RTÉ Soccer correspondent Tony O'Donoghue reports as Cork City teenager Cathal Heffernan - son of Olympians Rob and Marian Heffernan - gets set for a big move to Italian giants AC Milan.
The Irish manager on her disappointment at not taking something from the World Cup qualifier against the Netherlands
A second goal on the night for Lineth Beerensteyn gave victory to the Dutch.
Penalty award may have been debatable but Katie McCabe tucked it away with aplomb to tie things up in Utrecht.
Lineth Beerensteyn applies the finish to give the hosts the lead against Ireland in Utrecht.
Action from round four of the Guinness Six Nations
The RTÉ Rugby panel review Ireland v Wales
The road towards this year's Special Olympics Summer Games began in Dublin today as athletes from around the country assembled at the National Sports Campus to launch the event.
Ireland captain Caelan Doris has warned that Wales "have grown throughout the tournament" ahead of tomorrow's Six Nations clash at Aviva Stadium.
Former Ireland striker Kevin Doyle will have more than a passing interest in goings-on at Cheltenham Festival. He's been speaking to Joe Stack.
Derry teenager Fionn McLaughlin speaks to RTÉ Sport's Raf Diallo about flying the flag for Ireland as the Red Bull junior prepares to make his FIA Formula 3 debut for the Hitech team at the Australian Grand Prix this weekend. Full interview on YouTube.
Luke Donald speaks to RTÉ Sport's Greg Allen about his decision to take on the Team Europe Ryder Cup captaincy for a third time.
Andy Farrell has made five changes to Ireland's starting team for Friday's Six Nations meeting with Wales at Aviva Stadium.
Ger Brennan had called out his seasoned players, and they answered the call in Roscommon
The Tribe County pick up their second win in Division 1A - and some new names are putting their hand up
Here's Lee Keegan on the prodigious talent that is Mayo's Kobe McDonald
Dónal Óg Cusack's passionate championing of hurling is well known. But the former Cork netminder has called on Derek Kent, who was elected to become the 42nd president of the GAA after Friday's vote at Croke Park, to address the implications of a 'microwaved season' on the sport.
Peter Canavan was one of the protestors at Croke Park today objecting to Allianz's sponsorship of Gaelic games
