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The Uber-driving English champion & his 30-year fight for a passport
English light-middleweight champion Bilal Fawaz challenges for the British title belt on Saturday, but is still fighting for a British passport.
How safe is bare-knuckle boxing as it fights for mainstream appeal?
A new BBC documentary looks at the rise of bare-knuckle boxing as fighter Liam 'Rocky' Rees tells BBC Sport why he loves the adrenaline.
Olympic trials to £6m deal - Shields' full-circle moment
Undisputed heavyweight champion Claressa Shields tells BBC Sport how she stays motivated as she prepares to face Franchon Crews-Dezurn.
'Make boxing great again'
Former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury says his latest comeback is in order "to make boxing great again".
Cork boss fumes at RTE and GAA after comments get ‘twisted and turned’
Cork hurling boss Ben O’Connor has hit out at RTE and the GAA after his comments about refereeing in the sport got ‘twisted and turned’. The Rebels enjoyed a seven-point victory over Tipperary on Saturday, in front of over 30,000 fans. O’Connor was pleased with his side’s performance in the clash, though he was left […]
'Can't live in the past' - Warren on boxing's future after 45 years as promoter
After celebrating 45 years as a boxing promoter this year and a period of rapid change, Frank Warren expects more to come in the next decades.
'Boxing can be messed up' - how to build a prospect
Hassan Ishaq is beginning his boxing career with just two fights under his belt. BBC Sport speaks to his team the "delicate" task of building a prospect.
'The rebuild of myself' - Wilder opens up on mental health struggles
Former world heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder opens up about his mental health struggles, and says he's now "at peace" before his fight against Derek Chisora on 4 April at London's O2 Arena.
Kilkenny boss Lyng opens up on controversial Tipp point debacle
Kilkenny manager Derek Lyng said his team were never going to go to war with Croke Park and Tipperary after last year’s controversial scoreboard error in the All-Ireland semi-final. The issue of an appeal was put to him after a Noel McGrath wide was wrongly recorded as a point on the official scoreboard at Croke […]
What is LIV Golf's future after Reed & Koepka exits?
With the PGA Tour going on the offensive, how hard LIV's paymasters fight to keep Bryson DeChambeau may well go a long way to dictating the future credibility of its series, writes Dan Roan.
Who are the Brogans? Famous GAA dynasty to sit down for rare chat on Late Late Show
From the Spillanes to the Cannings, the GAA is full of family dynasties. With the same surnames cropping up in accolades for counties the country over, some can range from two brothers who kit out for club and county to generations of winners. None, however, are probably more famous than the Brogans of Dublin — […]
Nicky Butt’s love for GAA has everyone asking the same thing
It’s always funny to find out someone not from Ireland is into GAA. Sometimes it’s because they have Irish heritage, like the Gallagher brothers and Ed Sheeran, and sometimes it’s just out of the blue, like Sarah Jessica Parker, who’s a fan of Donegal through owning a holiday home in the county. However, some are […]
Kerry boss feels laws have gone too far after controversial win
Jack O’Connor’s criticism of players handing the ball to an opponent after being called for a foul is not new. A year ago, as Gaelic football stepped into its brave new world, the Kerry manager suggested the rule was ‘unnatural’. Last Sunday, as he saw Mike Breen penalised for the infraction and Roscommon’s Diarmuid Murtagh […]
Roscommon fans left fuming after late controversy in Kerry loss
Kerry got their National League campaign off to a winning start on Sunday with a dramatic late victory over Roscommon. However, the match finished in controversial fashion, particularly surrounding the Kingdom’s last-second point that claimed the win. The final point of the clash left Roscommon players and fans fuming at full-time, while the hosts celebrated […]
Huge blow for Galway GAA as key figure ruled out for return
Galway GAA Padraic Joyce has confirmed a major blow for his side’s depth after their National League campaign got off to a faltering start. The Tribesmen fell to a 3-18 to 2-18 defeat against Mayo on Sunday, with a number of stars unavailable for the opening fixture. New captain John Maher is still out with […]
Woods comparisons continue after Scheffler wins again
World number one Scottie Scheffler becomes the second-fastest player to win 20 PGA Tour events with a four-shot victory at the American Express in California.
