Dundalk woman Kate O'Connor has won Ireland's first World Indoor Championships medal in 19 years after taking silver in the pentathlon in Nanjing, China.

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Murray Kinsella, Bernard Jackman and Gavan Casey review the Round 9 interpros.

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Sharlene Mawdsley admitted it was "devastating" not to be able to show her PB form after a hamstring injury forced her withdrawal from the European Indoor Championships in Apeldoorn.

Connacht’s nightmare before Christmas leaves them needing a quick recovery  The Irish Times

James Tracy and Murray Kinsella check in on the four Irish provinces ahead of another important weekend in the URC.

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Several Ireland players in race to make Tuesday’s flight to Chicago after bruising weekend  The Irish Times

The first national athletics championship of 2025 is imminent and represents one of the few opportunities where Ireland's greatest and best are under one roof on the island, even without Rhasidat Adel...

Andrew Goodman and the Ireland coaches have spent the last two months poring over footage of Ireland’s up-and-down November campaign, and their conclusion was that it was the players’ execution that let them down, rather than a systemic failure.

From exciting Irish front-rows to powerful centres and flying wingers, here are just some of the players, nationally and internationally, that we are excited to watch in 2026.

Murray joins Berch and Gav on his way home from France to chat about two enthralling encounters in La Rochelle and Bordeaux, where Munster marched on and Ulster brought a gun to a gunfight. The lads discuss Leinster’s obliteration of Harlequins and as Murray jets off, Berch and Gav peer ahead to Connacht-Racing.

Welcome to our World Service taster which this week includes a chat about the life, death and ongoing political impact being made by one of hip hop’s most enduring icons; the author of a brilliant new book "Words for my Comrades: a Political History of Tupac Shakur", Dean Van Nguyen, joined us in studio. We also previewed the hurling semi finals with Liam Rushe and Jamie Wall, covered the British and Irish Lions tour, the club world cup circus in USA and Ken and Dion Fanning reflected on the sudden and tragic death of Liverpool star Diogo Jota. On Tuesday night news broke that former Irish Olympic swim coach George Gibney had been arrested in Florida. Mark Horgan, reporter and producer of the award winning Second Captains / BBC Sounds series ‘Where Is George Gibney?”, came in studio to give his reaction. We'd like to thank World Service subscribers again, as, without their support, we wouldn't be able to develop our longer-form work such as  ‘Where Is George Gibney?’ and more recently, Stakeknife. --- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former rugby league star Brian Carney is confident the Irish sporting public will embrace next year's historic Super League fixtures at the RDS.