Para cyclist Martin Gordon and pilot Eoin Mullen react to their fifth place finish in the men's B 1000m final.
Over 100 retired Irish footballers will undergo health screening this week as a part of an initiative to protect and enhance the wellbeing of former players.
Olympian Gráinne Walsh is relishing a return to the ring at the 2026 National Elite Championships at the National Stadium this weekend.
Hailed as the fastest growing sport in the world, padel's popularity is exploding in Ireland.
Craig Casey is upbeat ahead of Munster's Toulon trip
Munster coach Mike Prendergast on upcoming clash with Toulon
Andrew Porter talks to RTÉ Sport ahead of Leinster v La Rochelle
Athenry manager Joe Rabbitte remembered the late Kate Moran after his side beat St Finbarr's to win the All-Ireland club title
Having ended the year just outside snooker's top-40, Aaron Hill tells RTÉ Sport's Dave Kelly that after a memorable 2025, he has ambitions to kick on even further over the next 12 months.
Lossiemouth held off Brighterdaysahead in a cracking December Hurdle at Leopardstown.
Noel Meade felt Affordale Fury – who has had an injury-interrupted career – was in the form of his life heading to the Savills Chase, and so it proved
Watch Affordale Fury win the Grade One Savills Chase at Leopardstown
Gordon Elliott's favourite prevailed in the Day 1 feature at the Leopardstown Christmas Festival.
Jacques Nienaber on Leinster's start to the season and Munster challenge
After a stellar year, the Co Down native wants to achieve more.
The former Ireland and Lions skipper is honoured
Limerick trainer Eric McNamara is among those gearing up for a hectic Christmas racing season with big runners at Leopardstown and Limerick.
RTÉ's Marty Morrissey reacts to the news that the GAA has opted to maintain its relationship with Allianz, despite calls from several county boards to end its association with the insurance group.
Munster head coach Clayton McMillan sees plenty of room for improvement after his side's Champions Cup victory over Gloucester and has made several big changes for this weekend's URC clash.
The GAA is aiming to introduce a "high performance licence" with a view to controlling the amount of money being spent by inter-county teams, president Jarlath Burns has revealed.
