Sport Masters 2024: Joint-record prize pot on offer at AugustaLast year saw record prize money at Augusta, as the PGA Tour played catch-up with its rival LIV Golf
Sport US broadcasters’ streaming push shows platforms like GAA Go are here to stayResearch by S&P Global shows that the total spent on US rights for sports on TV and streaming has doubled in a decade, despite the decline of pay-TV subscriptions
Sport Man City and Superdry go to war as fashion chain cries foul over training top branding Retailer Superdry launched legal action against the Premier League champions over branding on training tops linked to Asahi beer
GAA StayCity ‘a good fit’ as Dublin GAA status proves major drawAparthotel giant is looking to raise profile with new multimillion sponsorship deal as Dublin says it has no plans for a paywall for streaming club games
Media Virgin Media aiming for replay of rugby rights deal with RTÉThe channel eyes splitting the broadcasting rights for major football championships following success of Rugby World Cup
Sport Ian Guider: Sacrificing Irish racing might be the price worth paying to halt problem gamblingThe sport claims that new legislation aimed at curbing betting advertising could put its future in doubt
Sport Analysis: Real opportunities for Ireland in new Olympic sportsThe five new sports present opportunities for Ireland to qualify multiple teams in 2028
Sport Bank of Ireland signs 5 year deal with the IRFUThe bank will become an official partner of the IRFU until the end of the 2027/28 season
Sport Euro 2028: Ireland and UK bid gets official approvalThe unopposed bid was approved in Switzerland after Turkey removed it self from the process last week
Sport AI can show Man United the money, says club’s data expert Sunil Menon sees virtual football as a threat to the future of the physical game, but one which can be mitigated by using technology
Sport Rugby World Cup: Why following the Irish feeder system is paying off for Tier 2 nationsThe countries that have shown progress at this World Cup,or in the build-up to it, share a common thread, while Japan and USA have seen a slide in fortunes
The Profile Bundee Aki: Ireland’s man of the momentThe Connacht centre is playing the rugby of his life as Ireland prepare to take on Scotland in the Rugby World Cup
Sport History in their sights – rowers aim for back-to-back Olympic titles Fintan McCarthy is taking a well-earned rest after his third world title, but he and Paul O’Donovan are aiming to go again in Paris next year
Sport Increasing youth participation necessary for sports brand growth Canterbury’s parent company says rugby faces competition from other games but if they get kids playing, it creates opportunities for them to support their teams
Sport Rugby World Cup gaffes bode badly for French OlympicsCrammed trams and beverage shortages at venues last week left fans frustrated and organisers on the back foot
Sport Adeleke leads the field of new global-level Irish athletic talentThe 20-year-old Tallaght woman heads a promising group that includes multiple medal contenders at major world championships for years to come
Sport Virgin Media to test commercial viability of League of Ireland broadcasts next monthThe second batch of three live games by the broadcaster are being used to examine viewer interest in the league
Media RTÉ and Virgin Media to divvy up Rugby World Cup coverage as broadcast schedule announcedBroadcasters will split coverage of Ireland’s group games and share coverage of the final
Sport Loss of Ntamack means one fewer star in thin firmament of Rugby World CupThe injured French out-half was an instantly recognisable, overwhelmingly admired player in a game that desperately needs them
Sport Rugby risks creating too much of a good thing with extra tournamentPundits react to the introduction of a biennial competition, beginning in 2026, that pits the Six Nations sides against the best southern hemisphere teams