Mary Hannigan

The Tyson/Paul fight is a charade but content gold; Ireland have a daunting trip to Twickenham; while Seamus Power is off to a flier at the RBC Heritage

Never a dull moment in the Munster hurling championship; Lee Chin speaks about last year’s racist abuse

Why oh why did Uefa have Tuesday and Wednesday’s quarter-finals kick off at the same time?

Gerry Thornley says Leinster is a ‘classic case of the rich getting richer,’ while Sean Moran looks at ‘kite-flying’ on September All-reland finals

CEO’s legacy will be one of plans with little execution; Leinster strengthen their hand; Michael Murphy looking forward to Harte v McGuinness

Shambolic search for a new Republic of Ireland manager lurches on, while instability has done little to repair reputational damage of the John Delaney years

Ticket talk has already started for Champions Cup semi-final; Ireland gets Six Nations campaign up and running; Scottie Scheffler makes it look easy

Megan Campbell’s long throw leads her to be dubbed ‘Rory Delass’

Bandwagoners are, mercifully, only subjected to this kind of guff in glory weeks

Having won the Gold Cup on A Plus Tard and two Champion Hurdles on Honeysuckle, Blackmore secured the third jewel in the festival’s crown on 17-2 shot Captain Guinness

Robbie Henshaw and Leinster “obsessed” with a fifth Champions Cup; Athletics to give prize money to Olympic champions

Many camogie players find the mandated skirt-short hybrids restricting, but it seems they’ll be stuck wearing them until 2027 at least

Ronan O’Gara takes La Rochelle to Cork; Vera Pauw speaks out; Louth get ready for Leinster championship

Ex-Ireland manager hits out at former colleagues after tenure in role ended following 2023 World Cup

Gerry Thornley looks at the Leinster v La Rochelle saga while Darragh Ó Sé is far from convinced about goalies being key in attack