Sunday 22 May, 2022
Ryan Lochte’s bid to make a fifth Games ended in an emotional 200m medley defeat.
The pair are facing lengthy lay-offs after they were knocked out at UFC 237 in Rio.
The Irishman knocked out the featherweight kingpin in 2015, ending his 10-year unbeaten run.
The fire “spread very quickly”, officials said.
The driver has told investigators he suffered a seizure.
Prosecutor Fabiana Schenider said, “We are showing that Brazil is no longer a paradise for corrupt people, for thieves.”
Prosecutors said that if Hickey doesn’t attend the trial, he would forfeit the €400,000 bond he paid.
Minister for Sport Shane Ross has said Irish athletes were treated ‘shambolically’ in terms of ticket allocation.
The 226-page report into the ticketing scandal has been published online this afternoon.
A report on the ticket scandal is due to be published today.
The Brazilian government has sent almost 10,000 troops to help the police in Rio de Janeiro state.
The O’Donovan brothers talk the Rio and the past, how they feel about their media portrayal and what’s coming up next.
Ciarán Ó Lionáird is taking a different approach to running these days.
Kyriakos Amiridis has been missing since Monday.
Ballyboden St Enda’s and Annalise Murphy both brought some very special silverware back to Rathfarnham.
He had been in Brazil for more than four months after his passport was seized by officials.
Mallon was arrested on the eve of the Olympic Games.
The former OCI boss arrived in Dublin last night after spending time with family in the UK.
Kevin Mallon may have his back by the end of the week.
He could have his passport back later today.
The incident followed a day of intense clashes between police and gang members in the notorious favela.
Two of Ireland’s Paralympic athletes on not letting a disability define them and how they got tough in the face of adversity.
The report into the governance of the OCI will be published soon.
The firm running the ‘clinic’ shipped 300 plastic feet and tonnes of other hardware to Rio.
She added that as a board, ticket sales had never been raised.
The controversial swimmer was making his debut on the show.
Mark Ward’s criticism comes as backbench Fine Gael TD Noel Rock prepares to publish bill to ban ticket touting in the coming weeks.
On Friday night Hickey, who has temporarily stepped aside as President of the Olympic Council of Ireland, was charged with criminal organisation, ticket touting, ambush marketing, larceny, money laundering, and tax evasion.
The passports of the two Irish men have been retained.
Deloitte has been put in charge of the task.
Rio police are seeking the arrest of OCI sports director Martin Burke, though he is not named on the same charges as Pat Hickey and Kevin Mallon.
Pat Hickey and Kevin Mallon were formally charged by the public prosecutor today.
The Belfast fighter won’t be heading for Tokyo.
The Department of Foreign Affairs is providing consular assistance to the 71-year-old, his family has said.
He was driven from Bangu Prison in a blacked-out car.
A solicitor for the family of Pat Hickey said his family are struggling with the case.
Mallon had been at Rio’s Bangu prison along with former OCI President Pat Hickey.
Kevin Mallon to be released on bail, a big win for Paul O’Donovan and a day of mourning in Italy.
Anne Marie James says that the former Olympic executive has already been denied a fair trial.
