'Bitter' O'Neill claims Kenny was anointed by the media
Former Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill believes that he was treated far harsher than current incumbent Stephen Kenny and admits that he’s still bitter over the manner of his exit.
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LeBron James reportedly rallying new dream team for Olympic swansong
LeBron James may have sat out the last two Olympics but the NBA's all-time leading scorer is reportedly interested in making a return to the international stage with USA Basketball at the 2024 Paris Games.
Euro 2024 permutations: Play-off picture still hazy
The Republic of Ireland's 2-1 loss to the Netherlands means our chances of qualifying for Euro 2024 are now in the hands of other countries.
Higgins hits 950th century on his way to second round in Shanghai
John Higgins chalked up his 950th career century as he swept past Chinese wildcard Deng Haohui 6-0 to reach the second round of the Shanghai Masters.
RTÉ Soccer Podcast: Tipping point for Stephen Kenny's Ireland?
Former Republic of Ireland international Keith Treacy and The42.ie journalist David Sneyd join Raf Diallo to react to the Boys in Green's Euro 2024 qualifier defeats to France and the Netherlands.
Scotland can't afford another slip-up, says Darge
Rory Darge admits embattled Scotland must spend the coming days focusing their minds on the reality that they can afford no further slip-ups if they are to have any chance of taking their World Cup campaign beyond the group stage.
Libbok's all-round game makes up for kicking wobbles - Siya Kolisi
Out-half Manie Libbok is the man to lead South Africa in their quest to retain the Rugby World Cup, even if he has bad days from the kicking tee, captain Siya Kolisi said in the wake of their 18-3 victory over Scotland in Marseille on Sunday.
Tonga task makes for interesting selection calls for Andy Farrell
Romania are done and dusted with the not so mighty Oaks felled with a sharp axe and minimum fuss.