Tuesday 26 October, 2021
The Galway native made history earlier this week in Japan.
There were two Irish scorers on a busy night of Continental Cup action.
Peamount United face Serbian champions Spartak Subotica in tomorrow’s Qualifying Round.
‘I’m just trying to play my own game and not even look at the board,’ says McIlroy.
Áine Tighe will look to make her AFLW debut next season after a nightmare run of knee injuries.
The Lahinch golfer led the charge on a good day for the Irish contingent.
Dublin duo Sinéad Goldrick and Lauren Magee will also head back to Melbourne.
‘I’m absolutely delighted with a fifth place in the World Cup final,’ Coyle said. ‘It’s a competition that replicates the Olympics so I’m delighted I’m coming into form.’
And having qualified for the Olympics yesterday, Ireland’s mixed 4x400m team finished seventh in their final.
The 20-year-old’s first heptathlon in two years was one to remember.
With nine players involved across the six teams remaining, we’re guaranteed another Irish Premiership winner.
Chloe Watkins and the Irish women’s hockey team are aiming for another memorable summer.
Louise Quinn was also on the scoresheet in Italy over the weekend.
Tokyo-targeting Colin Judge and Martin Gordon hope Paralympics Ireland’s fundraiser helps them – and others – to The Next Level.
Beforehand, Belfast Banter sprung a 33-1 surprise in the McCoy Contractors County Handicap Hurdle.
Aisling McCarthy and Niamh and Grace Kelly starred for West Coast Eagles in their big win yesterday.
Nadia Power, Mark English, Cian McPhillips and Phil Healy are all in action in the business end of their respective events this evening.
The Dubliner produced another impressive 800m win in Belgium, while Síofra Cléirigh Büttner ran a big 1500m in Boston.
The 2011 Open champion won again in Hualalai.
The Deceuninck–Quick-Step rider had a third-place finish, with Wout van Aert claiming Stage 5.
The Laois star and Kerry’s Mark O’Connor are in line for a big clash with Geelong.
Grace and Niamh Kelly will return to the Eagles after impressing in their debut season.
The focus switches to Claire O’Riordan and her MSV Duisburg side today.
Leinster’s returning international quintet played their part in securing another win for the province at the RDS on Saturday.
Tipperary star Aisling McCarthy led the Irish contingent Down Under.
The pair are both in the top 20 at the Vic Open as part of the LGPA tour.
Katie McCabe played the full game for the Gunners.
A strong showing from Team Ireland across the pond.
Tomás Mac an t-Saoir has already conquered Africa and America. His attention now turns to the rest of the world.
The funding will help put Irish talent on ‘the world’s finest stages’ in the coming months.
The Irish youngster made his World Darts Championship bow one to remember, while Fermanagh’s Brendan Dolan also prevailed.
A look back on today’s Women’s Super League action.
Ryan bagged bronze in the 50m backstroke at the European Short Course Swimming Championships in Glasgow.
The teen sensation rounded off a successful day for Team Ireland in Glasgow.
Meanwhile, Girls in Green goalkeeper Grace Moloney hit the 150 mark at Reading.
Louise Quinn and Katie McCabe’s Gunners and Clare Shine’s Glasgow City reached the last eight tonight.
All has been resolved with fixtures in place for next year.
Leona Maguire is primed for the world’s biggest stage in 2020 after her remarkable rise to the top.
New crew of Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy and fellow Corkman Ronan Byrne are also nominated.
Mike Currane’s Irish Banshees won five games from five, and didn’t concede a single score.
