Referee Joy Neville to retire at end of season
Referee Joy Neville, the first woman to officiate at a men's Rugby World Cup, has announced she will retire at the end of the season.
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Chris Hughton accosted by angry Ghana fan after AFCON defeat
An angry supporter attempted to strike Ghana coach Chris Hughton after their upset loss at the Africa Cup of Nations finals on Sunday and was taken away by police, team officials confirmed on Monday.
Leinster sweating on Ciarán Frawley rib injury
Leinster out-half Ciarán Frawley suffered a rib injury in Saturday's Champions Cup win over Stade Francais but hasn’t been ruled out of next weekend’s clash at Leicester.
Co-owner Toto Wolff sure he remains the best person to lead Mercedes
Toto Wolff is to remain as Mercedes team principal and chief executive after signing a new contract covering the next three seasons.
RTÉ and Virgin Media Television detail free-to-air Six Nations coverage
RTÉ and Virgin Media Television have released details of their joint Six Nations coverage, with all 15 men's Six Nations games live and free-to-air across the two broadcasters, ensuring sports fans get to enjoy every second of the action.
Peerless Ronnie O'Sullivan reckons he was better at 12, Ali Carter brands some fans 'morons'
Ronnie O'Sullivan insists he was a better player in his teens, despite becoming the oldest winner of the Masters at the age of 48.
4,000km down, Oran O'Kelly eyes Dakar Rally finish line
Oran O'Kelly says it's a privilege to represent Ireland at the Dakar Rally, and has his sights set on completing the mammoth 9,000km race on Friday.
Early exit for Marketa Vondrousova at Australian Open, Coco Gauff eases through
Coco Gauff eased into the second round of the Australian Open but Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova was an early casualty.