Cusack: Project Belfast needs ramping up
RTÉ hurling analyst Dónal Óg Cusack has said that the GAA has a responsibility to do whatever it can to ensure that Belfast becomes a hurling hotbed.
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Positives for Ireland against Wales, despite penalty woes
Ireland played Wales in the first round of the Women's Six Nations, and the first game of Greg McWilliams’ tenure.
Reduced red card law worth trialling, say Ulster and Leinster coaches
A 20-minute 'red card' rule is something that should be explored in the northern hemisphere, according to two leading coaches of Irish sides.
Gold for para table tennis star Ross Wilson in the Costa Brava Spanish Para Open and at the England Senior National Championships
Ross Wilson followed up a gold medal win in Spain by retaining his National table tennis title at the England Senior National Championships on Sunday.
The Canterbury Academy prepare for trip to Spain by using Kent Cricket's marquee with sessions led by Phil Relf and former captain David Fulton
The Canterbury Academy are off to Desert Springs in Spain as they aim to prove comprehensive school cricketers are as good as anyone else.
'Roy Keane called you a spoofer' - Keith Andrews meets the press
Keith Andrews stood in for Stephen Kenny at the pre-match press conference for the Lithuania game, and the assistant manager made it all the way to the penultimate question of the extended media session before one of his predecessors’ names was mentioned.
Jacksonville Jaguars to play at Wembley for next three years
The Jacksonville Jaguars have committed to playing a home game at Wembley Stadium for the next three years.
Cahill: Donegal-Armagh bans could scupper Ulster charge
Former Dublin player Barry Cahill believes that the tolerance levels of the GAA's disciplinary chiefs could prove decisive in Donegal’s Ulster Championship clash with Armagh in Ballybofey next month.