GAA right not to intervene in 16th-man storm - director general Ryan
GAA director general Tom Ryan has hit back at suggestions the association's top brass should have intervened in the All-Ireland club football final '16th man' row.
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IPL will become 'world's biggest domestic sporting event', says Strauss
Former England captain Andrew Strauss on Wednesday forecast the Indian Premier League would eclipse American football's NFL to become "the biggest domestic sporting event in the world" as he praised it for sparking one of cricket's "great steps forward".
Dyche hopes to be Everton's 'heartbeat' to pull club out of relegation zone
Everton's new boss Sean Dyche said he may not have got the job in the best of times but promised to give his all as the Premier League club looks to avoid relegation from the top flight for a first time in 72 years.
55-year-old Japanese footballer 'King Kazu' joins Portuguese club
TOKYO: Japanese football star Kazuyoshi Miura extended his decades-long playing career on Wednesday (Feb 1) less than a month before his 56th birthday, joining Portuguese second-division outfit Oliveirense on loan.
Concerts key as GAA records €18.2m surplus for 2022
The GAA recorded a surplus of €18.2m in 2022 as crowds returned to games and gigs following the Covid-19 pandemic.
RTÉ GAA Podcast: Tyrrell and Tubridy preview leagues
Jackie Tyrrell, David Tubridy and Michael Foley of the Sunday Times join Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to look ahead to the weekend's action.
Newcastle's rise fuelled by 'obsessive' Howe and Saudi cash
LONDON: After decades in the doldrums, Newcastle's progress to their first League Cup final in 47 years underlined the Saudi-funded club's emergence as a serious threat to the English football establishment.
France defender Varane retires from international football
France defender Raphael Varane is retiring from international football, ending a 10-year career with Les Bleus in which he won the World Cup in 2018 and was a runners-up four years later.