'A beautiful occasion' - Diane Caldwell savours her century
Diane Caldwell has been around long enough to know that in football, you're only as good as your last game.
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Noel King to leave Shelbourne at end of season
Shelbourne have announced that manager Noel King will leave the club at the end of the current season.
New Zealand v South Africa rivalry: 'We may have taken the game a bit too seriously'
The sight of New Zealand and South Africa battling it out for world supremacy - albeit in Paris rather than in the usual surrounds of Loftus Versfeld or Eden Park - will carry a great deal of historical resonance.
Bradley's boys pay tribute to boss and backroom team after Shamrock Rovers' title triumph
Roberto Lopes and Ronan Finn hailed the role Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley and his backroom team had on the club's four-in-a-row achievement in the immediate aftermath of Friday night's SSE Airtricity Premier Division title-clinching win over St Patrick's Athletic.
First Division play-off preview: Waterford and Cobh eye final after positive starts
Waterford FC and Cobh Ramblers will look to seal a place in the First Division play-off final when they host second leg matches against Athlone Town and Wexford FC today.
WXV3 title a motivator for Ireland - Edel McMahon
Edel McMahon has seen the worst of times with Ireland but is hoping that a WXV title marks the start of better things to come.
Katie McCabe reveals she bagged treble with a torn tricep muscle
Nothing, it seems, will distract Katie McCabe's laser-beam focus on the greater good.
All Blacks, Springboks vie for global supremacy in World Cup final
South Africa’s mythologised “bomb squad” will be unleashed once again in their World Cup final against New Zealand on Saturday. The squad, made up of specifically selected replacements, earned its moniker because of its ability to change the game’s trajectory or strengthen the Springboks’ grip on their opponents.