Six championship matches, free to air on TG4, would be a gift from the GAA to itself
Denis Walsh: Pitching for the package rights to six GAA championship games will be a stretch for TG4 but if they come looking for that package, they should get it
Shameless Trump a dreadful embarrassment to the grand old game of golf
Donald Trump doesn’t just play golf courses; he builds them, buys them, operates them, sues over them, lies about them, bullies with them and brags about them
LIV defectors Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton should be cut adrift from the Ryder Cup
European golfers aligned themselves with a repulsive regime. Could you root for them?
Strength in science: how Lukasz Kirszenstein helped Clare reach the promised land
The Pole headed the Banner’s strength & conditioning this season, following past All-Ireland successes with Tipperary and Galway
Ronan Grimes fully committed to one last spin on competitive carousel
After just missing out on a medal at the Tokyo Paralympic Games, cyclist Ronan Grimes has given his all in preparation for Paris swansong
Joe Schmidt faces biggest challenge of his career in turning around Australia ahead of Lions tour
New Zealander has turned around the fortunes of many rugby teams but his task with the Wallabies look monumental
In 100 years of Ireland at the Olympics, this has been the greatest week
Modern Irish athletes are now comfortable competing on the elite world stage and the days of tolerance for deferential mediocrity are over
Paul O’Donovan: Ireland’s greatest ever Olympian still has more worlds to conquer
In his parallel life on the riverbank O’Donovan trained first as a physiotherapist and then turned his attention to medicine
‘An honour and a privilege’: Fintan McCarthy and Paul O’Donovan’s perfect execution lands second Olympic gold
Irish duo were impeccable in the execution of their race and were utterly dominant
Herculean effort earns Daire Lynch and Philip Doyle Olympic bronze in Paris
A demolition derby of a race took its toll as Ireland claim historic first Olympic medal in the heavyweight division
Why are Ireland winning more Olympic medals? Post-Sydney reforms are helping
Denis Walsh: The medals won by swimmers Mona McSharry and Daniel Wiffen this week are the most vivid expression of the transformation in Irish sport over the last 20 years
Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy lead record four Irish boats into Olympic finals
Tokyo gold medallists hit peak form at the right time as they look to defend title on Friday morning
Daire Lynch and Philip Doyle through to Sculls final with impressive display
Irish duo have been in medal-winning form in their first two races at this regatta
How Finbarr Kirwan became the most powerful Irish person in the world of sport
Finbarr Kirwan cut his teeth as the first high performance manager of what is now Sport Ireland and since moving to the USA has now become Chief of Olympic Sport
Olympics at a glance: How all the Irish athletes fared on Day 3
Mona McSharry claims Ireland’s first medal at Paris 2024, while Kellie Harrington and Daniel Wiffen advance emphatically