Ciara Mageean: ‘I just felt numb. It wasn’t even sadness, it was just emptiness’
The Down athlete reflects on the devastation she felt at having to pull out of the Olympics on the eve of the Games
The Down athlete reflects on the devastation she felt at having to pull out of the Olympics on the eve of the Games
Dua Lipa and Simone Biles among celebrities known to imagine success in belief they will achieve it
On Saturday I will attend the biggest ever gathering of Irish Olympians - more than 600 of us
Australian was hounded online for performance in Paris
Sarah Keane will be succeeded by either Moira Aston or Lochlann Walsh
Robert Dickson and Seán Waddilove were in prime position to make the podium in Marseille but a split second decision cost them and meant they finished fourth
Is it really necessary to field a race of unknown athletes in the Dublin Marathon who literally just take the money and run?
The Olympic champion was in UCD on Wednesday evening to receive the James Joyce award
With life choices to make following the games, every Olympian needs a strategy for moving forward
Six-time Olympic cycling gold medallist, 48, says he has stage 4 cancer which has metastasised from his prostate
Gillick covered the Paris Olympics for RTÉ. He is a two-time European indoor champion and Irish 400m record holder, as well as an ambassador for VHI parkrun
Some researchers have found that striving to achieve happiness leads to thinking that time is scarce, which produces unhappiness
The Olympics and Paralympics made this Irishwoman proud to live in Paris
Romania’s Ana Barbosu was awarded bronze over Chiles and IOC ordered American to return Olympic medal
Former British runner and World Athletics president is one of seven candidates battling for the job
Rebecca Cheptegei was buried at her ancestral home in Uganda on Saturday
World DanceSport Federation ranks the Australian as number one in the world, although Paris Games are excluded from methodology
Rebecca Cheptegei died four days after suffering burns to more than 75 per cent of her body
Rebecca Cheptegei (33) was severely injured in Kenya, sustaining 80 per cent burns to her body
Raheny Shamrock Athletic Club now has a long waiting list at certain juvenile levels
Family of engineer Gustave Eiffel say monument ‘is not intended as an advertising platform’
Mixed doubles silver medallists Kim Kum-yong and Ri Jong-sik reportedly placed under ‘ideological scrutiny’
Rowers Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy celebrate gold medal from Paris in Co Cork
Malachy Clerkin: Nothing broadens your sporting horizons like the Paralympics and our national sporting organisations should be wary of becoming complacent or defensive
Sonia O'Sullivan: Why was the investigation into Bahrain only made known after the Olympics – when it was concluded last December
Athletics Integrity Unit’s charge against Bahrain Athletics Association raises serious questions – including about the merit of Salwa Eid Naser’s Olympic 400m silver medal
Olympic Gold Medallist speaks of barriers he endured growing up at publication of first National Swimming Strategy at the National Aquatic Centre
Country was limited to sending 10 athletes to Paris, one of which was 400m silver medalist Salwa Eid Naser, who was previously banned for a doping violation
Tallaght sprinter claimed a massive 64 per cent of the vote in a survey conducted by Teneo Sports Advisory
Olatunde is moving to Florida to join group coached by Lance Brauman after breaking his own 100m record last Sunday
The stats show just how difficult athletics medals are to win at Olympic level and our top athletes deserve all the funding help they can get
Back-to-back Olympic gold medal winner Kellie Harrington claims the Irish Times/Sport Ireland Sportswoman Award for July
Function in Co Down celebrates achievements of athletes including Rhys McClenaghan who won gold for Ireland and swimmer Jack McMillan who struck gold for Team GB
We asked our readers to reflect on a special few weeks in Paris
Minister says there will be some ‘big and positive announcements’ about sports capital funding in September
With Paris 2024 over, the International Olympic Committee will have plenty of issues to address when the next Games begin in LA 2028
Sonia O'Sullivan: The best thing Rhasidat Adeleke can do now is return to competitive action and race again against the athletes who beat her to the medal podium in Paris
Paris Olympic review: Though now basking in our athletes’ recent success, we can expect a renewed focus on facilities, funding and coaching to be high on the agenda
Algerian Olympic champion boxer files criminal complaint in France against X over alleged ‘cyber-harassment'
Steven van de Velde spent 13 months in prison for rape, and played as part of Netherlands pair in Paris
We will miss those two weeks of uncomplicated joy which felt like a holiday for the heart
A breakdown of Government spending on sport shows biggest chunk goes on capital and equipment
It is curious that different bodies’ readings of the river’s water quality produced different results
‘We are a small village but we are now a big place on the map,’ Olympic swimming gold and bronze medallist tells his local community in Magheralin
Thousands lined O’Connell Street as Ireland’s athletes travelled back from Paris 2024
CAS on Sunday ruled in favour of an appeal by Romania’s Ana Barbosu, who will move up to third place in the event
In 2012 the London Olympics was hailed as one of the cleanest ever but within years reanalysed test samples showed the number of positive tests ran to well over 100 – including gold medal winners
People of Dublin’s north inner city welcome back two-time Olympic champion, who’s one of their own
Simon Harris sounded giddy with excitement as large crowds gathered at the GPO
There are tough decisions to be made for LA 2028 but here are a few suggestions on what the Games could live without
Athletes receive warm reception after winning seven medals and challenging on many fronts in Paris
But pub and restaurant spending slumps amid ongoing consumer pullback
The American gymnast, and her Romanian counterpart, have been on a rollercoaster. They should be allowed to keep the medals they earned
Choosing a prime minister who can appease Macron’s centrist camp, a leftist alliance and the far-right National Rally has proven tricky
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices