As it happened: Shamrock Rovers v Shkupi, Europa League

As it happened: CSKA v St Pat's, Viking FK v Sligo, Europa Conference League

As it happened: Shamrock Rovers v Ludogorets Razgrad, Champions League

As it happened: Shamrock Rovers v Ludogorets, Champions League qualifying

As it happened: Cameron Smith denies McIlroy with super Sunday at The Open

As it happened: New Zealand v Ireland, third Test

As it happened: New Zealand v Ireland, second Test

As it happened: Boris Johnson steps down as PM but questions turn to when he'll be replaced

• 'Them's the breaks': Johnson announces resignation
• Johnson appoints new ministers for caretaker Cabinet
• Labour leader Keir Starmer says his party will call a vote of confidence if Johnson stays on "for months and months"

As it happened: Embattled Johnson sacks Gove and holds on as PM despite raft of calls to quit

• A group of senior Cabinet ministers visited Number 10 to call on Johnson to step down.
• Nearly 40 Conservatives resigned from government posts in less than 24 hours.
• The prime minister sacked prominent Cabinet member Michael Gove.

As it happened: Shamrock Rovers v Hibernians, Champions League qualifying

As it happened: New Zealand v Ireland, first Test

As it happened: Māori All Blacks v Ireland

As it happened: Georgia v Ireland, World Cup qualifier

As it happened: Ukraine v Ireland, Nations League

As it happened: Bill to override protocol presented as UK claims 'genuinely exceptional situation'

• The Bill would see customs checks between Northern Ireland and Britain effectively scrapped.
• It also proposes giving UK government ministers the power to change almost every aspect of the text.
• Ireland and the EU have made clear that such steps would amount to a breach of international law.

As it happened: Ireland v Scotland, Nations League

As it happened: Ireland v Ukraine, Nations League

As it happened: Armenia v Ireland, Nations League

As it happened: Liverpool v Real Madrid, Champions League final

As it happened: Leinster v Toulouse, Champions Cup semi-final

As it happened: Russia tests intercontinental ballistic missile as Taoiseach meets Ukraine PM in Shannon

• A Ukrainian commander in a Mariupol steel plant said his marines are “facing our last days, if not hours”.
• Finland's parliament opened a debate on whether to seek Nato membership.
• Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal met Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Shannon Airport today.

As it happened: Russia claims mass Ukrainian surrender in Mariupol, Finland to make NATO decision 'within weeks'

• Ukraine halted all humanitarian corridors today saying it is "too dangerous".
• Russia's defence ministry has claimed that more than 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers have surrendered in Mariupol.
• Finland's PM said the country will decide on whether to apply for NATO membership "within weeks".

As it happened: Austrian chancellor holds 'hard' talks with Putin; France expels Russian suspected spies

• Here are all the latest developments in the war in Ukraine.
• The city of Kharkiv came under heavy shelling today.
• A meeting between Austria's Chancellor and Russian President Vladimir Putin was “direct, open and hard”.

As it happened: At least 50 dead in train station attack by Russia as Odessa imposes weekend curfew

• At least 50 people have been killed, including five children, in an attack on a train station
• Odessa imposed a weekend curfew over a "missile strike threat" from Russia in the wake of the attack
• The Taoiseach visited Finland this morning to discuss Ukraine and other global issues

As it happened: Ukraine prepares for Russian attack reminiscent of 'World War II' on Donbas

• The UN General Assembly voted to suspend Russia from the UN Human Rights Council.
• Ukraine has warned residents in the east of the country to get out "now" ahead of a feared assault.
• A Kremlin spokesperson admitted that Russian troops have suffered "significant losses" in Ukraine.

