Zero tolerance needed to stamp out abuse towards refs - Alan Kelly
New years can often mark brand new chapters and for Alan Kelly, 2022 kickstarts a fresh phase in his career.
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New role fuels Ryan Manning's 'massive' Ireland ambitions
Galway has some talented footballing families and it is a measure of one that Ryan Manning reckons brother Ronan is a better player.
Youngsters shine in second day of Portugal Grand Slam 2022
The second day of the inaugural Grand Prix in Portugal continued the incredible momentum of Day 1, with many firsts for a host of judo’s young competitors
Farrell: There is significant transition going on
Dublin manager Dessie Farrell said there was a "significant amount of transition" occurring within the squad following his side's five-point loss in the Allianz League opener against Armagh on Saturday evening.
AFCON: Burkina Faso edge Tunisia to reach last-four
Teenager Dango Ouattara scored on the stroke of halftime to ensure a 1-0 win for Burkina Faso over Tunisia in their Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final at the Roumde Adjia Stadium on Saturday. Ouattara, 19, held off two defenders to strike home the ball from close range after a breakaway attack in the third minute of stoppage time at the end of the first half.
Zhao Xintong and Yan Bingtao set up all-Chinese final in German Masters
Zhao Xintong won the last five frames to beat Ricky Walden and book his place in the final of the German Masters, where he will face compatriot Yan Bingtao.
McGeeney hails maligned defence after dispatching Dubs
Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney paid tribute to his team's oft-criticised defence following their landmark five-point win over Dublin in Saturday's Allianz Football League Division 1 opener in Croke Park.
Championship wrap: Jimmy Dunne on target as QPR
Irish defender Jimmy Dunne was on the scoresheet as QPR thrashed Reading 4-0 to boost their promotion hopes and pile more pressure on Royals boss Veljko Paunovic. Lyndon Dykes scored twice and there were also goals for Dunne and Luke Amos as fourth-placed Rangers made it five wins and a draw from their past six matches. The victory left the west London side just two points behind Blackburn with a game in hand. Reading, however, are struggling near the relegation zone and have now gone nine games without a win.