Got the new season in your sights? Carolyn Moore has the low down.

In the new age of sustainability, there are plenty of companies pledging to offset emissions in the race for net-zero

Beatrice Coughlan was last seen in the Delgany area of Co Wicklow on Thursday, February 13.

Update: Kyle Doyle has been found safe and well.

Update Saturday, February 15: Ryan McGuinness has been found safe and well.

The family of a teenager missing from Dublin 8 said they are concerned for his welfare.

Hon Hai Precision - also known also as Foxconn - cut its 2020 revenue outlook after deciding to impose strict quarantines at its main iPhone-making base, a measure to guard against the coronavirus outbreak that may hurt Apple.

Listen. Fionnuala McCormack is not mad. She’s disappointed. She’s not the kind of athlete to go off on one without very good cause.

Let’s face it, decades ain’t what they used to be. There was a time was when you knew where you stood with a decade. The sixties? Flower power and beards. The seventies? Sideburns and disco. The eighties? Everything was massive: shoulder pads, mobile phones, hair. You used to be able to tell a decade simply by looking at the trousers involved.

In effect, it was the decade that changed fashion as we know it.

Rory McIlroy is by a distance the Irish sportsperson of the decade, writes Kieran Shannon.

Gardaí have seized approximately €18,000 worth of suspected counterfeit goods following a search at a house in Mountain View, Carrick On Suir.

The public is again being asked to help find a teenage girl missing from Tallaght in Dublin.

Gardaí are appealing for help in locating a missing 15-year-old.

Track and field is facing a painful and public reckoning with the treatment of some female athletes.

Gardaí are appealing for information in their search for missing teenager Linda Mhelembe.

Liverpool FC have won a High Court battle over a multimillion-pound sponsorship deal with American sportswear giant New Balance.

Nike’s longtime chief executive Mark Parker is stepping down early next year, the company has announced.

Nike is ending its Oregon Project supporting elite track athletes after a top coach was banned for violating anti-doping rules in a scandal that has engulfed the sport’s biggest corporate backer.

This weekend, rugby confirms its place among the debased, increasingly cynical, and commercially compassed sports of our world.

Nike are to close their Oregon Project less than two weeks after head coach Alberto Salazar was banned for four years for doping violations.

When does sport become science fiction? When does running, this most natural and elemental form of exercise, become less about competition and more about experimentation?

For several years, it was not so much smoke but thick clouds of cynicism that hung over Salazar’s work as head coach at the Nike Oregon Project.

Gardaí are appealing for help in locating a missing 13-year-old from Wexford.

Former New England Patriots and Oakland Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown has said he will never play in the NFL again.