Friday 24 June, 2022
The biggest fight in the history of women’s boxing between the Irish icon and the Puerto Rican great will finally take place on 30 April in New York.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men have failed to keep a clean sheet in 12 consecutive home games in all competitions.
One Megan in, one Megan out as Vera Pauw puts together a squad of 27 for next Tuesday’s likely pivotal clash.
James Ryan captains Andy Farrell’s side on what feels like a very important occasion for this squad.
Mourneabbey defend their crown against Kilkerrin-Clonberne in Limerick tomorrow.
Taylor was four pounds heavier than her opponent, but still safely under the lightweight limit.
Media coverage is the last thing on Katie Taylor’s mind ahead of what she says is ‘by far the biggest night’ of her career.
Taylor must first vanquish Rose Volante in a major fight in March, but is due to face Delfine Persoon in New York provided she’s successful.
The experienced out-half has been sidelined with a knee tendon injury in recent weeks.
Munster head coach Johann van Graan said Chris Farrell won’t be available for their crunch tie against Leinster but is close to making a return.
Munster are ready for December 29th and a heavyweight contest in Thomond.
The Irish rugby legend spoke openly on a series of topics at Liberty Hall in Dublin.
The Kiwis will provide a far sterner test than Argentina did last weekend.
Promoter Eddie Hearn says he’s exploring options which might see Joshua-Wilder land in the States.
The pair square off in Cardiff on Saturday night.
The counties lock horns in the All-Ireland senior hurling final at Croke Park.
St Kieran’s are aiming for a 22nd title, and four-in-a-row, as Our Lady’s Templemore seek the title for the first time since 1978.
A new report shows that people need to face the reality to “prevent the inevitable disaster from becoming a catastrophe”.
Niamh Briggs was injured in a rout of Tunisia in the quarter-finals.
There’s plenty to discuss ahead of Saturday’s EirGrid All-Ireland U21 football decider between Cork and Mayo.
This sextet will have a big say as Gaelic Football’s heavyweights contest for national silverware again.
The Category 5 Hurricane Patricia is expected to bring 200 mph winds, and potentially catastrophic rainfall.
The retired blindside could be among the Ireland ranks under different circumstances this weekend, and he knows the hurt they carry into this World Cup.
Philippe Saint-André’s men finished powerfully after a stuttering display in Milton Keynes last night.
The scene is set for another titanic collision between the game’s age-old rivals.
The ultimate test for the bantamweight champion.
The scene is set for Sunday’s provincial final at Semple Stadium.
Cork City and Dundalk will square off in front of the RTÉ cameras at a packed Turner’s Cross.
Jockey Leighton Aspall won the race for the second year in-a-row.
All round to your gaff.
The Ireland head coach and Paul O’Connell warned of the quality of Stuart Lancaster’s team.
This pic shows just how close a finish it was.
Size matters, apparently.
There’s nothing quite like Paris in the springtime.
“The way Wales play the game, you have to be physical to negate that.”
