'A million miles from doping' – WADA defends Jannik Sinner three-month ban
The World Anti-Doping Agency has defended the three-month ban agreed for world number one Jannik Sinner, insisting his case was "a million miles from doping".
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'The only thing Munster and Leinster have in common is a map' - Darren Cave
Munster may be climbing the rungs on the BKT United Rugby Championship league ladder after their 29-8 victory against the Scarlets last Saturday, but RTÉ analyst Darren Cave believes recapturing their glory days and truly rivalling or surpassing rivals Leinster remains a long way off.
History-maker Diarmuid Murtagh leads way for high-scoring Rossies
A little bit of new money helped Diarmuid Murtagh achieve an incredible feat against Monaghan on Sunday, but when Roscommon fans assess their greatest attacking players, his body of work will take some beating.
Rachel Graham: Ireland newcomer Mel Filis could free up Denise O'Sullivan
Republic of Ireland newcomer Mel Filis could be the player who could give Denise O'Sullivan more freedom to influence the game in an attacking sense, according to Shelbourne midfielder and former international Rachel Graham.
Shane Lowry's Bay side pip Rory McIlroy's Boston Common at TGL
While Rory McIlroy may have won their final round showdown in Pebble Beach, Shane Lowry got one over on his compatriot as The Bay edged out Boston Common in dramatic fashion in the TGL on Monday night.
Emily Murphy on her reunion with Ward and Tyneside targets
Republic of Ireland attacker Emily Murphy is ready for a fresh start on the international stage under her old boss Carla Ward after returning to the English club game last month.
New-look Wales still unlikely to frighten Ireland too much
The Six Nations returns as the first rest week comes to an end.
Jones' joy as football's emphasis shifts from stamina to speed
Cork's hat-trick hero Chris Óg Jones has revealed that his distance covered during games has almost halved since the new rules were introduced.