Boxing gets Olympic bounce
Manager of the Year Billy Walsh says that boxing clubs are packed following the Olympic success
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Tennis: Venus crushes Wozniak at Wimbledon
Five-time Wimbledon champion Venus Williams stayed among the contenders for Olympic gold at the All England Club after a ruthless second-round victory.
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McIlroy will go all out at Olympic Club
Rory McIlroy has decided that the best way to try to keep his US Open title - something only Curtis Strange has done in the past 61 years - is to attack.
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Casey Martin earns return to US Open
American Casey Martin, who made history in 1998 by being allowed to use a golf cart to play in the US Open, will be back at the Olympic Club in San Francisco next week after winning a qualifying event.
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James Espey reaches London Olympics
After four days of racing at the Laser World Championships in Germany, Irish sailor James Espey from Ballyholme Yacht Club in Belfast Lough achieved Olympic qualification when he made the Gold fleet on day four of the event.
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O'Flynn passed fit for Ireland
Ireland play Belgium at the Beerschot Hockey club outside Antwerp at 3:30pm today, looking to seal a place in the London Olympics.
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West Ham's Olympic move in trouble
West Ham's proposed move to the Olympic Stadium appears to be in trouble as the deal between the east London club and Newham Council has collapsed.
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Spurs refuse to accept Olympic Stadium decision
Tottenham have gone back to the High Court to continue their bid for a judicial review of the decision to award the Olympic Stadium to West Ham, the club today announced
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Sevens Rugby: Karl Richardson
Karl Richardson of the IRFU explains how Sevens Rugby will be integrated into the club season in preparation for the 2016 Olympic Games.
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Irish women fourth in Euro Rowing Championships
Ireland's rowing duo Claire Lambe and Siobhan McCrohan have finished fourth in the European Rowing Championships.
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O'Reilly advances to last 16 in Baku
Michael O'Reilly cruised into the last 16 of the AIBA World Youth Championships after producing a superb performance to beat Cuban lightweight and current World Junior and Intercontinental champion Yunior Boleri in Baku, Azerbaijan, today.
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Taylor, Moylette and Molloy on course
Ireland's senior and youth world champions Katie Taylor, Ray Moylette and Gary Molloy will all box for places in their respective finals at the Prime Ministry Tournament in Ankara, Turkey.
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Egan hit by flu while Taylor advances
Ten-time Irish senior champion Ken Egan has been withdrawn from the Ireland squad to face Italy this Friday evening after picking up the flu.
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Ireland see off England in Mayo
Daniel Coughlan beat Haroon Khan as Ireland edged out England 5-4 at the Castlecourt Hotel in Westport, Co Mayo on Wednesday night.
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Irish boxers set for Mayo double-header
Ireland will face England in the first of two internationals at the Castlecourt Hotel in Westport, Co Mayo tonight.
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Kuchar wins Turning Stone
Matt Kuchar won the Turning Stone Championship on the sixth hole of a sudden-death playoff Monday after fellow American Vaughn Taylor hit his tee shot at the par-four 13th into the water.
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Quigley wins medal in Poland
Jason Quigley claimed at least a bronze medal at the European Youth Championships following a narrow but well-deserved quarter-final win in Szczecin, Poland on Wednesday evening.
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Ward secures bronze at least
Joe Ward is guaranteed at least a bronze medal at the AIBA World Junior Championships following a second round stoppage of Russian light middleweight Rustam Musaadzhev at the Sports Complex in Yerevan, Armenia.
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Further wins in Czech Republic
Irish light welterweight Philip Sutcliffe stunned 2008 Olympic bronze medalist Hrachik Javakhyan of Armenia to guarantee Ireland another bronze medal at the Czech Republic Multi Nations in Ustil Nad Labem.