Sport

  • Settlement reached in McIlroy case

    Settlement reached in McIlroy case

    The Rory Mcilroy versus Horizon Sports Management case was due to tee off at 11am on Wednesday, but the crowds were already gathering outside the Four Courts almost an hour before. A throng of media were ready to greet golf’s golden boy. Photographers…

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  • January Transfer Window: Winners and Losers

    By: Daniel Pim Transfer deadline day can be one of football’s most exciting days. Big money/name deals have fans watering at the mouth, and invariably teams always leave it to the last minute to make a purchase or secure a season-changing loan deal.…

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  • FA Cup magic lives on, but are replays part of it?

    Photo by Carlos Yo (Wikipedia) By: James Cox James Cox takes a look at the shocks of this seasons FA Cup and the complex issue of replays. The latest round of FA Cup replays starts this Tuesday with three fourth-round replays followed by…

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  • McIlroy’s case set to tee off at 11am on Wednesday

        (Image by Mark Shierbecker/Wikimedia) By Donal Lucey The first major of the season, the Masters, is just nine weeks away but world number 1 Rory Mcilroy must first face a tough battle in the High Court. The multi-million euro case involving…

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  • Wealdstone Raider visits Dublin

    James Cox talks to three students who met the infamous Wealdstone Raider during his visit to the Lost Society                                                …

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  • Liverpool vs Chelsea – Three of the Best

    Net photo Liverpool and Chelsea meet tonight at Stamford Bridge in the second leg of their Capital One Cup semi-final. Tempers flared between Diego Costa and Jordan Henderson during last week’s 1-1 draw at Anfield and with the added tension from the astonishing…

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  • Rugby’s changing its attitudes towards concussions

    Rugby’s changing its attitudes towards concussions

    Finally it seems common sense has prevailed, as players are no longer allowed play the “hero” when they have sustained head injuries on the field of play. The power is now firmly in the hands of team doctors and referees. This was on…

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  • The Karate Kid

    The Karate Kid

    Our capital isn’t the world’s hub for karate expertise however this may all be about to change as Leeanne Royle has risen to become one of the country’s most exciting prospects in  martials art with a trophy cabinet filled with gold.   The…

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  • Women in Sport: Lyndsey Davey, Dublin GAA

    Women in Sport: Lyndsey Davey, Dublin GAA

    The City’s Alison O’ Hanlon talked to Dublin Ladies GAA All Star Lyndsey Davey about the commitment of playing for your county and her hopes for the future. It’s been a year of highs and lows for Dublin vice captain Lyndsey Davey whose…

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  • Ger O’Brien – A Season Review

    Ger O’Brien – A Season Review

    After winning the FAI Cup for the first time in 53 years, St Patrick’s Athletic captain Ger O’Brien sat down with The City to share his thoughts on the season gone by. The defender also spoke about his own future as well as…

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