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The former Ireland and Ulster player will take on one of the most important jobs in Irish Rugby next year.

Head coach Chandika Hathurusingha held a special meeting with the coaches of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) ahead of two important events - Asia Cup and World Cup. In the four and half hour long meeting at the BCB office in Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur today, Hathurusingha d

Upskilling Samoan rugby players for life after sports is the goal behind a partnership agreement signed on Wednesday between the Australia Pacific Training Coalition (A.P.T.C.) and Lakapi Samoa.The agreement was signed at the Lava Hotel with Australia's Deputy High Commissioner to Samoa, Clair Mc...

Four qualifiers from a 12-strong team would make for a very successful European Games for Zaur Antia and co.

Ahead of their departure on Tuesday, the Team Ireland European Games Team and the High-Performance Unit have paid tribute to the clubs and club coaches of boxers selected by the Olympic Federation of Ireland to contest the Games and vie for a place in Paris 2024. At a special reception in Dublin this evening, clubs

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

The eight full-time WNTS Pathways staff will operate out of five new Women's Centre of Excellence hubs at Dublin City University and SETU Carlow (Leinster), University of Galway (Connacht), University of Limerick (Munster) and Queen's University (Ulster).

Three years as Galway minor manager have turned Carnmore man Aaron Fox into a passionate camogie proponent.

Fijian student Berenadeta Nauqe has become one of the first to benefit from the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) eqUIP Oceania workshop.

Shane Roche and Ailbhe Mulvihill will have to do it the hard way if they are to emulate Shane’s father, former boxer Michael, and reach the Olympic Games.