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'Really difficult' but dad Richie proud of Murphy boys |
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| The Murphys are not the first set of brothers to face off against each other for Irish provinces, and not even the first or second to do so in 2024, but their clash, when Connacht hosted Ulster last Saturday, did have a unique aspect. |
Can Ireland qualify for the World Cup? |
| Ed Leahy takes a look at Ireland's chances of making it to the World Cup ahead of the 2025 qualifying campaign. |
Ancelotti tight-lipped on Alexander-Arnold approach |
| Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti refused to be drawn on the club's pursuit of Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold. |
'Very impressive' - Arteta hails youngster Nwaneri |
| Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta hailed 17-year-old attacking midfielder Ethan Nwaneri for a "very impressive" performance in his first Premier League start for the north London side as they came from behind to beat Brentford 3-1. |
World's oldest Olympic champion Agnes Keleti dies at 103 |
| Agnes Keleti, the world's oldest Olympic champion and Holocaust survivor, has died at the age of 103. |
Mullins: Time may yet alter context of State Man defeat |
| Willie Mullins believes State Man's defeat at the hands of Brighterdaysahead could have a different feel to it by the end of the season. |
Littler strolls past Aspinall into World semi-finals |
| Luke Littler advanced to the semi-finals of the World Darts Championship for a second year running as he cruised past Nathan Aspinall 5-2 in their last-eight clash. |
Gunners come from behind to blow Brentford away |
| Arsenal scored two goals in three second-half minutes to complete a 3-1 comeback victory at Brentford to move back up to second in the Premier League. |
Rashford calls speculation on his future 'ridiculous' |
| Marcus Rashford has described the latest speculation concerning his future at Manchester United as "ridiculous". |
De Vassy helps Mullins get 2025 off to a flyer |
| Allegorie De Vassy made light work of the YellowFord & Drumlin John & Chich Fowler Memorial Irish EBF Mares Chase at Fairyhouse, as Willie Mullins enjoyed a superb start to 2025. |
Arteta reveals virus sweeping through Arsenal squad |
| Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta admitted preparations for his side's win over Brentford were derailed by a bug which swept through his squad. |
Embassy Gardens too good for Monty's Star in Tramore |
| Embassy Gardens barely broke a sweat when claiming the O'Driscoll's Irish Whiskey New Year's Day Chase at Tramore. |
Schauffele looks to get back in the swing of things |
| Xander Schauffele insists his remodelled swing remains a work in progress as he looks to capitalise on Scottie Scheffler's absence from The Sentry. |
Gut-punch defeats - McIlroy seeks an end to that in '25 |
| RTÉ Sport's Greg Allen assess the golfing year for Irish competitors and in looking forward to 2025 hones in on Rory McIlroy on whether he can banish of too many near misses in the year past. |
New Year's Day card at Tramore gets green light |
| Tramore's New Year's Day card will go ahead as planned after the track passed a precautionary inspection. |
Championship wrap: Dunne and Knight hit the net |
| Ireland internationals Jimmy Dunne and Jason Knight were both among the goal-scorers on a busy day in the Sky Bet Championship, while Callum Robinson picked up a red card. |
Butland to miss Celtic clash after hospital stay |
| Rangers goalkeeper Jack Butland will miss the Old Firm game against Celtic after being admitted to hospital with an internal bleed in his leg. |
Ireland's King of the world excited for 2025 |
| After a whirlwind year that included an Olympic Games, victory over the Black Ferns and a World Rugby award, Ireland star Erin King is excited for what 2025 holds. |
Soccer in 2024: Can't get enough of that wonderful Duff |
| The Simpsons first aired 35 years ago on 17 December 1989 with a Christmas special when Shelbourne Football Club manager, Damien Anthony Duff, was ten years old and still asking Santa for a new pair of football boots. |
Celtic looking to tidy up errors ahead of Glasgow derby |
| Celtic captain Callum McGregor is on a quest to ensure they always deliver on the big occasion as the Hoops bid to continue their recent domination over their city rivals. |