Campbell-Brown tests positive for banned diuretic
Jamaica's 200 metres world champion Veronica Campbell-Brown has tested positive for a banned diuretic, according to sources close to Jamaican athletics.
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Gregan continues great form with win in Sweden
Brian Gregan maintained his winning ways on the track when the Clonliffe Harriers AC athlete won over 400m this afternoon in Gothenburg.
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Bolt must qualify for 100 metres
Usain Bolt will have to qualify for the 100 metres at this year's world championships after Jamaican officials decided the country's automatic entry into the race should go to Yohan Blake.
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Muzerski wins Cork marathon, Curley wins women's
Poland's Bartosz Muzerski fended off Clonliffe Harriers' Gary O'Hanlon to win the Cork City Marathon, while Pauline Curley won the women's race.
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Pistorius unlikely to compete this year
Oscar Pistorius has turned his back on athletics for the rest of the year to focus on fighting the murder charge hanging over him.
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Possible bronze for O'Rourke after Yanit charged
Derval O'Rourke may be in line for a European bronze medal after gold medallist Nevin Yanit from Turkey was charged with doping violations.
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Kebede claims victory in London marathon
Ehtiopia's Tsegaye Kebede snatched victory in the final kilometre of the London Marathon in an unofficial time of two hours six minutes and four seconds.
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Former champion Crawford is banned
Former Olympic champion Shawn Crawford has been given a two-year ban by the United States Anti-Doping Agency after once again failing to comply with the whereabouts requirements
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Bolt confirm return to London
Usain Bolt will return to London's Olympic Stadium for the Anniversary Games in July.
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London Marathon to go ahead on Sunday
Britain's Sports Minister Hugh Robertson says the London Marathon will go ahead as planned on Sunday and is "absolutely confident" that it can be kept safe.
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Bekele defends Great Ireland Run title
Ethiopian Kenenisa Bekele retained his title with a dominant display in the Great Ireland Run.
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Bekele back to defend Great Ireland Run title
The Spar Great Ireland Run takes place on Sunday in the Phoenix Park with Kenenisa Bekele the star attraction.
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Britton withdraws from Great Ireland run
Fionnuala Britton has withdrawn from the SPAR Great Ireland Run on Sunday due to fatigue.
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Family insists 'Blade Runner' is not back training
The family of Oscar Pistorius has issued a statement denying the Olympic and Paralympic 'Blade Runner' was back in training for the first time since he was charged with murdering his girlfriend.
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Bolt set for London appearance
Usain Bolt looks likely to race at the London Anniversary Games at the Olympic Stadium in July.
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Pistorius allowed to travel abroad
Oscar Pistorius is allowed to travel abroad to compete after a judge today changed his bail conditions as he awaits trial for killing his girlfriend.
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Radcliffe admits career may be over
World marathon record holder Paula Radcliffe is facing up to the very real possibility she may never compete again because of ongoing complications with her foot injury.
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Britton finishes 14th in World Cross-Country
Fionnuala Britton finished 14th behind Emily Chebet of Kenya in today's World Cross-Country Championship in Bydgoszcz, Poland. The Irish team finished fifth, confirming its status as the leading European team.
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Sprinter Mennea dies aged 60
Olympic gold-medal winning sprinter and Italian politician Pietro Mennea has died at the age of 60, the Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI) has confirmed.
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World Cross-Country live on RTÉ Sport
RTÉ Sport will provide live coverage of the IAAF World Cross Country Championships from Bydgoszcz in Poland on Sunday next.
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Back door 'has only helped stronger counties'
- Dawn Approach claims Palace stakes
- Ireland U20s pipped by France at JWC
- Brumbies tame the Lions
- Best critical following first tour defeat
- Carroll due to have medical at West Ham
- Trap wanted to speak to Mrs Duff about retirement
- Spain retain European Under-21 crown
- Injury forces Venus out of Wimbledon
- McEnroe wants Nadal seeded in top four
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North fit for first Test - Dawn Approach claims Palace stakes
- Ireland U20s pipped by France at JWC
- Best critical following first tour defeat
- Injury forces Venus out of Wimbledon
- Trap wanted to speak to Mrs Duff about retirement
- Spain retain European Under-21 crown
- Back door 'has only helped stronger counties'
- Carroll due to have medical at West Ham
- McEnroe wants Nadal seeded in top four
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