Former IABA High Performance head coach Billy Walsh has opened up on the emotional fallout to his decision to leave Irish amateur boxing two years ago.
Toto Wolff is just explaining how futile it is to try to put his star driver Lewis Hamilton "in a box" and control what he does or what he says, when, with the sort of exquisite timing he is demonstrating more and more on track at the moment, a video appears on Hamilton's Instagram feed of a Chihuahua vigorously humping what appears to be a Donald Trump doll.
After some strong rides and close calls during the week, Lydia Boylan and Lydia Gurley won a medal for the Irish track cycling team at the 2017 UEC Track Elite European Championships in Berlin yesterday.
Building a profile outside the ring is the unenviable task now facing Ryan Burnett, Ireland's latest and perhaps least known world boxing champion, in the wake of his stunning achievement in unifying the WBA and IBF bantamweight straps at the tender age of 25.
Lewis Hamilton took one look at Sebastian Vettel and decided, in the finest Texan tradition, that this town was not big enough for the both of them. No wonder he wore a stetson as he leapt atop the podium.
Katie Taylor, who is preparing for the biggest moment of her professional boxing career in her challenge for the WBA World lightweight title in Cardiff next Saturday, is now Ireland's most admired sports personality, according to sponsorship advisers Onside.
It was all eyes on Gdansk, Poland on Saturday night for UFC Fight Night 118 as Liverpool’s Darren Till took on Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone in the main event and proceeded to turn the UFC’s welterweight division on its head.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton finally apologised for making a degrading comment to a female reporter - though not before losing a lucrative endorsement deal for his remarks.
In many ways, the VO 65 class yacht in which Annalise Murphy is about to race around the world for the next eight months is the Ferrari of the sailboat world: built for speed, cutting-edge design and looks great, but you wouldn't want to live in one.
He has won and lost millions in a remarkable life built around a gambling obsession, but that startling statistic only tells part of the Harry Findlay story.
