Furlong 'not quite' ready but Farrell backing Bealham to make an impact
Andy Farrell says Tadhg Furlong came just short of being named in the Ireland team for Saturday's Guinness Six Nations opener against Wales in Cardiff.
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Charges against Manchester United's Mason Greenwood dropped
Charges including attempted rape and assault against Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood have been discontinued by the British Crown Prosecution Service.
Padraig Harrington in pursuit as Ryo Hisatsune leads at Ras Al Khaimah Championship
Padraig Harrington was the best of the Irish after day one of the Ras Al Khaimah Championship in UAE this afternoon.
Baltic nations and Poland urge IOC to maintain Russian and Belarussian athletes ban while Ukraine war continues
The Baltic nations and Poland on Thursday called on international sports bodies to ban Russian and Belarusian athletes from competing in the Olympics and other events while the war in Ukraine continues.
Matchroom's unwillingness to cover security costs keeping Katie Taylor out of Croke Park, says stadium director Peter McKenna
Croke Park commercial director Peter McKenna says it's a shame the stadium won't be hosting Katie Taylor in May but blamed the boxer's promoters Matchroom for refusing to cover security costs.
Raphael Varane bids adieu to France career
France defender Raphael Varane is retiring from international football, ending a 10-year career with Les Bleus in which he won the World Cup in 2018 and was a runners-up four years later.
Concerts key as GAA records €18.2m surplus for 2022
The GAA recorded a surplus of €18.2m in 2022 as crowds returned to games and gigs following the Covid-19 pandemic.
RTÉ GAA Podcast: Tyrrell and Tubridy preview leagues
Jackie Tyrrell, David Tubridy and Michael Foley of the Sunday Times join Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to look ahead to the weekend's action.