Archery: Gold medal for South Korean Oh
Oh Jin-hyek ended South Korea's long wait for a men's individual Olympic title with a stunning display to defeat Japan's Takaharu Furukawa 7-1 in the final at Lord's.
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Archery: Ki claims gold in shoot-off
Ki Bo Bae has returned the women's archery gold to South Korea after edging a one-arrow shoot-off with Mexico's Aida Roman at Lord's.
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Archery: South Korea win seventh gold
South Korea maintained their remarkable record in women's team archery, winning a seventh consecutive Olympic gold at Lord's.
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Archery: Italy strike gold
Italy claimed a shock gold in the men's archery team event at Lord's as Michele Frangilli held his nerve to hit a 10 with the last arrow of the final against the United States.
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South Korean Im breaks world record
South Korea's Im Dong-Hyun broke his own 72-arrow world record in the archery ranking round for the London Olympic Games with a score of 699 on Friday.
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Korean archer Im more than meets the eye
South Korean archer Im Dong-hyun is so accurate with the bow he could probably hit a bulls-eye from 70 metres away with his eyes closed.
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Guide to archery at the Olympics
Find out more about archery at the Olympics.
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Paralympics Day Six Round-up
At the Paralympic games in Beijing today, the Irish seven-a-side football team have drawn 1-1 with Britain.
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Paralympics - Day Five round-up
Sean Heary from Navan, who qualified in 20th, is through to the quarter-finals of the archery competition after pulling off a surprise 113-112 victory over Korea's Sung Kil Go.
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China's Zang ends Korean win streak
China's Zhang Juan Juan ended South Korea's streak of winning every women's Olympic archery gold medal since 1984 when she took the individual title on Thursday.
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Gold again for South Korea
Nothing was going to stand between South Korea and a sixth consecutive Olympic archery team title.
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Park leads South Korea to world record
Athens Olympic champion Park Sung-hyun came within a whisker of perfection on Sunday, breaking the world record in the women's archery quarter-finals.
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A guide to Olympic archery
The sport of archery dates back to ancient times. The first recorded archery contest of more recent times was staged in Finsbury, England, in 1583.
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South Korean domination set to end?
The Beijing Olympics could mark the beginning of the end for South Korea's archery dynasty.
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World gears up for Korean challenge
China, Taiwan, Russia, Britain and Italy are catching up with the champions in recent times, but will need to perform above their potential to stop the Korean juggernaut
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Korean archery dominance continues
South Korea's trio of record-breaking archers made up for poor solo performances at the Olympics to win the men's team gold medal on Saturday, giving their country three of the four archery titles.
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Italian beats South Koreans in archery
Italy's Marco Galiazzo exploited South Korea's stunning disarray in the men's individual archery on today to win the Olympic gold medal in a tense Athens final against Hiroshi Yamamoto of Japan.
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6th straight archery gold for Korea
South Korea won a sixth straight Olympic gold medal in the women's individual archery when South Korea's Park Sung-hyun defeated compatriot Lee Sung-jin 110-108 in the final.
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South Korea set records in archery
South Korea archers celebrated setting the first world records of the Athens Olympics today.
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Olympics: Star archer resigns from U.S. Olympic team
Double Olympic Archery gold medallist Justin Huish has quit the U.S. Olympic team.