Donald Trump’s Irish Open – is the baggage worth the eyeballs?
US President Donald Trump’s trip to Doonbeg to watch the Amgen Irish Open brings its own baggage. The venue, the attendees and the players will all feel it.
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The five main stumbling blocks on the road to Gaelic games integration
It was going to take something remarkable for the dial to move from Croke Park hosting the most celebrated event in the history of Irish women’s sport to, just five days later, the GAA president appearing on the national airwaves defending the association against accusations of misogyny.
LSU tells SEC that Tigers have complied, won't disrupt meeting - ESPN
The SEC's showdown with LSU, which included threats of expulsion from the league, has de-escalated.
GAA president Jarlath Burns urges Mary McAleese to clarify ‘regrettable’ comments
Jarlath Burns said comments made by Mary McAleese regarding the role played by women at the highest level of the GAA were "very regrettable".
Ultimate Championship: What Irish athletes are taking part? How much does the winner get?
Back in June 2024, two months before the Paris Olympics, there was an unexpected announcement by World Athletics president Sebastian Coe. Starting from 2026, there would be a new track and field season-ending finale, a deliberately elite three-day event with a record prize pot of $10 million, brazenly titled as the Ultimate Championship.
U.S. senator slams SEC over 'stupid' threat to expel LSU - ESPN
United States Senator John Kennedy became the latest Louisiana politician to blast the SEC over its threat to expel LSU, saying that the conference's complaint is «bone deep down to the marrow stupid» and that he and other members of Congress «will be on them like a hobo on a ham sandwich.»
Rory McIlroy: Donald Trump’s Irish Open visit ‘can only be a good thing’
Rory McIlroy knows that US President Donald Trump’s appearance at the Amgen Irish Open will bring its own logistical challenges, but the defending champion believes his attendance can be a “good thing”.
French Alps 2030 Winter Games boss set to leave amid governance turmoil, source says
PARIS Sept 9 : Edgar Grospiron, president of the organising committee for the 2030 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games in the French Alps, is set to leave his post just 18 months after his appointment, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Wednesday.