Ian O'Riordan

IOC statement this week will be no comfort to the Ukrainian athletes, instead forcing them to consider a boycott

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is intent on reopening the door ahead of the Paris Games next summer

Entering his eighth season with Kerry, the Killarney schoolteacher will be patient in his return

Manager happy with victory but disappointed about the playing surface at Croke Park

Antrim champions Dunloy were just one point in arrears going into the final 10 minutes

The 20 year-old took a significant chunk off her own Irish record in Albuquerque

The popular myth is distance running damages the hips and knees, surviving on the tennis court is a different matter

The deadline to register interest in purchasing a ticket is January 31st

Team co-captain relishing daunting challenge that awaits in Croke Park on Sunday

Crokes captain says last year’s final defeat will have no bearing to Sunday’s outcome at Croke Park

The Dublin sprinter was racing for the first time since the European Championships last August

Sport has a history of playing out that way – of dispensing its favour on some great athletes and players while ignoring the claims of others as deserving

David and Paudie Clifford will be the headline acts at Sunday’s junior club final showdown, and their clubmate and close friend Matt Rennie couldn’t be happier

Louth and Kildare withdraw from concluding round-robin games for differing reasons

Former Australian Football League player relishing recent runs with Derry club and county