Olympic silver medalist John Joe Nevin and current European champion Joe Ward are out of tomorrow's Elite international with France after picking up hand injuries in last night's 10-0 victory over the French at the Rochestown Park Hotel in Cork.
RTÉ Sport's Darren Frehill gets the flight of his life over the city of Budapest with renowned aerobatic pilot Peter Besenyei.
The shell of the temporary seats at the London 2012 Aquatics Centre was stripped away today as the €362 million transformation of the Olympic Park moved into full gear.
As dawn was breaking across London, the Paralympic torch was being carried through the capital towards the Olympic Park, where tonight it will ignite the start of the Games.
The community aspect of this game was missing from the first whistle as referee Kevin Friend struggled to keep control.
British dressage star Charlotte Dujardin won her second gold medal of London 2012 when she was crowned Olympic individual freestyle champion at Greenwich Park today.
Alistair Brownlee became Great Britain's first Olympic champion in triathlon, while his brother Jonny picked up a bronze medal, with Ireland's Gavin Noble placing 23rd.
Anna Merveldt has narrowly missed out on qualifying for the Grand Prix Special in the Olympic Dressage at Greenwich Park.
Switzerland's Nicola Spirig won the Olympic gold medal in the women's triathlon on Saturday.
World and European champions Spain fell to a surprise defeat in their opening match of the Olympic Games as Japan claimed a 1-0 win with a hugely impressive performance at Hampden Park.
Triathlete Aileen Morrison has finished in 18th place in the Olympic test event in Hyde Park, London today.
Des Cahill reports on the spectacular opening ceremony for the Special Olympics Ireland Games at Thomond Park.
Cathy Halloran reports from the opening ceremony of Special Olympics Ireland at Thomond Park in Limerick.
Eventers make up the majority of Irish riders competing abroad this weekend.
Defending champion Maria Sharapova has withdrawn from the Australian Open.
The Irish heavyweight coxless four have rounded off their Olympics with a fourth place finish in the 'B' final at the Shunyi Rowing-Canoeing Park.
Ireland's lightweight four crew will hope to go one better than their heavyweight counterparts and qualify for an Olympic final at Shunyi Rowing Park on Thursday.
Ireland's lightweight four returned to the waters of Shunyi Olympic Park today to impressively win their repechage and qualify for Thursday's semi-finals.
Gearoid Towey and Richard Archibald insist it is still full steam ahead for the Irish lightweight four as they look to qualify for the Olympic semi-final via Tuesday's all-or-nothing repechage at the Shunyi Rowing Park.
Athens Olympic champion Park Sung-hyun came within a whisker of perfection on Sunday, breaking the world record in the women's archery quarter-finals.