Ireland handed tough draw in Hockey World League
Ireland's men team have been handed a tough draw in Pool B of the Rabobank Hockey World League in Rotterdam.
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Heartbreak for Irish Under-19s
The Republic of Ireland Women's U19s team's UEFA Championship dreams ended in bitter disappointment today after losing their final group game to title holders Sweden in the Netherlands.
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King's Under-21 side given new look
Republic of Ireland Under-21 team manager Noel King is focusing on the future when his side hosts the Netherlands at Tallaght Stadium on lunchtime today.
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Irish Under-21s shine against Netherlands
Debutant Aiden O'Brien claimed a double as the Republic of Ireland Under-21s surged to an impressive 3-0 friendly victory over the Netherlands.
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New faces in Ireland under-21 squad
Republic of Ireland under-21 manager Noel King has announced a 21-man squad for the upcoming friendly international against the Netherlands in Tallaght Stadium.
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Hockey: Unlikely hero seals victory for Germany
Jan Philipp Rabente was the unlikely hero as he scored twice as Germany successfully defended their Olympic title with a 2-1 victory over The Netherlands.
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Hockey: Netherlands crash Aymar's party
Champions Netherlands successfully defended their title with a 2-0 win that spoiled Argentina captain Luciana Aymar's farewell to international hockey on her 35th birthday.
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Hockey: Netherlands and Germany into final
The Netherlands dished out a 9-2 thrashing to Britain in their semi-final to advance to the men's Olympic hockey final against defending champions Germany.
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Hockey: Netherlands come good on penalties
Defending champions the Netherlands beat New Zealand 3-1 in a penalty shootout on Wednesday to reach the women's Olympic hockey final.
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Hockey: Argentina into women's final
World champions Argentina eliminated Britain's women with a 2-1 defeat and will fight over hockey gold with reigning Olympic champions the Netherlands.
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Jumping: Britain take team jumping gold
Britain won team show jumping gold on Monday after a tie-breaking jump-off with silver medallists the Netherlands while Saudi Arabia captured a bronze.
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Wenger still hoping to keep Van Persie
Arsene Wenger has reiterated his desire for Robin van Persie to remain at Arsenal despite the bidding war taking place over the Netherlands striker.
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Oranje opt for Van Gaal
Louis van Gaal has been appointed as manager of the Netherlands until the 2014 World Cup, the Dutch Football Association (KNVB) has announced.
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The Netherlands and Russia make London
The Netherlands and Russia has secured the final two places in women's beach volleyball at the Olympics.
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Stoner grabs pole for Netherlands GP
Defending champion Casey Stoner recovered from a heavy crash this morning to snatch pole position for Saturday's MotoGP race in Assen.
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Robben hints at Netherlands unrest
Netherlands winger Arjen Robben has hinted dressing room unrest undermined their Euro 2012 challenge which ended last night following a third successive defeat.
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As it happened: Final games from Group B
With Germany almost assured of their place in the quarter-finals, Portugal, Denmark and Netherlands have all to play for.
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Ronaldo brace sends dismal Dutch home early
Cristiano Ronaldo inspired Portugal's passage into the quarter-finals with two goals that ended the Netherlands' dismal participation at Euro 2012.
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Euro 2012 Day 6: Netherlands 1-2 Germany
Text commentary on what happened between Netherlands and Germany in Group B.
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Germany win to leave Dutch on the brink
Mario Gomez's first-half double sent Germany to the brink of the Euro 2012 knockout stages with a 2-1 win over Holland, whose own hopes of reaching the last eight now hang by a thread.