A brand ambassador for Omega, the golfer says he collaborated on the design of the €46,900 Seamaster Aqua Terra Ultra Light

The former Leeds United centre-half steered Ireland to Euro 88, Italia 90 and USA 94 as a manager, transforming not just Irish football but its wider society in the process

The rugby tournament kicks off in August with a truncated season of 15 games

Mired in controversy, plagued by corruption and tainted by association with gangland figures, the sport of boxing continues to stagger through the mire – holding up an unflattering mirror to its own fans in the process

The consultancy giant, which was paid more than €1 million in advisory fees by the FAI over 20-plus years, first filed a warning about the association’s accounting records in 2019

Irish rugby is in limbo, with all the provinces feeling the impact of Covid-19 restrictions on sporting fixtures. At Leinster alone, there’s an €8m hole in the balance sheet

The ongoing whitewashing of Daniel Kinahan, the man behind the big Fury-Joshua fight, is a disgrace to the sport of boxing

Des Gibson has written to the Society of Editors in Britain to directly inform them about organiser Daniel Kinahan’s involvement in organised crime

Once a dashing out-half for club and country, Felipe Contepomi is today overseeing the development of the new generation at Leinster Rugby – but the medical man has a strong fall-back plan if it all goes wrong

Fans across the globe are feeling the loss of sport due to Covid-19. But it’s obviously far tougher for the athletes, who know all too well that sometimes careers don’t end in glory: sometimes they don’t even end in competition

European Ryder Cup captain Pádraig Harrinton is preparing as if the competition is going ahead, though he believes it’s a long shot

Figures such as Sarah Keane of Swim Ireland have warned that their sports may end up unviable if nothing is done

The Irish golf community is aware that it is ‘the guinea pig’ when it comes to the re-opening of sport, but it is up for the challenge

Eamon Dunphy is cocooning in Ranelagh, but the coronavirus crisis hasn’t softened his cough. In a wide-ranging interview, the 74-year-old holds forth on the coronavirus crisis, his perception of Ireland as ‘a kip’, the failure of the media to hold the political class to account – and why he gave away the only football medal he ever won

The new Ireland manager starts his tenure on a wave of goodwill, but will his complex approach to football reap rewards?

E-sports, once considered niche, are attracting record viewership numbers in the age of the coronavirus – and the large online betting platforms now want a piece of the action

The moment that many of Ireland‘s top athletes have been waiting for all their lives is the Olympic Games. So now that Tokyo 2020 has been postponed until 2021, how are they coping?

Pushing her body to the limit every time she gets into the water, Dingle-based Nuala Moore is always on the lookout for the next physically draining challenge

Suspension of fixtures over Covid-19 outbreak puts severe pressure on rugby, GAA and soccer clubs

Sports business expert predicts the tournament would lose most of its audience if it moved behind a paywall