IOC warn Rio organisers
The International Olympic Committee has warned the Brazilian Organising Committee that they must shape up
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McQuaid too busy for IOC
UCI President steps down from the International Olympic Committee
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McQuaid steps down from IOC host city panel
Pat McQuaid, the embattled president of the International Cycling Union, has stood down from the panel assessing host cities for the 2020 Olympics, the International Olympic Committee has confirmed.
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IOC: Pound comments on cycling 'premature'
The International Olympic Committee claims it is "premature" to even consider cycling's future in the Games following the Lance Armstrong scandal.
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Indian association elects tainted official
The suspended Indian Olympic Association (IOA) defied the IOC and went ahead with its controversial election to pick a tainted official as its new secretary-general.
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India banned by Olympic Committee
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) have banned the Indian Olympic Association over elections that could result in a tainted official taking over as the only candidate for secretary-general.
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IOC warns Rio organisers 'time is ticking'
Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympics organisers have been warned that they needed to push ahead with their preparations because time was an issue, the International Olympic Committee said.
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Irish sailor gets warning after Olympic bet
Irish sailor Peter O'Leary has been let off with a warning after betting on a direct competitor to win at the 2008 Beijing Games, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) have revealed.
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Armstrong's Olympic medal under scrutiny
The IOC is to investigate Lance Armstrong's 2000 Olympics bronze medal as the fallout from the cycling doping scandal continues.
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IOC: Record noise recorded at Katie Taylor fight
The decibel level during Katie Taylor's fight with Natasha Jonas this afternoon hit 113.7 - the highest recorded at London 2012 so far.
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Jimmy Magee honoured by IOC
Jimmy Magee reflects on his Olympic memories as he prepares to accept an award for his contribution to Olympic broadcasting by the IOC
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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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Jimmy Magee honoured by the IOC
RTÉ Sport broadcaster Jimmy Magee has been honoured by the International Olympic Committee for services to the Games.
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Swimming: IOC medical chief backs Ye Shiwen
The IOC's medical chief insists he has no reason to have suspicions over the latest Chinese swimming sensation Ye Shiwen.
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Doping crackdown is working, says IOC's Rogge
The crackdown on doping offenders in the run-up to the London Olympics has been a success after testers caught more than a 100 athletes using performance-enhancing drugs in recent months, IOC President Jacques Rogge said on Friday.
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Hickey elected to top table of IOC
OCI president Patrick Hickey became only the second Irishman ever to be elected to the executive board of the International Olympic Committee in London today.
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Olympic Archive: Killanin
1983 interview with former IOC president, the late Lord Killanin
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Jacques Rogge unconcerned by weather
IOC president Jacques Rogge claims even the British weather will not dampen the enjoyment of the London 2012 Olympics.
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IOC happy with security despite G4S glitch
Safety levels for the London Olympics have not been compromised by a major security contractor's failure to find enough staff, according to International Olympic Committee.
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IOC drop Havelange investigation
The IOC has shelved an investigation into former FIFA head Joao Havelange after he resigned as an IOC member just days before an ethics hearing into his conduct.