De Bromhead hopeful for Hotel at Fairyhouse
Henry de Bromhead is hopeful the exciting Days Hotel can secure his fifth win from six starts over fences in the Normans Grove Chase at Fairyhouse tomorrow.
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Realt blunder opens door for Hotel
A costly error at the last by Realt Dubh let in Days Hotel to land the paddypower.com Chase at Naas.
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Days Hotel drops in trip for Naas feature
Days Hotel drops back to the minimum trip as he bids for more glory in one of three Grade Two contests at Naas, the paddypower.com Chase.
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Thursday's Thurles preview
Up-and-coming chasers Days Hotel and Roi Du Mee do battle in a fascinating renewal of the Matty Ryan Memorial Kinloch Brae Chase at Thurles on Thursday.
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Days Hotel waits for Thurles
Days Hotel is unlikely to run in the Paddy Power Dial-A-Bet Chase at Leopardstown.
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Chamonix on form for Listed feature
The Ardilaun Hotel Oyster Stakes takes centre stage on the first instalment of Galway's three-day meeting and Aidan O'Brien's Chamonix could take some beating in the Listed feature.
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Irish athletes gather at Twickenham base
RTÉ's London editor Brian O'Connell reports on the Irish athletes arrival in their London base.
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Killarney preview
The middle day of Killarney's May Festival is headlined by the McSweeney Arms Hotel Handicap Chase.
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Europe ahead in Junior Solheim Cup
Europe hold a 7-5 lead over America after the opening day of the Junior Solheim Cup at the Knightsbrook Hotel Spa & Golf Resort in Trim, Co Meath.
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Cork to speak out on survival hopes
Cork City have called a press conference for 3pm on Friday at Rochestown Park Hotel with only days left to save the club.
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Munster Hurling Special - Diarmuid O'Sullivan and Ollie Baker
Modern day greats Ollie Baker of Clare and Diarmuid O'Sullivan of Cork join Marty in Hayes Hotel to look back at their great Munster Hurling moments.
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Competitive day at Ladies' Irish Open
Sweden's Maria Hjorth and France's Julie Greciet have the joint lead after day one of the AIB Ladies Irish Open at Portmarnock Hotel and Links.
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Ronaldo injured in media frenzy
Brazilian striker Ronaldo's return to action after a 13-month knee injury layoff was marred by an ugly media scrum following Wednesday's Copa Brasil game that left the 32-year-old nursing a black eye.
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Curragh gears up for Goffs Day
The Curragh will stage Ireland's most valuable race day of the year on Sunday 28 September with a programme that features the Parknasilla Hotel Goffs Million for Colts and Fillies with each winning owner receiving €1 million.
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Bellewstown Preview - Day 2
Day two of the three-day Bellewstown meeting begins at 5.20 with the D Hotel Auction Maiden and the one-mile trip will take some getting for these juveniles.
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English boxers defeat Ireland
England beat Ireland 5-3 at the Sligo Community Centre last night to claim the two-day senior international series 10-8 on aggregate.
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Irish boxers set for English test
Ireland's boxers will face England in two senior internationals in the space of 24 hours in Mayo and Sligo later this month.
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World Cup 2010 qualifying negotiations
RTÉ's Tony O'Donoghue casts his eye over a hectic day of negotiations in Bulgaria as the Republic of Ireland fixture schedule for the World Cup 2010 qualifying campaign was decided today.
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Comment: Tony O'Donoghue
'What other tasks will these gentlemen - the custodians of the game in this country - outsource to people who really know what they're doing?'
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Preview of Galway mixed action
An eight race mixed card is headlined by the Listed Ardilaun House Hotel Oyster Stakes on day two of the Galway September Festival.