The Irish Greyhound Board has issued a statement outlining its commitment to welfare ahead of what could be a highly emotive RTÉ Primetime investigation to be broadcast tonight. Continue reading →

Two primary schools in Munster have won a trick shot competition run by the organisers of next week’s Dubai Duty Free Irish Open at Lahinch. They are a pretty talented bunch down in Clare. Continue reading →

Boxing has delivered again for Ireland on the world stage with Regan Buckley and Michael Nevin guaranteeing our first two bronze medals at the European Games in Minsk. Continue reading →

Breakdancing has been given formal approval to be part of the Olympic Games in Paris 2024. Continue reading →

Over the coming weeks, we will run through each of the counties in the GAA Championships with a look at who they have attached to their county ‘brand’, and how the association is working to improve both sides. Today we take a look at the deals that are in place in Laois. Continue reading →

There has been substantial talk in the last 24 hours of Dublin GAA’s funding and how it has given it a significant competitive edge on the field of play. Today we look at an area where that is far from the case. Continue reading →

Swim Ireland will host the 2019 #WePlay Inspiring Girls in Sport Conference nest Wednesday, July 3rd at the National Indoor Arena on the Sport Ireland Campus.
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It’s another summer weekend where we will see the best part of 150,000 fans take in live Championship Games, despite four of them being televised live. Continue reading →

It was a first for me last night as I attended the Atlantic Challenge between the Irish Women’s Softball team and Team USA on the All Weather pitch at Bective Rugby Club. Continue reading →

Kingspan, the Cavan based multinational building services company has today announced a two-year partnership with fellow Cavan native and promising golfer, Leona Maguire.
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There’s a lot on the line for the 206 pairs of hands in which the future of the FAI now rests. Continue reading →

The International Olympic Committee formally opened it’s new headquarters building in Lausanne yesterday marking its 125th anniversary as a sporting body. Continue reading →

Meath’s return to Division One of the Allianz League will accelerate their improvement as a football team but they were handed a painful lesson in how big of a gap they may yet face at Croke Park yesterday. Continue reading →

Ironman's first full event in Ireland took place in Youghal yesterday though a yellow weather warning for rain meant that the first part, a 2.4 kilometre swim had to be cancelled.

One tribe, hundreds of thousands strong, from every corner of the country. Every club, every school, every parish. Continue reading →

A big part of any partnership between business and sport is the ability to transfer value from one to another. Members of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association will get just that from this morning as AIG extends a range of … Continue reading →