The International Testing Agency (ITA) has entered into a collaboration with Sport Ireland. The partnership is designed to enable the exchange of knowledge and information between the organisations and to coordinate anti-doping initiatives more effectively.

Ireland missed out on promotion to the FIH Pro League after losing the Nations Cup Final to Spain in Terrassa. Second-quarter goals from Patricia Alvarez and Lola Riera secured a 2-0 victory for the hosts.

An inspired Irish quartet led by Rhasidat Adeleke outstripped Femke Bol's favoured Dutch team to snatch gold in a thrilling 4x400m mixed relay at the European Championships on Friday. The Irish four, also featuring Christopher O'Donnell, Thomas Barr and Sharlene Mawdsley, clocked a championship record of 3min 09.92sec, just ahead of silver medal winners Italy, in a show of Olympic intent just 49 days out from the Paris Games.

A global audience will witness Ireland's celebration of 100 years of Olympic participation next month when Team Ireland takes centre stage at the  in Dublin on 17 March 2024. Ireland first competed as a nation at the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris and the celebrations will commemorate the country's Olympic heritage.

The World GAA unveiled a plan to seek Olympic recognition for the Gaelic Games and raise the international profile of the sport at its congress in Ireland last weekend.

Just two more tickets to Paris were up for grabs on the final day of the FIH Hockey 2024 Olympic Qualifiers in Valencia, Spain and Muscat, Oman on Sunday.

The Team Ireland Olympic Ball is one of the most important events in the country, acknowledging Irish athletes. This weekend, it took place at the Mansion House in Dublin, highlighting the athletes who competed in the 2023 European Games.

The Olympic Federation of Ireland (OFI) has warned its costs will increase for Paris 2024 when compared to Tokyo 2020, despite the Games in France being a lot closer to home, as it announced it had signed a deal for a training base in Fontainebleau.

New Zealand has again been ranked as the most lucrative brand at the Rugby World Cup, although this year's host France and world number one-ranked side Ireland have enjoyed impressive rises.

On Tuesday (October 10), the UEFA Executive Committee will announce the host nations of the UEFA European Championships in 2028 and 2032.

The world number one ranked side in the world Ireland reached the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals, and secured top spot in Pool B, after beating Scotland 36-14 in Paris.

The United Kingdom and Ireland is set to host the 2028 UEFA European Championships after its only rival Turkey officially withdrew today.