17-year-old Sycerika McMahon is the latest member of Ireland’s Olympic party.
The Belfast-born swimmer will need to find an extra 0.8 of a second if she is to make the Olympic A standard.
A ‘soot marked’ torch used in the UK leg of the pre-Olympic relay has fetched a hefty price after it was advertised online.
Don’t worry, they’ve got measures in place to deal with this sort of thing.
Caitriona Jennings, Linda Byrne and Ava Hutchinson will represent Ireland in the women’s marathon at London 2012.
London 2012 organisers say they can only hope that the torches – up for as much as £145,000 – find “good homes”.
Nine things you should know this morning.
The 25-year-old sealed her fourth world title in a row with a solid 11-7 win over Russian southpaw Sofya Ochigava yesterday.
The Bray woman sealed here fourth world title in a row with a solid 11-7 win over Russian southpaw Sofya Ochigava.
The 25-year-old from Bray led her opponent Mavzuna Chorieva from Tajikistan in Qinhuangdao throughout their bout this morning.
Who doesn’t want to see beach volleyball, which is bringing sand, bikinis and gold medals to the heart of London?
A cauldron in front of the Parthenon has been lit and the flame was burning brightly today, just hours before it was to be handed to the London organisers.
Ireland’s gold medal hope gets in the ring with a couple of dogs. No biggie.
Meet the man charged with making it possible for 1,400 other photographers to create memorable images that will instantly identify the city and the games.
She may have booked her spot at the London Games but the current world champion remains focused on retaining her title.
The actor was put through his paces in London this morning.
The European age group champion made up for a sluggish swim with the fastest times back on land.
There was delight for the Irish fighter this morning as she guaranteed her place at the Olympics.
During his time as a Welsh national team player, Giggs never qualified for a major tournament.
Katie Taylor stopped Saida Khassenova of Kazakhstan to book her place in the lightweight quarter-finals at the AIBA World Boxing Championships.
Slalom canoeist Eoin Rheinisch booked his place at a third consecutive Olympic Games on Saturday. We caught up with the Kildare-based athlete as he drove – yes, drove – home from Augsburg, Germany.
The reigning world champion coasted through her first test at the AIBA World Boxing Championships this morning.
Ceire Smith will now face the flyweight division’s fourth seed, Karolina Michalczuk, for a place in the quarter-finals.
Ballinamore’s Colin Griffin became Ireland’s 18th athletics qualifier for London 2012 this morning.
Former Olympic gold medalist Justin Gatlin, banned for four years in 2006, outpaced Asafa Powell at Friday’s Diamond League meeting in Doha.
The Irish team had mixed fortunes in the Women’s World Boxing Championship in Qinhuangdao earlier today.
Martyn Irvine on his transformation from couch potato to Olympic cyclist, getting up to no good, and staying out of trouble between now and London.
The Bray boxer advanced to the second round due to her number one ranking while Ceire Smith and Sinead Kavanagh will fight on Saturday.
Disgruntled callers to Liveline want Bernard Dunne to carry the flame in June rather than the marathon-running pop twins.
We answer all your questions, from Katie Taylor’s biggest threats Ireland’s other medal hopes, just in case.
The grand old golfing master shows up ‘Poults’ and ‘GMac’ while Novak Djokvic practices his backhand for Stallone’s new movie.
Olivia O’Toole, who has scored one more goal for Ireland than Robbie Keane, will be involved in next month’s Olympic relay.
An actress dressed as a high priestess used a concave mirror to focus the sun’s rays and light a torch under bright sunny skies this morning.
Every week we aim to bring you the latest news from around the triathlon circuit. This weekend our focus will be on the race at Valentia Island.
The flame – which will visit Dublin next month – will be lit in a ceremony tomorrow.
The flame will cross south of the border early on Wednesday, 6 June and be carried through the capital by 41 torch bearers.
The Olympic Council of Ireland has confirmed 34 of the 41 torchbearers who will carry the Olympic flame during its visit to Dublin.
Some innkeepers will be charging Ritz rates for Fawlty Towers rooms — and they will get away with it.
Some of the torchbearers have been revealed ahead of next month’s relay in Dublin.
The 22-year-old Paralympian from Ballymena, County Antrim is the first male to set a world record in the new stadium.
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