“It would justify the fact that we call it ‘The Open’. It would solidify that the R&A is in charge of golf all over the world and it would open up the possibility for The Open in time going to Australia or places like that, maybe not the time of the year, but why not?”

From Georgia beating Portugal to missing out on currywurst, our writers reveal their ups and downs

The rapper began dating TV star Jama in 2014, before the pair broke up for the first time in 2019

Hallgrimsson has cut a charming figure, speaking with candour and ease in his various media engagements, a welcome relief from the tortured management-speak employed by his new bosses throughout the process to find him.

The video featured a song sung by some of the Argentina squad about France's players.

“It was great to see Denise get a goal in her home county; what a servant to Irish football and I was overjoyed to give her the assist," said Julie-Ann Russell.

Goals from the Cork native, Julie-Ann Russell and Anna Patten earned Ireland an impressive victory against the side ranked second in the world.

After the summer tours, Ireland's win in Durban sticks out as the most impressive performance of all, Meanwhile England and Australia show signs of a resurgence

Mbappe said he had fulfilled his destiny after being formally unveiled as a Real Madrid player.

Two FAI figures among shortlist for chief executive and Sinclair Armstrong's dilemma due to be solved shortly.

Jim Comet picks the best albums from 1964, a huge year for popular music 

Dickson and Sean Waddilove have been sailing together over a decade, since their mid-teens.

McIlroy will look to put his latest major near miss behind him.

He was introduced to a rapturous reception on Tuesday afternoon in Madrid.

The 53-year-old is England’s most successful manager in terms of consistent major tournament performance. 

Manager’s contract due to expire next summer.

Navigate Croke Park’s neighbourhoods like a local with Sian Conway’s tips for great eating, drinking and activities nearby

Throw away the green-tinted lens and cast a cold, objective eye over the Irish squad depth and one quickly realises that a record medal haul is not just possible, but highly probable

The Northern Irishman has moved on from last month’s Pinehurst mishap and is optimistic for a fresh assault on the Open.

Aberg is as smooth with a microphone as he is with a golf club.