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Irish fans hope for a winning start to the Six Nations on Sunday against Wales, and also for a fresh and clear identity for the team to take shape under the head coach

He came to prominence as a larger-than-life goalkeeper with the Clare hurlers, then made a successful transition to inter-county management. But his new RTÉ series, Davy’s Toughest Team, was a step into the unknown

Canoeist and coach Eoin Rheinisch has defended the project, which faces strong political opposition

The Athy man has a shot at European glory and is determined not to let lockdown keep him down

As they push for a return to normality, sporting organisations across the country face an uncertain 12 months

The former Munster and Ireland player is determined to leave behind a life of physical exertion and forge a path away from sport — but some old instincts die hard

Could a legal action by former players finally force the sport of rugby to admit that it has a head injury problem?

Rugby’s Six Nations matches aren’t on Ireland’s designated list of free-to-air, sports, neither is Uefa’s Nations League. But none of the four priority bills presented by sports minister Catherine Martin’s department dealt with a problem that is based solely on financial considerations

Study also showed 87 per cent of Irish adults are interested in Olympic sports

The Ladies Gaelic Football Association needs to take a long, hard look in the mirror at how it patronises the women it supposedly represents

Greyhound Racing Ireland boss says he is satisfied decoupling is not aimed at lowering financial support for greyhound sports

Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final is arguably Tipp’s biggest football game for 85 years, but prior to their Munster final win over Cork one man had already brought national attention to the Premier County’s big ball exponents

The Dubs’ Leinster dominance makes it ‘impossible to see who could challenge them’, says Nickey Brennan

GAA supporters around the country have long bemoaned the disproportionate funding directed towards Dublin. The GAA argues that it was merely rebalancing a perceived weakness in Dublin compared to its population size, but did it create a monster?

Last Wednesday’s sorrow at the untimely passing of a sporting genius was tempered by memories of the joy triggered by his ridiculous feats on the field of play

The Argentine’s incredible feats on the field were such that his troubles away from it could never overshadow them

The final line from the Premier county captain’s speech at an empty at Páirc Uí Chaoimh was fitting on a day which showed once more that sport more than anything is about our relationships with the people we love

Comment: The GAA is not the only reason why Ireland has gone into lockdown again, but hard questions need to be asked about why Covid spikes occurred in certain parts of the country after county final celebrations

If sport is fundamentally meaningless then how can it bring so much joy and bind families and friendships? The absence of matchdays to those who build their lives around them is devastating