Scott Brown in St Johnstone 'frame' to be new boss along with Aberdeen coach and Northern Irish title winner
Scott Brown is one of several names in the frame to take over at St Johnstone, according to a report.
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'Racing against myself': Canadian swimmer Danielle Dorris hungry for more after retaining Paralympic title
Danielle Dorris couldn't hear the roaring crowd at La Défense Arena as she torpedoed through the water, hyper-focused on her mission to improve on greatness.
Keith Treacy: Title still there for goal-shy Shelbourne to claim
One league win in the last seven games and the goals are drying up. Still Shelbourne lead the way in the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division title race.
RTÉ Soccer Podcast: Ref rants, LOI title twists, Irish in Europe and Man City v Arsenal needle
Former Ireland winger Keith Treacy and ex-St Pat's and Shelbourne manager Johnny McDonnell join Raf Diallo to review the weekend's League of Ireland action including penalty controversy as Derry City drew with Shamrock Rovers, Shelbourne's slip up at Galway United and Women's FAI Cup semi reaction as Shels and Athlone Town set up a repeat of last year's final.
Pep Guardiola believes Arsenal draw shows Man City are in a battle for title
Pep Guardiola feels Manchester City have been given an early reminder of the standards they need to hit this season following Sunday’s dramatic clash with Arsenal.
Man City defender Manuel Akanji vows to hit back at Arsenal with another title
Manchester City defender Manuel Akanji has vowed to hit back at Arsenal by beating them to the title again.
Roberston holds off remarkable Wu Yize fightback to end title drought at English Open
Neil Robertson held off a remarkable Wu Yize fightback to clinch his first ranking title in over two years with a 9-7 victory in the English Open final in Brentwood.
Lando Norris Dominates Singapore Grand Prix To Cut Max Verstappen's F1 Title Lead
Lando Norris led from pole to chequered flag Sunday to take a dominant Singapore Grand Prix win and narrow the gap to Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen, who was second, to 52 points. It was the McLaren driver's third career GP win and his first from pole position at his sixth attempt as he finished almost 30 seconds clear of his rival's Red Bull. Teammate Oscar Piastri was third to extend McLaren's lead over Red Bull in the constructors' championship to 41 points with six races and three sprints to go. It was a uniquely incident-free 62 laps around the Marina Bay Street Circuit under lights, the first in its 15-race history not to see a safety car deployed.