Rian O'Neill to Chicago, Ruairi Canavan to Philly, seven Mayo panel members joining the one club in the Windy City: after a pandemic pause of three years, the summer influx of talent is back Stateside. There's a lot to like about it.

The Harlem Skyscraper Cycling Classic is an iconic New York City event which boasts a uniquely uptown twist. Started by David Walker, a New York City Police Community Affairs Officer in Harlem’s 28th Precinct, in 1973, it began as his effort to provide an outlet to the young men and women of a beleaguered and forgotten district.

Icon of the 1980s revisits the half decade when he held the sport of tennis in his hands and when his tantrums became as memorable as his triumphs

Are we comfortable funnelling blood money into the pockets of the participants whose generally unathletic physiques mean those pockets are somewhat larger than other actual athletes?

Whether ducking in to the community hub created by Conor Hurley at Blackrock Hurling Club or following the GAA President's Twitter tips, the summer holiday will fit in plenty of what's great about our native games

US soccer fans in this country woke up to news Wednesday morning that the men’s and women’s national teams had struck an agreement that will close the pay gap between them

 It was never the original goal for Gary 'Spike' O'Sullivan and his manager Packie Collins to fight 36 professional fights and earn a world title shot but later this month they will have achieved that — and maybe more

Andy Dolich emerged out of the world's first ever sports management college course to take on roles in five pro teams over the course of five decades

50 years ago this summer, Title IX came to play as 37 words formed a new law in the US guaranteeing girls equal access to sports

Last Sunday's visit of Sligo was one of the best atmospheres I’ve ever experienced at Gaelic Park.