Peter Branigan is a Reporter at RTE. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on both team and individual sports, as well as the business aspects of competitive sports. Peter's work has been featured in Dublin's Q102 and Dublin's FM104.
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Stephen Bradley says his team's recent slump is a reminder of how high their performance levels have been for the last few seasons as they prepare for their Conference League play-off.
Ireland take on Spain in their third Pool C match at the Belfius Hockey Arena in Belfast...
By: Peter Branigan
It's a busy evening ahead in the men's Premier Division of the League of Ireland, with four games down for decision.
Two clubs who are fighting in the league for a European spot, but there is another route to the continent next summer.
By: Peter Branigan
A big evening in the men's Premier Division of the League of Ireland with all 10 clubs in action.
By: Peter Branigan
Irish duo Aaron Hill and Jordan Brown have come through qualifying to secure their spot at next month's Northern Ireland Open.
By: Peter Branigan
These are unusual times in the League of Ireland. We certainly have a title race to enjoy, while the battle to avoid the relegation play-off is hotting up.
By: Peter Branigan
The second Club Orange FAI Cup of the weekend takes place today, and it's Galway United and Derry City locking horns for the right to meet Waterford on Lansdowne Road next month.
By: Peter Branigan
Aaron Hill lost his last 64 clash with Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 4-2 at the Northern Ireland Open this afternoon.
Ronnie O'Sullivan's return to Belfast ended in defeat as he was beaten 4-3 by Cheung Ka Wai this afternoon at the Waterfront Hall.
