Tipperary come from behind against Waterford to set up Munster semi-final with Cork
Michael O’Brien nets for the Déise in Fraher Field defeat
‘There was a hatred ... and respect’: Tyrone’s dip defuses rivalry with Armagh - for now
‘Quirky devil’ I Am Maximus 8/1 to emulate Red Rum with Grand National hat-trick
‘Wild’: Shane Lowry becomes the first player in Masters history to have two holes-in-one
Kevin McStay: ‘Football can never be allowed to decline into such a state again’
UL Bohemian to face Blackrock in All-Ireland League decider
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GAELIC GAMES
‘There was a hatred ... and respect’: Tyrone’s dip defuses rivalry with Armagh - for now
For years Tyrone and Armagh brought the best and the worst out of each other; now it seems all too one-sided
Kevin McStay: ‘Football can never be allowed to decline into such a state again’
McStay set to head new Gaelic football expert advisory group following Jim Gavin’s Football Review Committee
Laois to face Kildare in Leinster quarter-final after impressive win over Offaly
Laois go on green-flag run in Tullamore
Cork win first Division One title in seven years with comeback victory against Galway
Mayo cruise to victory over London in Connacht quarter-final
All-Ireland SFC power rankings: Where is your county in the pecking order?
Gaelic games previews: Offaly look to kick-start season, Tyrone aim to rise to Armagh
RUGBY
Leo Cullen happy with Leinster’s ‘great group effort’ to get the job done against Sale
Head coach conscious of past painful days at the hands of semi-final opponents Toulon
Tommy O’Brien’s wide-ranging industry on full display for Leinster against Sale
Winger showed his mettle to pull Leinster through sticky opening half
Leinster 43 Sale Sharks 13: Strong second half sees Leinster into Champions Cup semis – as it happened
Leinster to face Toulon in final four
Leinster made to work hard for Champions Cup quarter-final win over Sale Sharks
England too strong for Ireland in Women’s Six Nations opener in Twickenham
Ireland’s Scott Bemand: ‘We’ll look back and think we were a little bit hard done by’
Costly yellows bring Connacht’s European journey to an end in Montpellier
SOCCER
Liverpool announce Andy Robertson will leave club at end of the season
Napoli, Juventus, Atlético Madrid and Tottenham all keen to sign the Scottish left back
Shamrock Rovers’ teenage midfielder Josh O’Dwyer set to move to Red Bull Salzburg
Austrian club win the race to sign the talented 16-year-old prodigy
‘Must be the first time in Europe this season’: Manchester United stars train at Carton House
United will face Leeds at Croke Park on August 12th
Dundalk and Galway impress as Shamrock Rovers climb on: Monday’s League of Ireland lessons
Shamrock Rovers come from behind to beat Shelbourne in stirring derby in Tallaght
Irish player tracker: Andrew Moran and Jaden Umeh sparkle for club sides at weekend
Premier League clubs facing £80m shirt sponsor void amid gambling ban
GOLF
Rory McIlroy hits series of speedbumps to surrender advantage at the Masters
Defending champion shoots 73 on low-scoring day to end round tied with Cameron Young, with Shane Lowry only two behind
Rory McIlroy’s magical second round puts him in dominant position to defend Masters title
Shane Lowry impressed in bogey-free round to move into top 5, but McIlroy’s late flourish was imperious
Masters 2026 day two: Rory McIlroy storms into six-shot lead – as it happened
Defending champion shot stunning 66, as Shane Lowry remains in contention
RACING
Pierre Bonnard starts down potential road to Epsom Derby glory
Ryan Moore rides Aidan O’Brien’s top Derby hope for the first time in Ballysax Stakes at Leopardstown
Gold Dancer euthanised due to broken back following Grade One victory at Aintree
Willie Mullins star quickly pulled up after winning post by champion jockey Paul Townend
A fairytale outcome may be unlikely but Grand National appeal still endures
Haiti Couleurs could pull off rare National hat-trick and be first Welsh trained winner in 121 years
MORE SPORT
Can the gangly teenager Paul Seixas save French cycling?
While Tadej Pogacar chases more cycling history in Paris-Roubaix on Sunday, Seixas is fast making a name for himself
Fifth medal in just over a year clinches another accolade for Kate O’Connor
‘I want more’, says athlete after setting another Irish record
Mona McSharry smashes Irish 200m breaststroke record in Bangor
John Shortt and Danielle Hill claim titles at Irish Open Swimming Championships
