John Kenny

Sport Reporter

James Clarke of Bohemians, centre, celebrates with teammate John Mountney after scoring his side's second goal

Bohs breath life into title race with Rovers victory

Bohemians may have breathed new life into the Premier Division title race, beating their great rivals Shamrock Rovers at a packed and jubilant Dalymount Park.

Soccer • 14 hrs

Dennison denies Melia to earn Drogheda another draw

St Pat's and Drogheda played out their third scoreless league draw of the season by the banks of the Camac River as a penalty by the Spurs-bound Mason Melia was saved by visiting keeper Luke Dennison.

Soccer • 13 Jun

Charlie Eastwood was the 2018 Motorsport Ireland Young Racing Driver of the Year

Cullen and Eastwood set for the 24 Hours of Le Mans

There are two Irish divers, Ryan Cullen and Charlie Eastwood - the 2018 Motorsport Ireland Young Racing Driver of the Year - competing in this weekend's in world's most famous motor race: the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Motorsport • 12 Jun

Josh Little is out of the ODIs against the West Indies

Little blow for Ireland ahead of Windies T20 matches

Ireland's main bowler Josh Little has been ruled out of this week's T20 internationals against the West Indies, with the first of three matches taking place in Bready, Co Tyrone on Thursday.

Cricket • 11 Jun

Josh McErlean tackles the gravel tracks of Rally Italia Sardegna this weekend

McErlean relishing Sardinian WRC test

Motorsport Ireland Rally Academy driver Josh McErlean is in action at the Rally Italia Sardegna this weekend for round six of the World Rally Championship and determined to continue his upward trajectory behind the wheel of his M-Sport Ford Puma Rally1.

Motorsport • 05 Jun

Dunne stays top of F2 standings after Barcelona race

Ireland's Alex Dunne (Rodin Motorsport) continues to lead the FIA Formula 2 championship, the main support class to F1 race weekends, after a fifth-place finish in today's F2 feature race in Barcelona.

Motorsport • 01 Jun

Ireland's Paul Stirling attempts to fields the ball during match three

Ireland draw series as West Indies dominate third ODI

The West Indies beat Ireland by 197 runs (DLS) in the third ODI in Clontarf as the three-match series ended at one game apiece.

Cricket • 25 May

Umpire Johnny Kennedy inspects the pitch as groundstaff work on the wicket during the second match

Ireland's second ODI against West Indies abandoned

Ireland's second men's One Day International against the West Indies in Clontarf was abandoned when rain started to fall in between the two innings and did not let up.

Cricket • 23 May