Olympic hopefuls smash sixth Irish record as attention switches to Tokyo 2020 qualification
The Irish men’s medley team set a new record on the final day of the FINA World Swimming Championships.
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The Irish men’s medley team set a new record on the final day of the FINA World Swimming Championships.
Pep Guardiola’s side recorded their 31st win from 37 games this season against Chris Hughton’s Brighton.
The 2017 event was the best-attended and most-viewed in tournament history.
Paul Flynn scored 1-6 in a big win for Dublin today in Croke Park.
And they did it in style, beating Hearts 4-0 at Parkhead.
All Blacks captain Kieran Read reckons Ireland will bring a ‘structured’ approach.
A lot is made about New Zealand’s 18 games unbeaten, but Cyprus hit 24 wins in Europe.
Earlier today, Ireland made a solid start to the first day of their ICC Intercontinental Cup clash against Hong Kong in Belfast.
Luis Enrique’s men have now gone 35 matches without defeat across all competitions.
31,083 was the official attendance in HQ.
Irish musicians are keeping the sound going in a bid to break a record.
The talk show beat a US Christian station who previously held the record.
The Dublin footballer took part in a mass training session with his local club.
There’s an unsurprising tea-related one in here too.
It was a sensational day in London as Ireland found success in the pool and on the track
A group of students – joined by RTÉ’s Brenda Donohue – spend 1470 minutes on a big wheel to raise funds for a leukaemia charity.
Yes, that IS a real headline. Eduard Saakashvilli can type the alphabet quicker than you or anyone else on Earth.