Clark impresses at Chatsworth
Aoife Clark followed up her notable eighth-place finish in Badminton last weekend with a second place at the Chatsworth Horse Trials.
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Clark claims top ten placing at Badminton
Aoife Clark produced an impressive show jumping performance to finish eighth overall at Britain's Badminton Horse Trials.
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Clark climbs to 12th place at Badminton
With just Monday's deciding show jumping phase to come, Ireland's Aoife Clark moved into 12th place overall after the cross-country stage of the Badminton Horse Trials in England today.
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Clark 16th after dressage phase at Badminton
A notable performance left Ireland's Aoife Clark and her Irish Sport Horse Master Crusoe in joint 16th place after today's dressage phase at the world famous Badminton Horse Trials in England.
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Interview: Scott Evans
Ireland's No 1 badminton player discusses his start to 2013
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Reidy takes up badminton post
Badminton Ireland CEO Richard Vaughan discusses the appointment of Tom Reidy as high performance director
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Evans looks back over his 2012
Ireland's No 1 badminton star Scott Evans recaps an eventful year, which saw him qualify for his second Olympics at London 2012.
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Evans wins Irish Badminton Open
Ireland's Scott Evans has won his first ever international tournament, the men's Carlton Irish Open singles title.
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Top seeds advance to finals in Baldoyle
Ireland's Scott Evans and Chloe Magee, the top seeds, are both through to the finals of the Carlton Irish Badminton Open at Baldoyle.
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Evans and Magee go through
Scott Evans and Chloe Magee both comfortably won their opening round matches at the Carlton Irish Badminton Open in Baldoyle this morning.
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Chambers loses out in Irish Futures final
Ireland's Sinead Chambers suffered a straight-sets defeat to France's Perrine le Buhanic in the women's final at the Fyffes Irish Futures Series at Baldoyle in Dublin.
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Scott Evans' London 2012 Blog
Walking out to face Lin Dan in the Olympics was one of the most amazing experiences of my life, writes Scott Evans.
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South Korea badminton bans reduced
South Korea's Olympic badminton coach Sung Han-kook has had a lifetime suspension cut to two years, while four players sent home from the London Games for throwing matches also had their bans reduced.
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South Korean badminton coach faces questioning
South Korea's head badminton coach Sung Han-kook faces a dressing down on his return from the Olympics after four of his players were sent home in disgrace for throwing matches.
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Badminton: China win mixed doubles gold & silver
China's Zhang Nan and Zhao Yunlei produced a stunning performance to claim gold in the mixed doubles at London 2012.
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Badminton: Yang quits after Olympic scandal
Yu Yang, one of the Chinese badminton players disqualified from the Olympics says she is quitting the sport, saying her dream has been "heartlessly shattered".
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Badminton champ quits sport
Des Cahill reports on world champion Yu Yang's decision to quit badminton following her disqualification from the Olympics
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Badminton: IOC wants coaches investigated
The International Olympic Committee has asked the national delegations of China, South Korea and Indonesia to investigate the role of their badminton coaches in a match-throwing scandal that led to the disqualification of eight players.
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Badminton: South Korean appeal rejected
An appeal from South Korea over the expulsion of two pairs from the London 2012 women's doubles competition has been rejected.
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Badminton games thrown
Des Cahill examines the issue of Badminton pairs deliberately losing their matches