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In the internet age, there’s no need for ‘Disgusted of Dublin’, to reach for his green ink and writing paper and rattle off a letter to a newspaper explaining why he disagrees with a rugby selection. There’s no need for those of a different gender to do so, either. Social media is the way such

Belfast, Galway and London showcased some of the best marathon running this weekend, whilst Irish athlete also starred elsewhere. Lindie Naughton reports. Mick Clohisey of Raheny Shamrock AC and Fionnuala Ross of Armagh AC were the winners of the National Marathon run in conjunction with the

The memory drifts back to Mark Ring producing a spellbinding performance for Pontypool against Llanelli in the 1990s. It was close to the end of his playing career and one of Welsh rugby’s all-time great entertainers had a leg problem which hampered him, but there was nothing wrong with his brain

Jack Woolley, who competed in taekwondo for Ireland at the Tokyo Olympics, was attacked in Dublin last weekend; the 22-year-old required lip reconstruction surgery but was grateful he didn’t suffer more injuries By PA Media Last Updated: 17/08/21 11:48am Irish Olympian Jack Woolley is recovering

So, who shone brightly, and who didn’t, as the Lions fell to an agonising defeat against South Africa in the third and final Test in Cape Town? They had no shortage of opportunities to win, with an avalanche of possession in the opening half, but failed to take them as the hosts ran out 19-16