Republic of Ireland have learned how much they stand to earn if they make it to the World Cup proper next year. Governing ...

Derry City are awaiting approval from the GAA to seal their temporary move to Celtic Park, the home of Derry GAA.  Due to ...

GAA president Jarlath Burns has unveiled proposals for a “high-performance licence” as part of a move to curb the spiralling ...

Leopardstown’s Christmas Festival is one of the highlights of the racing calendar and there are a few returning names to look ...

The Irish influence in the AFLW continues to surge, with the number of Ladies Gaelic footballers set to line out in Australia in 2026 now exceeding 40 following Monday’s draft. Cork dual star Hannah ...

London GAA will take part in the FBD League in early 2026 as the countdown to competitive inter-county football gets ever closer. London will open their 2026 FBD League campaign against Galway on ...

Unbeaten Irish light-middleweight contender Callum Walsh has teased major fight news. ‘King’ last fought on the Canelo vs Terence Crawford undercard in Las Vegas in September, and has teased a return ...

Fresh off their strong 2025 championship momentum, Dublin’s hurlers will begin their 2026 Division 1B journey in January, looking to build confidence, sharpen edges, and drive toward promotion. That’s ...

Majborough is eyeing redemption at Leopardstown over Christmas following disappointment in the Hilly Way Chase. The five-year-old relinquished his position as Champion Chase favourite with more of the ...

Dublin’s Pierce O’Leary finally looks set to return home in the New Year with a fight booked for St Patrick’s weekend in the capital. O’Leary hasn’t fought at home in Ireland at all in his ...

Ireland will face the All Blacks in a July Test at Eden Park next summer, their fourth visit to the Auckland fortress since touring New Zealand for the first time in 1976. They’ve never won there, ...

The Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland will be directly involved with the 2026 World Cup draw, in Washington D.C. on Friday at 12 noon local time (5pm UK/Ire). Well, almost. The timing means ...