would believe as winger certain he is a difference maker
Mikey Johnston waited six years at Celtic for a first taste of Champions League group stage action.
Germany Hosts Euro 2024 Draw As Contenders To Learn Fate
The draw for Euro 2024 takes place in the port city of Hamburg on Saturday when France, England and the other leading contenders will learn the path to potential continental glory that awaits them next summer. The Elbe Philharmonic Hall, overlooking the river which runs through Germany's second-largest city, will be the venue for the draw, just over six months before the start of the tournament which runs from June 14 to July 14. Not everyone's minds will be on next year's finals just yet as the draw takes place in a city plunged into sub-zero winter temperatures and with top-flight club football the centre of attention across the continent.
Sweet 16 for Mark Bergin as O'Loughlin Gaels target Leinster glory
He may be in his 16th season of championship hurling with O'Loughlin Gaels, but for Mark Bergin, winter hurling has never been so appealing.
FAI close on Ireland decision as Gleeson stays coy
The FAI are expected to name the new permanent manager of the Republic of Ireland women's team in the next few weeks.
Thomas Barr contemplating the normal life as Paris Olympics approach
Thomas Barr is determined to give one final Olympic cycle absolutely everything as the Waterford man begins to contemplate life off the track.
Police injured as Warsaw fans kept out of Villa Park
More than 30 people were arrested following violence from Legia Warsaw fans prior to their Europa Conference League game against Aston Villa at Villa Park.
Alcaraz shines in Mexico City as fans get a glimpse of world class tennis
MEXICO CITY : An enthusiastic crowd of 20,340 fans gathered to watch Carlos Alcaraz play Tommy Paul at Mexico City's main bullring on Wednesday, grasping their one chance this year to see world class tennis players in their own city.