Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Caoimhín Kelleher’s transfer to Brentford has officially been confirmed. The Corkman has expressed in the past his desire for first-team football amidst ...

Former Leinster manager Stuart Lancaster is heading back to Ireland to become head coach at Connacht. Lancaster has signed a two-year deal after Pete Wilkins walked away from the western province ...

Former Republic of Ireland international Rachel Graham has highlighted Ireland’s vulnerability ahead of their final UEFA Nations League group game against Slovenia. Tuesday night’s opponents ...

Ireland’s Padraig Harrington will miss out on US Open qualification despite an impressive round of 66 in the final round of qualifying in Columbus, Ohio. There were six qualification spots ...

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There are a number of interesting matchups from the draw. Offaly were beaten by Laois in a defeat that saw them miss out on top spot and a place in the quarter-finals. Their best showing was a ...

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Republic of Ireland international Caoimhín Kelleher is set to move to the English capital after Liverpool and Brentford agreed a deal to bring him to London. The Cork native joined the Reds ...

Experienced sports journalist with expertise in GAA (Gaelic games), football, cricket, rugby and more. I frequently cover GAA for Irish daily national newspapers, the GAA, and Irish state ...

FAI Cup winners Drogheda United are seeking clarification from UEFA regarding their participation in the UEFA Conference League. The club from County Louth earned themselves a spot in Europe back ...

Fergal Quinn has become the second Irish player to earn themselves a place. World Snooker Tour after coming through Q School on Sunday. The 25-year-old put in an incredibly impressive showing.

Irish golfer Leona Maguire has made a frustrating start to this year’s US Women’s Open. The 30-year old had found herself in unwanted bad form going into this week’s competition. In her last ...