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This month
November 2025
Player ratings as Ireland fall to New Zealand in Chicago
Ireland v New Zealand, November Test
Don't call it a comeback: Jack Crowley’s testing year comes full circle with All Blacks rerun
The 25-year-old has refined his game and earned back some of the trust he seemed to lose last November.
Last month
October 2025
FAI submits expression of interest to host 2029 Women's Champions League final
Familiarity, friendship, contempt, and Jordie Barrett's double-edged sabbatical
Ireland and New Zealand’s midfield battle in Chicago will be of particular interest, even without Rieko Ioane.
Beauden Barrett returns at out-half as New Zealand make three changes to face Ireland
Seven clubs represented in PFAI Team of the Year
Saquon Barkley clips, Conrad Smith's influence, and 'bonus' territory in Chicago
Hearn: Paddy Donovan facing trip Down Under to take on former world champion Paro
'I don't think anyone has said that Tadhg Beirne had a Lions malaise'
Lara Gillespie storms to glorious World Championship gold in Chile
The Wicklow woman secured a piece of Irish track cycling history in the Elimination race in Santiago.
Connacht's Josh Murphy cleared to face Munster as Bulls forward Wessels hit with 9-game ban
Murphy, who struck Wessels and alleged that the Springbok had grabbed his genitals, has had his red card rescinded.
Wiffen and Walshe spearhead Ireland's 13-strong European Championships team
From cast-off to leading MVP candidate, Baker Mayfield is the coolest story in American sport
Five Irish boxers included in World Boxing's first ever world rankings
Niall Murray and Paul Boyle available for Connacht's trip to Munster
Ulster make 5 changes as Sharks recall more internationals for Durban clash
'This has only fired me up even more' - Paddy Donovan set to return in world-title final eliminator
Henshaw to be assessed, while Larmour may return for Leinster's meeting with Munster
Roscommon great Ciaráin Murtagh calls time on 11-year inter-county career
Edwin Edogbo and Roman Salanoa among 7 players back in full training for Munster
Sultans of Ping and Cork City supporters launch charity jersey in aid of Down Syndrome Cork
Jamie Osborne fit and available for Leinster's first home game of the season
Idah gets off the mark in Swansea defeat, while Robinson and Connolly star in League One thriller
Connacht's meeting with Scarlets postponed due to travel disruption for Welsh side
'Proud' O'Brien and Shels draw upon fans' persistence in dark times to earn big European point
Landmark Dublin game draws huge audience on NFL Network
Niall O'Carroll departs IABA to lead Rowing Ireland's high-performance programme
September
September 2025
Dolphins star Tyreek Hill out for the season with 'multiple' torn knee ligaments
Ger Manley to stay on as Cork camogie boss
Jamie Osborne to miss a few weeks for Leinster with minor hamstring injury
Aaron Rodgers salutes 'hilarious' Carton House staff and calls on NFL to return to Dublin
Steelers rise to unique occasion as Vikings leave it too late to avoid another Dublin defeat
Pittsburgh took the spoils from the first ever NFL regular-season game in Ireland, running out 24-21 winners at Croke Park.
NFL at Croke Park: Irish surnames, Viking Splash Tours, and inner conflict
The Pittsburgh Steelers meet the Minnesota Vikings in the first ever regular-season game in Ireland at 2:30pm.
Ireland's Jude McAtamney earns big opportunity with New York Giants
Ulster without Baloucoune and longer-term absentees for Friday's URC opener with Dragons
A fresh start — again — for Ulster, but one with a baseline expectation
'We've got no right to win anything' - Leinster's season begins with blockbuster month
Callum Walsh open to ring return in November after Vegas success, but first he must build fences
Crocker, Donovan, and the tiny margins between lifelong dreams and landmine hopscotch
A split-second tangling of legs means that Lewis Crocker has hit the big leagues and Paddy Donovan faces a tricky rebuild.