KESTRELS head coach, John Dunphy is more than satisfied with his team’s current standing as they near the midway point of their MABB Men’s Division One title defence this season.

ST. MARY’S CBS, Portlaoise are now one step away from making it back-to-back All-Ireland Under 19A Boys Schools Basketball Cup titles as they emerged top from their semi-final mini group competition in the National Basketball Arena on Tuesday.

The Coach and Player Development Officer (CDPO), Bryan Croke, Women’s Development Officer (WDO), Paidi Mahon and Community Rugby Officer (CRO), Joe Carberry continue to play an important role in the expansion of rugby in the North Midlands Area.

New Oak and St. Patrick’s are set to battle it out for the KCLR Carlow Shield in Killeshin.

Basketball Ireland National League Men’s Division 1 ND Audit Portlaoise Panthers 66 Dublin Lions 74 EVEN a third-quarter fight back, that saw them reduce their arrears to just three points, was not enough to inspire ND Audit Portlaoise Panthers to a ...

Camross’ historic All-Ireland Club Intermediate Camogie success unfolded amid a pulsating atmosphere in Croke Park, as black and amber filled the Hogan Stand and drove the Laois champions on for every minute of the final.

From grandad’s shed to the world stage

Camross Camogie Club savoured a landmark afternoon in Croke Park on Sunday as they overcame Ballincollig of Cork to secure the All-Ireland Club Intermediate Championship.

Panthers suffered their seventh straight loss in this season’s Women’s Super League.

Lidl Leinster LGFA PPS Senior ‘A’ Championship Final

Portlaoise gave it their all but came up just short in South Leinster Senior 'B'.

Mountrath Community School were crowned Leinster PPS Junior ‘A1’ hurling champions with a magnificent victory over St Brendan’s Community School, Birr.

Athy travelled to Dublin on Saturday afternoon for arguably the biggest game in the club's history when they faced Seapoint in the Energia All-Ireland Junior Cup semi-finals.

Killeshin's win away from home at a struggling St Patrick's.

Clan na nGael were crowned Laois U/20 'B' Hurling champions overcoming Barrow Gaels in a war of attrition.

Leinster League Division 2B/3 

CAMROSS Camogie Club savoured a landmark afternoon in Croke Park on Sunday as they overcame Ballincollig of Cork to secure the All-Ireland Club Intermediate Championship, earning the right to make the famous journey up the Hogan Stand steps.

AIB All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Club Final Camross 1-14 Ballincollig (Cork) 1-10 CAMROSS Camogie club made the trip to the GAA headquarters, Croke Park on Sunday afternoon where they faced Ballincollig of Cork, with the occasion being a first ...

South Leinster 2nd Year ‘B’ Football s/f 

Laois Shopping Centre U/20 Football Championship ‘B’ Final Courtwood-Emo 4-7 The Heath 1-9 COURTWOOD-Emo were crowned Laois U/20 'B' football champions after they ran out deserving winners over The Heath in Stradbally on Saturday afternoon.