Tyrone GAA hit out as streaming revenues hit by piracy
Tyrone GAA believe organised crime gangs are behind a pirating operation that has reduced revenue from their live streaming services.
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Armagh club side eyes All-Ireland after Ulster success
Twenty-three years ago, Clann Éireann player Mags Carvill posed for a photograph with a young fan and told her parents she hoped that one day they would win an Ulster title together.
Meetings taking place over Dublin Marathon route
Meetings have been taking place between the organisers of the Dublin Marathon, the National Transport Authority and Dublin City Council over the route and location for the start and finish of the 2024 edition of the event, a minister has said.
Limerick hurler Pat Ryan wins appeal over perjury conviction
A former Limerick senior hurler has successfully appealed a jail sentence after being convicted of perjury earlier this year.
All roads lead to Paris for Irish rugby fans
Rugby fans are making their way to Paris by any means possible ahead of tomorrow night's World Cup quarter-final showdown between Ireland and New Zealand.
Portmarnock Golf Club seeks government support in bid to host Open Championship
Portmarnock Golf Club will seek government support for a formal approach to The R&A regarding the possibility of staging The Open Championship or Women's Open at some point in the future.
Regional lands Sprint Cup as Shaquille flops
Trainer Ed Bethell was left fighting back the tears after Regional provided him with a first Group One success in the Betfair Sprint Cup at Haydock.
Dublin Marathon medal marks 100 years since Nobel Prize of W.B. Yeats
This year's Dublin Marathon medal will pay tribute to William Butler Yeats on 100th Anniversary of his Nobel Prize for Literature, organisers said.