As it happened: US sanctions target Putin's daughters as residents of Ukraine's eastern regions warned to evacuate

• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the Dáil and the Seanad this morning
• He said that Russia is trying to destroy "everything that makes us Ukrainians"
• The Taoiseach said he welcomed Ukraine's application to join the EU

As it happened: Ireland's UN ambassador says Russian denials 'insult' memory of civilians killed in Bucha

• "Accountability must be inevitable,” President Zelenskyy told the UN Security Council this afternoon.
• Ireland's representative to the UN Geraldine Byrne Nason said attempts to deny Russian responsibility for the atrocities are "appalling in their cynicism".
• EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will travel to Kyiv this week as the EU mulls further sanctions.

As it happened: EU eyes further sanctions as countries accuse Russia of war crimes in Ukraine

• Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Bucha, where dozens of corpses were found
• 410 civilian bodies have been recovered so far after a weekend of brutal attacks, Ukraine says
• Lithuania expelled its Russian ambassador this afternoon.

As it happened: Talks resume between Ukraine and Russia as death toll rises after strike on government building

• The Kremlin accused Ukrainian helicopters of striking a fuel storage facility in a western Russia.
• The Red Cross said it was 'impossible' to go ahead with a Mariupol evacuation today.
• Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned Russia is preparing “powerful strikes” in eastern Ukraine.

As it happened: Putin threatens to cut off gas supplies unless countries pay in rubles via Russian banks

• President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine is preparing for strikes in the east, as US intelligence indicates Putin’s relations with his staff have deteriorated
• Kyiv sent 45 buses to Mariupol to evacuate citizens after a local ceasefire was announced, as five buses were targetted in Chernihiv.
• Russian troops have begun to leave the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

As it happened: Russian strikes hit Red Cross building in Mariupol as Zelenskyy addresses Norwegian parliament

As it happened: Russia to reduce military activity around Kyiv as ceasefire talks conclude

• Ireland is to expel four "senior officials" from the Russian Embassy following briefings by Irish security officials
• Russia said it will "radically" reduce its military activity around Kyiv following ceasefire talks in Istanbul
• At least seven people were killed and 22 injured in a Russian strike on a regional government building in Mykolaiv

As it happened: No significant achievements in talks so far, Russia says; Zelenskyy says Ukraine could become neutral

• Negotiators have resumed face-to-face peace talks in Turkey, with Russia saying "no significant breakthroughs" have yet been made.
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said the country would consider declaring neutrality, as the Kremlin called Joe Biden's comments from the weekend hinting at a regime change "alarming".

As it happened: Ireland v Belgium, international friendly

As it happened: Russia declares 'first stage' of war over as Biden compares invasion to Tiananmen Square

• Vladimir Putin compared criticism of Russia to Nazis book burning, claiming that there is "progressive discrimination" against Russian culture.
• The Taoiseach played down the meaning behind Volodymyr Zelenskyy saying “Ireland, well, almost" in relation to EU support for Ukraine.
• US President Joe Biden met US troops stationed near the Polish-Ukrainian border.

As it happened: Biden backs proposal to remove Russia from G20 as leaders meet in Brussels

• Nato leaders agreed on a new set of supports for Ukraine, including equipment to protect the country against nuclear threats.
• G7 and EU leaders are meeting in Brussels to discuss the war and determine the next stage of their response.
• Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calling for global street protests against Russia's actions.

As it happened: Nato estimates high Russian troop losses as US says war crimes committed

• More than 3.6 million people have fled Ukraine since the invasion.
• Almost 100,000 people remain trapped in Mariupol as Russia bombards the southern port city.
• China indicated support for Putin to still participate in the next G20 summit.

AS IT HAPPENED: 'Super Powerful bombs' rock Mariupol; US says Russians kidnapped 2,400 children

As it happened: Zelenskyy urges Israel to abandon neutrality on invasion, Russia fires hypersonic missiles again

• Here are all the latest developments in Ukraine as they happen.
• Russia has again fired its newest hypersonic missiles in Ukraine after admitting to using them for the first time yesterday.
• Ukraine has called on China to "condemn Russian barbarism".

As it happened: Ireland versus Scotland, Six Nations championship