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Last week
12th May 2024 - 18th May 2024
Dublin secure 11th consecutive Leinster title after 18-point defeat of Meath
This month
May 2024
Larmour scores hat-trick as 9-try Leinster rout Ospreys
'We are not letting this f***ing happen again' - Leinster aim for double after avoiding déjà vu
'I never thought it would be easy' - Nienaber on Leinster Croke Park display
Last month
April 2024
'There’s so much potential within the group' - Bemand says more to come from his Ireland team
O'Brien holds her nerve to kick Ireland to first World Cup qualification since 2017
15-12 victory in Belfast sees Ireland finish third in the Six Nations, and book their place at next year’s Rugby World Cup.
'I said to my family, 'If you don’t come I’m going to be a little bit annoyed''
'Do I think it’s a viable competition? Yes, I do': Ireland head coach on Six Nations future
Cullen on Jordie Barrett arrival: 'He’s a player that hopefully, they’re excited to see'
'I was bit of a pest... I wanted to be out with the boys and I wanted to play'
'England have got to focus on England... we are trying to close that gap as quickly as we can'
Goodman hails Leinster's 'complete performance' and versatile Dan Sheehan
Ireland co-captain looking to bounce back from selection woe for Wales
'Just going about her business' - Cliodhna Moloney's Ireland return
Armagh claim first-ever Division 1 title with Croke Park victory over Kerry
First-half goals key as Kildare overcome Tyrone for league glory
Considine inspires Clare to Division 3 title, while O'Neill goal seals Division 4 for Carlow
March
March 2024
'Last year was probably one of the most enjoyable with Cork, which made the decision that bit harder'
'We know there is a lot of unfinished business here, so everyone is champing at the bit'
'I didn’t really have time to think... I was just thrown in. It was a massively special day'
'Nobody can expect to have too long a lay-off because we have to hit the ground running'
Mayo's 'guiding light' relishing fresh start - 'It’s a new challenge and new opportunity'
From 'greenhorn' to Ireland rugby captain alongside ex-GAA opponent and college neighbour
'Absolutely outstanding' Danaher making instant impact as Ireland get set for Six Nations opener
Blackrock beat St Michael's to claim 71st Leinster Schools Senior Cup
Goals from O'Connor and Sullivan help Dublin to emphatic win over Cork
'It’s very much in our own hands whether we make the league final or not'
The son of Ulster's Heineken Cup hero seeking U20 Six Nations glory
'I wasn’t ever the greatest hurler... rugby was pretty much always on my mind'
'The best decision for me' - Ireland U20 star flourishing after Connacht move
Donegal football focus, upcoming AFLW adventure and international soccer memories
February
February 2024
'He is a composed lad, isn’t he?' - Leinster coach praise for Frawley after Ireland start
'It’s very positive' - Leinster welcome Byrne and Osborne back from injury
Leinster produce powerful second half against Benetton to retain URC top spot
Leo Cullen’s men registered 26 unanswered points after the restart to convincingly see off the challenge of their Italian visitors.
Nienaber backs Flannery for 'Boks success, while Ross Byrne inches closer to Leinster return
'I always wanted to be a good coach': Ian Keatley embracing new challenge with U20s Grand Slam bid
Wilhelm de Klerk: South Africa's loss is Ireland's gain as U20s chase another Slam
The former Cork underage hurling star now looking to hit big time with Ireland
'We haven’t spoken about a third Grand Slam in a row. That has never once come up'
January
January 2024
'Time comes for everyone and the time has come for me' - Galway's Leonard retires