Ireland set for new international competition
A new biennial international tournament featuring teams from the Six Nations and the southern hemisphere is set to start in 2026.
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Watch out Kerry if we turn the 'Tyroneyness' up to 10
I was reared on memories of Tyrone's 1986 meeting with Kerry. It felt like almost an honour for that Tyrone team to have done what they did in even ruffling the feathers of those green and gold-clad icons in that All-Ireland semi-final.
Sligo Rovers get badly need win against below-par Bohemians
Kailin Barlow scored his first goal for Sligo Rovers but was later sent off as the Bit O'Red eased the pressure somewhat on manager John Russell, as they saw off a jaded looking Bohemians at the Showgrounds.
Justin Rose shares British Masters lead, Irish duo miss cut
Justin Rose has a share of the lead at the halfway stage of the Betfred British Masters as he seek a second title, 21 years after his first, on a day when Tom McKibbin and John Murphy missed the cut.
St Patrick's Athletic up to second after putting seven past UCD
Bottom-of-the-table UCD had no answer to the craft and creativity of St Patrick’s Athletic at Richmond Park as Jon Daly’s side threw down their title credentials.
Quick-fire goals help Dundalk upset Shamrock Rovers at Oriel Park
Two goals inside three minutes from Louie Annesley and Patrick Hoban saw Dundalk shock Shamrock Rovers at Oriel Park to put a dent in the champions' hopes of retaining their Premier Division title.
Cork City battle back in dour draw with Drogheda United
A huge game but not one that is going to determine the season, with 14 games and 42 points still to play for, as Cork and Drogheda played out a 1-1 draw before a crowd of 3,851.
Transfers: Chelsea sign Nicolas Jackson and sell Ruben Loftus-Cheek, David de Gea talking to United about new deal
Chelsea have announced the signing of forward Nicolas Jackson from Villarreal.