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Thomas Carty faced Dave Allen ahead of Katie Taylor's fight with Flora Pili Thomas Carty has hit back at claims that he 'lost his bottle' during his heavyweight contest with Dave Allen at Croke Park.
Katie Taylor bowed out of the sport she has dominated for so long in the greatest way possible on a magical night at Croke Park
By: Robert Hynes, Gavin Quinn
Katie Taylor's historic Croke Park fight against Flora Pili was attended by 83,000 people, and promoters hope that some of those new fans will return for the National Stadium boxing event
Donald Trump will visit Ireland on Saturday and Sunday, meeting political leaders before attending the Irish Open
By: Robert Hynes
The Irish Open continues at Doonbeg ahead of the arrival of Donald Trump this weekend
By: Robert Hynes
Donald Trump will visit Doonbeg for the Irish Open Rory McIlroy looks set to be reunited with Donald Trump when the US President visits his Doonbeg course for the Irish Open.
By: Robert Hynes
Rory McIlroy is set to be reunited with Donald Trump as the US President heads to Doonbeg in Co Clare
By: Robert Hynes
There is some big prize money on offer at the Irish Open Shane Lowry has left himself in a strong position at the Irish Open after a
By: Robert Hynes
Shane Lowry fired a course-record 62 to surge to the top of the Irish Open leaderboard on 11-under-par, three shots clear of the field, with over $1 million in prize money up for grabs for the winner
By: Robert Hynes
Shane Lowry was interrupted by the arrival of the US President Shane Lowry had to pause for a couple of moments during his Irish Open third round as Donald Trump landed at Doonbeg on Saturday.
