Golf momentarily takes backseat in Doonbeg as Trump touches down at Irish Open
Third tee provides prime viewing spot for US president’s arrival in West Clare
Shane Lowry surges ahead as Doonbeg security teams swarm for Donald Trump’s arrival
Garda presence swelling on course as Irish Open prepares for US president’s arrival
Deceptive Doonbeg greens leave Rory McIlroy befuddled
Putter lets reigning champ down in Irish Open second round
Snail’s pace at the Irish Open as Rory McIlroy’s round takes six hours and six minutes
Doonbeg’s course design, forcing a one-tee start, and windy conditions mean seven groups fail to finish their round before darkness
Doonbeg was doing just fine before State got involved in moving Irish Open to Trump’s venue
Having the event at Co Clare venue plays perfectly into US president’s sole focus – making more money
Shane Lowry: ‘A lot of the reason I’ll get out of bed over the next 12 months is to make the Ryder Cup team’
The 2009 Irish Open winner returns to action this week at Doonbeg
Pádraig Harrington set to break record held by Seve Ballesteros at Irish Open
His enthusiasm unabated, Harrington readies for his 31st-straight Irish Open appearance at Doonbeg
An Irish club’s historic kick-off: Mayo FC get ready to leap into the unknown
Despite soccer’s fragmented development in the county and some ‘alarming communications’, Mayo FC will on Saturday host St Francis in the FAI’s new National League
Robbie Keane’s relentless ambition continues to be hindered by decision to manage in Israel
The former Maccabi Tel Aviv boss is a new addition to Match of the Day, but this should be a brief diversion from management
Troy Parrott flirts with fantasy on lively Real Betis debut
Irish striker missed a chance immediately after coming off bench, but played a role in the winning goal
Watching the Premier League in Ireland is a strikingly costly business
Irish fans paying second-highest price in Europe for Premier League access
Don’t worry about athletes, the Robot Games showcases how they might replace the rest of us
AI Olympics won’t threaten elite sportspeople – I’m just happy there isn’t a sportswriting category
Troy Parrott is off to Real Betis. Forsaking English football has been the making of him
Ireland hero taking another step up in a fascinating career
Former FAI director of football Marc Canham lands new role with Saudi Arabian FA
The 43-year-old worked for the FAI for just under three years, departing in April 2025
‘You very rarely get home properly’: Two Irish managers on the realities of a precarious profession
Conor Hourihane and Joe Dunne detail the extraordinary pressures of patrolling the sidelines – and what makes it all worthwhile