Irish heartache occurs before Olympics opening ceremony
Olympic-scale disruption on Paris; Joe Canning reflects on All-Ireland final; Shels lose in Zurich
Ireland’s Sevens get Olympic campaign off to ideal start
Rugby team will face New Zealand and a quarter-final on Thursday; Armagh prepare for Galway’s stingy defence; St Patrick’s on a European quest
Ireland’s Rugby Sevens are first out of the blocks in Paris
‘Sevens Heaven’ awaits for our Olympians; Darragh Ó Sé thinks Galway will claim Sam; Shamrock Rovers are left with a mountain to climb
The agony and ecstasy: Cork and Clare players reflect on epic All-Ireland final
Michael Murphy’s social media warning to football finalists; Shamrock Rovers face step up against Sparta
Meet Team Ireland - Hockey
Sean Murray’s Ireland hockey side looking forward to their Olympic bow after completing the long, tough road to Paris
Meet Team Ireland - Badminton
Badminton: Nhat Nguyen and Rachael Darragh delighted to both make the grade for Paris
Meet Team Ireland - Jack Woolley (Taekwando)
Tallaght native Jack Woolley became the first Irish taekwondo athlete to compete at the Olympic Games when he qualified for Tokyo and is now bound for Paris
Meet Team Ireland - Canoeing
Liam Jegou, Madison Corcoran and Noel Hendrick ready to paddle their own canoe for Ireland in Paris
Meet Team Ireland - Rhys McClenaghan (Gymnastics)
Olympics: Two-time world champion heads to Paris as one of Ireland’s brightest medal prospects
Hurling season gets a ‘grand opera of a finale’
A game full of mesmerising chaos and staggering twists in Croke Park; disappointment for Shane Lowry; and a heat check for Rhasidat Adeleke
TV View: Clare and Cork deliver a game that ‘we should just shut up and watch’
The pundits were in no doubt that this was a final for the ages, with the only complaint being that there wasn’t a replay
An Olympian, a revolutionary and a Christy Moore song: Bob Hilliard was the boxing Irish clergyman who fought against Franco
It is unlikely that many Irish Olympians could lay claim to getting a mention in a Christy Moore song and being early proponents of the notion that you should ‘vote early, vote often’
Tributes to ‘national treasure’ Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh as three quarter-finals fail to impress
It must be a dizzy life being an England lad as Bellingham goes from hero to zero to hero
EuroZone: Trying to put outrageous words in Gareth Southgate’s mouth
How not to make a meal with Italy’s manager, and what Kai Havertz likes to eat