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Andrew Omobamidele Watched Strasbourg Teammates Scrap After European Exit
Ireland's Andrew Omobamidele was caught in an uncomfortable moment with his Strasbourg teammates and fans after their semi-final defeat
Carrick focussed ahead of return to Stadium of Light
Michael Carrick is expecting a tough test against Sunderland as he returns to the scene of one of his worst days as a Manchester United player.
World Cup resale tickets now cheaper than those available direct from FIFA
World Cup ticket prices could drop in the weeks leading up to the tournament, with resale tickets now significantly cheaper than those still available direct fr
Irish Guineas likely next port of call for Gstaad
Gstaad could seek Classic compensation in the Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas following his near miss in the Newmarket equivalent last week. The son of Starspan
Kerry and Cork reveal line-ups for Munster SFC final
Kerry boss Jack O'Connor has made two changes to his side for Sunday's Munster senior football championship final showdown with Cork in Killarney.
Bemand: These Next Two Games Are Big Moments For Us
Scott Bemand says his Ireland squad are ‘desperate to get back out there and show what they can do’, as they face into two mouth-watering home matches which clo
Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
Liverpool can secure European football by beating Chelsea while Brighton and Fulham also continue their pursuit of European
Briggs Names Ireland U21s Team For Series Finale Against Wales
Head Coach Niamh Briggs has named the Ireland U21s Match Day Squad, sponsored by PwC, for Saturday’s final U21 Women’s Six Nations Series match against Wales in
Three changes to Cork team to face Kerry in Munster football final
Patrick Doyle comes in at No 1 while Ruairí Deane gets the nod for the Fitzgerald Stadium decider.
Littler reveals late post office trip played part in mad dash before Leeds win
Littler arrived at the First Direct Bank Arena just under an hour before his first match of the evening got under way, but he still claimed victory.
Dillon and Co looking to ride Westmeath wave
Westmeath's Tracey Dillon hopes to play her part as the county bids for glory on three fronts.
Paul Flynn's football championship predictions
Paul Flynn looks ahead to this weekend's Munster and Connacht football finals.
Luke Littler reveals late post office trip played part in mad dash to Leeds
Luke Littler revealed a late trip to the post office meant a frantic dash to Leeds before he secured a third consecutive nightly win at the Premier League. The
Michael Carrick admits Sunderland nightmare ‘sticks in memory’ ahead of return
Michael Carrick is expecting a tough test against Sunderland as he returns to the scene of one of his worst days as a Manchester United player. It is 14 years s
Luke Littler reveals late post office trip played part in mad dash to Leeds
The 19-year-old says a scheduled 3pm departure from his home was put back while an impromptu trip to sell off sporting memorabilia delayed him even more.
Michael Carrick admits Sunderland nightmare ‘sticks in memory’ ahead of return
The Man Utd interim manager returns to the Stadium of Light this weekend.
International gap massive but Heimir must cap Victor now
I sometimes feel with international selection debates that everyone is right and everyone is wrong at the same time.
EFL investigates Middlesbrough complaint over alleged filming by Southampton
The teams are set to meet in tomorrow’s play-off semi-final.
Hurling Nation: Dúisigh! - GAA need to address Leinster
Dónal Óg Cusack looks ahead to this weekend's hurling action.
Trent Alexander-Arnold’s England snub is ‘mind-boggling’, says Wayne Rooney
Wayne Rooney branded Trent Alexander-Arnold’s recent England omission as “mind-boggling” although the former Manchester United captain would start Reece James a
Cinderella, the introvert and Warren's split loyalties
Frank Warren writes in his BBC Sport column about how hard it is to promote both Fabio Wardley and Daniel Dubois for their heavyweight world title fight.
'Unlikely it lasts long' - Wardley v Dubois: who wins?
Who wins when Fabio Wardley and Daniel Dubois meet in Saturday's heavyweight contest? According to Dubois' trainer, it's "highly unlikely" the fight will last l
McCarty leads at Quail Hollow as play suspended
American Matt McCarty takes a surprise lead at the Truist Championship before play was suspended in Charlotte on Thursday.
Thunder top LeBron and Lakers, Pistons down Cavs
With league-leading scorer Luka Doncic still sidelined by injury the Lakers couldn’t hang on.
Power 'super excited' by Kilkenny’s underage crop but preaches patience
Away from the shop window of senior level, trojan endeavour is generating considerable dividend for Kilkenny
Prince of Wales cheers as Aston Villa head to Europa League final
The Prince of Wales was pictured pumping his fists in the air before celebrating with Aston Villa’s players in the dressing room after they reached the Europa L
Aoife Dalton on Six Nations final straight: ‘These two games are so important’
Ireland get back down to business against Wales and Scotland.
Maurice Fitzgerald on Kerry's injuries, Cork's confidence, and the return of the old Munster final feeling
For the first time in too long, there is no contrived Munster final build-up. There’s none of the familiar hoping that a genuine contest will present itself aga
'We want to fill stadiums' - Ireland excited as Aviva ticket sales hit 26,000
There will be a much smaller crowd in Belfast for the Wales game tomorrow.
Jack Anderson: Why concussion means we all need to get our head in the game
Conflating concussion in sport to a matter of public health carries with it the risk of letting individual sports off the hook.