Kerry Legend expects Kingdom to go all out to break hoodoo
Competitive intercounty football is back this weekend as All-Ireland Champions Kerry will be kicking off their Allianz League campaign at home to Roscommon this Sunday. The Kingdom won their 39th Sam Maguire after an amazing performance against Donegal, where David Clifford truly stamped his place among the all-time greats by winning his second title. They […]
Tyrone Legend tips youngster to break out ahead of Division 2 campaign
It’s fair to say that last year wasn’t great for Tyrone. The Red Hand County started 2025 off by getting relegated from Division One of the Allianz League. They only won one of their first five games to start the campaign and even two wins over Donegal and Dublin weren’t enough to keep them in […]
Dublin GAA players plan major protest during National League matches
Dublin GAA players are set to mount a major protest during the upcoming National Leagues. The county board has reportedly been made aware that both the footballers and the hurlers will be taking part in separate demonstrations. The National Leagues get underway on Saturday, January 24, with Dublin hosting Donegal at Croke Park at 5pm. […]
Club final showed it is time for GAA to look again at the four-point goal in football
In a game of so many magical GAA moments, Ruaidhrí Fallon’s marvellous two-pointer in the final seconds of added time at the end of normal time still stands out. Not just for the purity and beauty of the strike, and the clever way that Conor Hand took a slew of Dingle defenders out of the […]
Ex-All Ireland winner strengthens roster of iconic US team
For the past several years, there’s been a huge rise in the number of Irish kickers in American football, spearheaded by the great Charlie Smyth. The former Down goalkeeper has secured himself a full roster spot and a three-year contract with the New Orleans Saints after starring for the Louisiana side during the back end […]
From Aronimink to Zalatoris - an A-Z of golf in 2026
It could be a struggle to match the tumultuous highs of last year but there is still plenty to look forward to in the coming 12 months, writes Iain Carter.
Social media users slam double standard as camogie players endure icy conditions
Twitter users have been calling out a double standard between men’s football and camogie after the All-Ireland Camogie Club final replay on Saturday. Athenry were named All-Ireland champions at the weekend following a 0-14 to 0-12 victory over St Finbarr’s in Thurles. The final was forced to be replayed after a 0-15 to 1-12 draw […]
Here’s 12 resolutions we would like to see in the GAA in 2026
It’s that time of year again when becoming a pioneer is fashionable in Ireland, if only for a month. Whether it’s Dry January, booking that set of Reformer Pilates classes or heading to the sunshine to reset the body clock for the year ahead, plenty of people will be looking to start 2026 afresh. In […]
‘She had the warmest heart’ — Tributes pour in for Armagh GAA legend after sudden passing
Tributes have poured in after Armagh LGFA announced late last night the passing of Laura McGibbon. McGibbon, who went by her maiden name Brown during her career, was a former All-Ireland winner, with the Lurgen woman winning player of the match in both the Ulster final and All-Ireland final in 2012. She passed away suddenly […]
A year like no other — Top 7 GAA moments from 2025
From football’s rules revolution to camogie’s new era and a changing of the guard in hurling, 2025 was a year like no other in GAA. Take a look back at these seven memorable moments from the year that was: 1: A NEW VISION FOR GAELIC FOOTBALL A brand new dawn for Gaelic football. A brave […]
A look back at the GAA legends that retired in 2025
With 2025 coming to a close, it’s time to have a look back on what was a big year for the GAA. The two-pointer was introduced in football, and it was a game-changer, highlighted in the All-Ireland final where Kerry won their 39th title. With the Allianz League about to start in a few weeks, […]
'She's most gifted female British sprinter ever'
Ex-World indoor champion Richard Kilty calls 15-year-old Celine Obinna-Alo "the most naturally gifted female British sprinter ever".
Innovation, evolution, revolution - golf's new faces championing change
With an influx of new people at the head of the sport's most important bodies, the groundwork is being laid for rapid change, writes Iain Carter.
'150th Open champion Smith needs more than a cool number plate'
Cam Smith admits "it's in my head" as he tries to deal with his career stalling since winning the 150th Open and then joining LIV, writes Iain Carter.