Former Olympic champion Simpson dies in accident
Andrew Simpson, the British sailor who won gold at the 2008 Olympics, has died after a training accident in San Francisco.
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Reid and Keane set for Japan triathlon
Irish triathletes Aileen Reid and Bryan Keane are set to race the Yokohama leg of the World Triathlon Series this weekend.
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Squash: Ireland beaten in European decider
Ireland ladies lost 2-1 to reigning champions, England, in this morning's final of the European Championships in Amsterdam.
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Perry takes Irish Squash Open women's crown
World number 11 Madeline Perry played her best squash of the week in the final of the Cannon Kirk Homes Irish Squash Open 2013 to beat Guyana's Nicolette Fernandes by three games to one.
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The Journey: Annalise Murphy
Annalise Murphy is the first subject of a new project to give the public a flavour of the unseen preparations and dedication of Irish elite athletes.
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O'hAilpin set for return to action
Setanta O'hAilpin is in the Greater Western Sydney Gaints squad to play Melbourne at the MCG this Sunday.
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McNamee Award for Spórt an tSathairn on RnaG
RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta sports programme Spórt an tSathairn has been awarded Gradam na Gaeilge 2012 at the McNamee Awards.
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McGregor: I was looking to dominate on UFC debut
Irishman Conor McGregor has spoken of his confidence in the octagon after defeating Marcus Brimage on his UFC debut at the weekend with a KO after just 67 seconds.
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Oxford gain revenge in 159th Boat Race
Oxford buried memories of their painful defeat 12 months ago as they surged past Cambridge to win the 159th University Boat Race by almost two lengths on a chilly and windy River Thames on Sunday.
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Sports chiefs: Drinks ad ban would have impact
The heads of Ireland's largest sporting organisations have said that a possible ban on sponsorship of major sporting events by drinks companies would have a big impact on their funding going forward.
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Off the Ball team leave Newstalk
The team behind Newstalk's Off the Ball programme have resigned from the station, following a dispute over scheduling.
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Wrestling champion on hunger strike over axe
Double Olympic wrestling champion Armen Nazaryan has decided to go on a hunger strike to protest against the sport's possible exclusion from the Games.
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BT acquires ESPN UK & Ireland business
BT's emergence as a serious challenger to BSkyB for sports rights continued today after it was announced that the telecommunications giant has acquired ESPN's UK and Ireland TV channels business.
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Coyle & Bailey take modern pentathlon relay silver
Natalya Coyle and Eanna Bailey made history in the USA yesterday when they won Ireland's first ever medal at a modern pentathlon World Cup competition.
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Four of eight Irish doping violations for cannabis
The Irish Sports Council has revealed that there were eight anti-doping violations in 2012, four of which were for cannabis.
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Evans: Move to UK has been key to my success
Ireland's Scott Evans believes his recent title victories are largely down to a recent move of his training base from Denmark to the United Kingdom.
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Journalist Johnny Murphy passes away
Well known Waterford news and sports journalist Johnny Murphy, who worked for the Irish Examiner newspaper, has died.
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Ireland's Special Olympians claim 12-medal haul
Team Ireland will return home from the 2013 Special Olympics World Winter Games tomorrow with a hoard of 12 medals.
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'Widespread drug use' in Australian sports
An Australian Crime Commission investigation has uncovered widespread use of performance enhancing drugs in Australian sport, as well as links to match fixing and organised crime.
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Game On - New sports show starting tonight at 7pm
A new one-hour sports show called Game On starts tonight on RTÉ 2fm, with Damien O'Meara in the presenting chair.
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The Sunday Game: Choose the Tune
- Mayo can see off Galway threat
- Lowry and McDowell through to last 16 in Bulgaria
- Slick Leinster claim Amlin Cup glory
- As it Happened: Leinster 34-13 Stade Francais
- O'Gara to retire after move to Racing confirmed
- Stoke launch investigation into pig's head prank
- McEvoy earns deserved point for Bohs
- Waters the star for Bray at the Cross
- Patterson wins it for Derry with late strike
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Toulon fight back to claim Heineken Cup glory - Laois upset Saffrons to book quarter with Carlow
- Federer and Nadal set for Rome finale
- Williams and Azarenka to meet in Rome finale
- Carlow ease past London challenge
- Ankle injury concern for Fennelly
- Sexton knew nothing of O'Gara's move to Racing
- Jones sorry for breaking Whelan's windscreen
- Wilko: European success eclipses World Cup win
- McDowell through to Match Play semi
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