Irish hockey international Caruth comes out as gay Peter Caruth, who has 142 caps for Ireland and represented his country at the Rio Olympics, has become the first international hockey player to come … Hockey • 24 Jun 22
Kristina Vogel ready for new life after crash Kristina Vogel, who was paralysed following a training crash in June says she is ready to tackle her new life but has had no contact … Cycling • 12 Sep 18
Katie Taylor shares more with her opponent than a ring Katie Taylor's first opportunity to headline a card sees her face off against a gritty Chicago fighter, who shares a lot of her characteristics. Boxing • 13 Dec 17
AIBA suspend president as bankruptcy fears grow International Boxing Association (AIBA) president Wu Ching-kuo has been suspended over allegations of financial mismanagement. Boxing • 10 Oct 17
Jonty Evans buys Olympic horse through crowd-funding Irish eventer Jonty Evans, has achieved a target of raising €500,000 to buy his Rio Olympics horse Cooley Rorkes Drift. Equestrian • 09 Aug 17
Conor Ferguson commits swimming future to Ireland Swim Ireland have received a considerable boost ahead of this week's Irish Open Swimming championships which will take place at the NAC in Dublin, with … Soccer • 05 Apr 17
Dowling: AIBA should waive Michael Conlan fine Mick Dowling believes the AIBA should set aside the fine they have issued to Michael Conlan, after the amateur boxing authority admitted in a report … Boxing • 28 Jan 17
WADA investigation reveals 'unprecedented' doping More than 1,000 Russian athletes in 30 Olympic and Paralympic sports benefited from a state-sponsored doping cover-up between 2011 and 2015, an investigation funded by … Athletics • 10 Dec 16
WADA president defends reputation of Rio 2016 World Anti-doping Agency president Craig Reedie claims the integrity of the Rio Olympics was not undermined despite some "regrettable" flaws in the athlete testing process. Olympics • 28 Oct 16
OCI will not see independent ticketing report The Executive Council of the Olympic Council of Ireland has said they will not view an independent report into ticket arrangements for the Rio Olympics. Olympics • 27 Oct 16
'Serious failings' in Olympic anti-doping - WADA A report by the World Anti-Doping Agency into the anti-doping operation employed at the Rio 2016 Games has criticised "serious failings". Athletics • 27 Oct 16
WADA hacking 'originated out of Russia' The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has revealed that confidential athlete data relating to the Rio Olympics was hacked by a Russian cyber espionage group. Olympics • 13 Sep 16
Swimming engulfed in further doping scandal Almost half of the independent anti-doping experts at swimming's world governing body have resigned amid claims their advice on how to deal with the Russian … Swimming • 03 Sep 16
Final trio of Irish athletes to make Rio debut There are three Irish athletes in action on the final day of Rio 2016 - get the lowdown here. Olympics • 21 Aug 16
Lanigan O'Keeffe eighth in modern pentathlon Arthur Lanigan O'Keeffe became the second Irish modern pentathlete to secure a top-10 finish at the Olympic Games with eighth place in the men's event. Olympics • 21 Aug 16
As it happened: Rio Olympics - Day 14 Natalya Coyle finished seventh Modern Pentathlon, after Rob Heffernan took sixth in the 50km Walk Race, with Brendan Boyce 18th. Usain Bolt meanwhile completed his … Olympics • 20 Aug 16
Irish in action - Day 14 The Rio Olympics are entering the final stretch now and Friday is Day 14, with only two more days of competition to follow that. Olympics • 19 Aug 16
As it happened: Rio Olympics - Day 13 It was another jam-packed day for the Irish in Rio, with Thomas Barr coming agonisingly close to taking home a 400m hurdles medal Olympics • 19 Aug 16
China clears up table tennis golds China completed their sweep of the table tennis gold medals at the Rio Olympics when their men's team defeated Japan 3-1 in the final. Olympics • 18 Aug 16
Injunction blocking Paralympics funds lifted Rio 2016's organising committee has confirmed that its appeal against an injunction blocking the release of public funding to pay for the Paralympic Games has … Olympics • 07 Sep 16
Irish in action - Day 13 Thomas Barr is Team Ireland’s headline act on Thursday, though there are plenty of other Irish competitors flying the flag at the Olympics. Olympics • 18 Aug 16
As it happened: Rio Olympics - Day 12 On a quieter day for the Irish in Rio, Leona Maguire and Stephanie Meadow began their charges in the golf, while Ciara Everard finished eighth … Olympics • 18 Aug 16
IOC chief: Booing during medal ceremony 'shocking' International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach was appalled when French pole vaulter Renaud Lavillenie was greeted with a chorus of boos as he received his … Olympics • 17 Aug 16
Ecstatic Barr looking forward to 'wide open' final Having become the first Irish man to reach the final of the 400m hurdles at an Olympic games in 84 years, Thomas Barr believes the … Olympics • 17 Aug 16
As it happened: Rio Olympics - Day 11 It was another busy day for the Irish, with Annalise Murphy taking silver in the sailing, Michael Conlan eliminated from the bantamweight boxing, Oliver Dingley … Olympics • 17 Aug 16
