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The Core Cultural Index surveyed 1,000 adults in Ireland each month over the last year.
Gary O’Donovan talks to The42 about being crowned lightweight men’s double sculls champion in Germany yesterday.
CAS ruling leaves Loughnane in line for overdue 2009 gold.
Willie Mullins’ Valseur Lido fell at the last but the Co Carlow handler still managed to claim a Grade One hat-trick at the venue today.
Serious gesture from the All Black centre.
The only problem is that we’ve to wait a whole week…
Lorraine Ryan celebrated glory last September and is hoping Galway can achieve that again.
Canelo-Lara bill is expected to draw a sell-out crowd of 17,000.
The Wallabies’ set-piece proved us all wrong.
Kseniya Ryzhova and Tatyana Firova claimed gold as part of Russia’s 4x400m relay team.
Here’s how some of this week’s big sports news looked through a camera lens.
Katie Taylor has added another European crown to her collection after winning her lightweight final in Rotterdam on Saturday evening.
Here’s everything you need to know about day four at the IAAF World Championships.
We continue our look back at seminal moments from the Open Championship, as Jack Nicklaus birdies his final hole at St. Andrews in 2005.