This is so stupid – why did TG4 compete against RTE to broadcast the World Boxing Championships? pic.twitter.com/PusySWx63C
— Colette Browne (@colettebrowne) December 23, 2014
Fight!
This is so stupid – why did TG4 compete against RTE to broadcast the World Boxing Championships? pic.twitter.com/PusySWx63C
— Colette Browne (@colettebrowne) December 23, 2014
Fight!
Skier Cody Townsend takes a straight line down one of the gnarliest vertical chutes of the Alaska Tordrillos Mountain Range, earning himself the “Best Line” award at the 15th annual Powder Awards.
And fresh pants, presumably.
(H/T: Graeme Kelly)
Mark Moloney tweetz:
According to Shanghai Daily, in the North “only the Protestant majority plays rugby”!?
Minister Ring announces €1million investment to support qualification,preparation&participation at Rio Olympic Games http://t.co/EYaFRGLQg4
— Irish Sports Council (@sportireland) December 11, 2014
Among the 17 Team Ireland Leaders are European Ryder Cup Captain Paul McGinley (Golf), Kevin Ankrom (Athletics), Joseph Hennigan (Boxing), Brian Nugent (Cycling), Sally Filmer (Gymnastics), Mike Heskin (Hockey) and Peter Banks (Swimming)
Medals in the bag already.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Af0tfGMbEoI
A giant, hand-weaved net strung and centred 122m high between two cliffs by Utah BASE jumpers, the Moab Monkeys.
Each member of the group faced a 60m tightrope walk to reach the cradle before jumping.
The Irish women’s rugby 7s team are into the #Dubai7s Invitational final after beating Almaty RFC. They face Tribe 7s at 1.16pm Irish time
— Mary White (@mary_white33) December 5, 2014
Tribe 7s?
FIGHT!
UPDATE:
The Irish have beaten us 19-0 in the Cup final @Dubai7s — Tribe Sevens Rugby (@tribe7s) December 5, 2014
Boola bus!
In Armagh for what the IRFU would only describe as a “major rugby announcement”. Slightly giving the same away though pic.twitter.com/CWerG4Nstb
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) December 5, 2014
..but what could it be?
In Armagh for announcement of Ireland's bid to host 2023 Rugby World Cup pic.twitter.com/IcEHx0mz5u
— Sinéad Kissane (@sineadkissane) December 5, 2014
Ah.
‘sup?
The launch of the UBLs, the domestic club rugby awards sponsored by Ulster Bank.
It’s not all about steroids cash and scantily-clad models hipster bistros you know?
They play for love.
From top: Ian Burke, Lansdowne RFC, Jurgen Steinbech, Old Wesley RFC and Mick McGrath, Clontarf RFC (app feature image)
FIGHT!
Ireland's Stephanie Roche makes the top three for Fifa's goal of the year http://t.co/3wCxXHUXbh pic.twitter.com/VBjfJGDXRW
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) December 1, 2014
More to volley etc..
Previously: Can She Kick It
http://youtu.be/kK9v6qzsssc
Time-lapse video documenting Ireland’s victory over the Australians at Lansdowne Road Nua in the final game of that popular and often overpriced black stout series last Saturday evening.
Name that tune.
Video wizardry by Shane Caffrey