'For me, there have been so many moments and often it transcends the actual football'

Former Munster captain O’Mahony had been expected back last weekend from a shoulder injury he sustained on his first appearance of the season on November 18 follo.

Snyman’s ill-fated four-year stint with Munster will end in July, not by his own choosing but due to IRFU regulations regarding non-Irish qualified (NIQ) quotas at each province and in similar positions. 

'After careful consideration of all offers presented, the Leinster opportunity was the one I decided on'

Doris' previous deal with the union was set to run out at the end of the current season, but he has now committed to both province and country until 2027 at the very least.

The Ireland Men's Rugby Team are Team of the Year for 2024. 

Basketball Ireland CEO, John Feehan, said: “The new Arena will provide a best-in-class indoor sports facility, which will cater for multiple sports, along with it being a premium indoor event space.

For the season that's in it, Michael Moynihan has gathered the 12 icons of Christmas in Cork that can rival its more inebriated relative the 12 pubs of Christmas.

It’s been a trying few days for landlords, or at least the public perception of landlords.

The former Leinster out-half (46) was assistant to Cheika at the RWC and said he hopes he can continue on the work Cheika did in a positive manner.

The Manchester City manager was speaking in light of FIFA’s decision to expand the Club World Cup to a 32-team tournament from 2025.

Jockey has struggled to reignite her career after bullying row and injury, but Cheltenham performance showed her class

City, who claimed a glorious treble of Champions League, Premier League and FA Cup last season, are in Saudi Arabia for the global competition this week.

News of Eileen Gleeson being elevated to the senior women’s job should be a positive news story but is again tainted by chicanery and evasiveness.

There were fears that Hansen was set for a long spell on the sideline and may need surgery after aggravating the foot injury against Bordeaux-Bègles which troubled him during and after the World Cup.

The 25-year-old penned a three year extension which will see him play with Leinster until the end of the 2027 season.

Colin Sheridan remembers just a few of the great people we lost this year.

Rightly or wrongly, the selection of Connors two weekends ago was seen as evidence of Jacques Nienaber’s influence.

The experienced Dubliner oversaw an impressive Nations League campaign as interim boss.

From uproar over Paschal's posters to flip-flops at the national broadcaster, 2023 has been quite the political year.