David Gorman

David Gorman

David Gorman is a sports journalist with The Irish Times.

Tom McKibbin leads Hong Kong Open by two shots

Winner gets an invite to the Masters and Open Championship next year

Ireland team named to play New Zealand: Jack Crowley ‘deserves’ outhalf place, says Farrell

McCloskey preferred to Bundee Aki as Andy Farrell names team for Test, with the All Blacks making three changes

Ireland v New Zealand: TV details, kick-off time, team news and more

Everything you need to know about the Autumn International game in Chicago

Tom McKibbin shoots a course record 60 at Hong Kong Open with Masters place up for grabs

Winner of tournament also gets exemption to the Open Championship next year

Katie McCabe stars as Ireland beat Belgium in Nations League – as it happened

Irish side score four as Arsenal left-back is star of the show in playoff first leg

Shane Lowry leads India Championship after back-nine birdie blitz

Rory McIlroy five shots back as he leaves the driver out of the bag

Caelan Doris returns as Andy Farrell names Ireland squad for Autumn Internationals

Ireland to open their Autumn Nations Series against New Zealand in Chicago

Ireland v Armenia: Evan Ferguson’s goal keeps World Cup qualifying hopes alive – As it happened

Ireland win but miss many chances to improve goal difference against 10 men

Shamrock Rovers defender Pico Lopes ‘overjoyed’ as Cape Verde qualify for World Cup

African country became second-smallest nation to reach the World Cup

Can Ireland still qualify for the World Cup if they beat Armenia? The permutations

All is not lost for the Republic of Ireland in trying to qualify for North America next summer

Portuguese media get stuck into Ireland and what else we learned from defeat in Lisbon

Kelleher’s penalty saving prowess; Coleman’s crucial role; Emotional goal for Ruben Neves; Hungary get job done eventually

Portugal v Ireland: Kelleher saves Ronaldo penalty but Ireland concede late goal – As it happened

Heartbreak for Irish side as Ruben Neves scores in stoppage time

Tom McKibbin makes move at Spanish Open as Shane Lowry narrowly misses cut

Home favourite Jon Rahm puts himself in view of leader Marco Penge after 66

Disappointing start for Shane Lowry on return after Ryder Cup at Spanish Open

Tom McKibbin six off lead on windy day in Madrid with Marco Penge in contention

25 years on: The night Matt Holland earned Ireland a vital point away to Portugal

Mick McCarthy brought on the Ipswich Town midfielder to replace Niall Quinn, a move that paid off in spectacular fashion

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