Champion

Henry De Bromhead’s unbeaten mare is odds-on to retain Champion Hurdle crown

Cheltenham is no longer a stage for Tony McCoy but he's still immersed in the racing world

Former world champion says inclusive sport ‘particularly good at attracting minority communities’

Irish jockey relinquished his licence in December to focus on rehabilitation

Darver Star also likely to be in the shake up for Tuesday’s feature on rescheduled card

Elliott-trained veteran thrives in testing conditions to land Grand National Trial

Lots of anticipation surrounding Galopin Des Champs’ second chase start after impressive Christmas success

Remarkable tally reached on Saturday with Chantry House win at Cheltenham

Athletes are currently in a pre-games camp before flying out to Beijing on Wednesday

Irish handler’s star turn may take well-tested route in bid to defend Cheltenham crown

Al Boum Photo, one of seven Mullins entries, back in the mix to try to regain his crown

Former Galway Plate winner reverts to hurdling for his first run in 520 days

‘The tide is definitely rising around women’s sport, and long may that continue’

Victory for sole raider in Ascot’s Long Walk would cap a record top-level haul for Irish-trained horses in Britain in 2021

Jockey picked up unstoppable, unparalled momentum during a peerless golden year

Mullins primed to unleash strong squad for busy domestic campaign over Christmas

The England footballer and author on his book club, Christmas and plans for 2022

1,000 Guineas heroine Mother Earth takes on local superstar Golden Sixty in the mile at Sha Tin

Joseph Martin cycles to work and produces highly regarded honey from his beehives

Opportunity knocks for Waterford man as he fights for vacant lightweight world title

High performance director says unsigned document was unfairly critical of him

Sligo native made quite the mark on New York among the rich and famous

An Irishman’s Diary

Cost of project has almost doubled to €50m but €40m is already secured

One-two from July’s King George could meet again at Ascot to decide world leader

‘They don’t excite me. They haven’t excited me for a lot of years’

IOC has fired a warning shot over AIBA’s bows, but will it be enough to steady the ship?

With eight of the world’s top 10-ranked players, can USA translate this to a trophy?

All ploughing took place on stubble on third day of event in Ratheniska, Co Laois

Trainer believes horse has stamina to go the distance in €1m Irish Champion Stakes

Chief executive Husbands hoping up to 5,000 might be able to attend next month’s meeting

Event named after Noah Gooch (6) who was diagnosed with leukaemia in January

Gardaí expect 58-year-old to deny involvement in Regency attack, which was part of gang feud

Dubliner detained by ‘central operative unit’ of Guardia Civil following surveillance

An Irishwoman’s Diary

Boxers battle for medal glory as they seek to extend Ireland’s proud Olympic record

Former Olympic swimmer won three gold medals at the 1996 Atlanta Games

Irish rower wins her heat and is fifth fastest in the heats of the single sculls

Team Ireland contains some new kids on the block who are out to win gold

The Lisheen rower has set his sights on Tokyo gold, but that’s not his only motivation