Manslaughter charge against former GAA star is withdrawn
The prosecution has withdrawn a charge of manslaughter against a former GAA star as there was "no reasonable prospect" of a conviction, a court has heard.
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O'Sullivan-orchestrated Ireland breeze past Hungary
A superb Denise O'Sullivan performance orchestrated another convincing Republic of Ireland victory in the UEFA Nations League as Eileen Gleeson's team breezed to a 4-0 win against Hungary in Budapest.
Spain World Cup players to testify in Rubiales case
Two-time Ballon d'Or winner Alexia Putellas and two other Spain players will testify before a judge over the Women's World Cup kiss scandal involving Luis Rubiales, a judicial source said Monday.
'Unreserved' apology for black gymnast over medal snub
Gymnastics Ireland has apologised "unreservedly" in relation to a complaint of alleged racist behaviour by one of its officials at an event last year.
John Delaney loses appeal over seized documents
The Court of Appeal has dismissed former FAI CEO John Delaney's appeal against a decision allowing the Corporate Enforcement Agency (CEA) access certain documents it seized as part of a criminal investigation into the football association.
Competitor killed, another injured in two-car crash at Clare Stages Rally
A competitor has died following a collision at the Clare Stages Rally, Motorsport Ireland has said.
Courageous Ireland get better of Springboks after titanic tussle
Ireland took a massive step towards topping World Cup Pool B with a thrilling 13-8 victory over champions South Africa in Paris.
FAI event to honour Ireland's women criticised
There's been criticism of an FAI event to honour women who played for Ireland, held ahead of the historic first women's game in the Aviva today.