Shane Lowry: My heart goes out to Grenfell families
Shane Lowry says his heart goes out to the families of the Grenfell Tower tragedy after confirming this week he will no longer be sponsored by Irish building materials company Kingspan.
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Manchester United confident of complying with profitability and sustainability rules despite £113.2m loss off record revenue
Manchester United have posted net losses of £113.2 million (€134m) in their latest accounts, but are understood to believe they are compliant with Premier League financial rules.
John Kiely and Paul Kinnerk back for more with Limerick
Hurling's second-most successful manager John Kiely will be back to lead Limerick for two more seasons, along with coach Paul Kinnerk.
Arsenal's Martin Odegaard and Harvey Elliott set for spells on sidelines after international injuries
Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard is set to be out for around three weeks with an ankle problem he sustained on international duty, according to Norway's team doctor.
2024 season stats provide Football Review Committee food for thought
A statistical analysis of the 2024 All-Ireland championship has provided the Football Review Committee with much food for thought as they finalise their rule recommendations ahead of November's Special Congress.
Leinster hopeful RG Snyman will be fit for second or third round of URC
Leinster expect RG Snyman to feature in the second or third round of the new BKT URC season as the South Africa lock recovers from a foot injury.
'We were all fans once' - Andrew Omobamidele appeals to Irish support to stick with team
Republic of Ireland defender Andrew Omobamidele insisted the side could take positives from their first-half display against Greece and appealed for Irish supporters to stay with the team, stressing "we were all fans once".
Ellen Keane: 'I'm retiring from sport, not from high performance'
As a sportsperson Ellen Keane had done it all but as the curtain came down on her fifth and final Paralympics at the weekend, there was still one dream the Dubliner wanted to sign off with.