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Patriots’ return or a Western rise: The NFC and AFC championship games at a glance.

January 24, 2026 By Cathal McCourt
Filed Under: International Sport, Sports

Patriots’ return or a Western rise: The NFC and AFC championship games at a glance.

Image: Dave Adamson/Unsplash 28 teams down, four left standing. The Seattle Seahawks, the Denver Broncos, the New England Patriots, and the Los Angeles Rams. The NFC and AFC are poised to play their penultimate games, sending one team each to Superbowl LX. Each team will be gnawing for the ultimate prize; the Lombardi trophy, yet only one will get their chance to sink their … [Read more...] about Patriots’ return or a Western rise: The NFC and AFC championship games at a glance.

Most losses to no losses: Indiana’s two-year miracle ends in a national championship

January 24, 2026 By Conall Diggin
Filed Under: International Sport, Sports

Most losses to no losses: Indiana’s two-year miracle ends in a national championship

Memorial Stadium, Bloomington, University of Indiana Monday night saw the University of Indiana Hoosiers defeat the University of Miami Hurricanes 27-21 and be crowned College Football National Champions. The win caps off one of the most improbable turnarounds in sports history, one which is already drawing comparisons to Leicester City’s 5000-1 Premier League triumph in … [Read more...] about Most losses to no losses: Indiana’s two-year miracle ends in a national championship

Why 2026 could change Formula One more than people expect 

January 3, 2026 By Kate Flores
Filed Under: International Sport, Sports

Why 2026 could change Formula One more than people expect 

Formula One fans have heard plenty about 2026 already, but with the new technical regulations now officially published, the scale of what is coming is clearer than ever. The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, the organisation overseeing motor racing, is undergoing one of the biggest resets the sport has attempted in a long time. In Formula One, rule changes decide who … [Read more...] about Why 2026 could change Formula One more than people expect 

What the World Cup draw means for the Boys in Green

December 12, 2025 By Eoin Langan
Filed Under: International Sport, Sports

What the World Cup draw means for the Boys in Green

Image: U.S. Department of State On Friday the 2026 World Cup group stage draw took place in the Kennedy Centre, in Washington D.C. The draw was conducted in the eccentric and unnerving manner we have become accustomed to under FIFA President, Gianni Infantino. It featured appearances from the likes of Kevin Hart, Rio Ferdinand and The Village People, who performed U.S … [Read more...] about What the World Cup draw means for the Boys in Green

Galway fighter Andreeas Binder reflects on UFC reality show: ‘The best six weeks I could’ve asked for’

December 2, 2025 By Jake Davis
Filed Under: Featured, International Sport, Sports

Galway fighter Andreeas Binder reflects on UFC reality show: ‘The best six weeks I could’ve asked for’

Image: Instagram (@andreeasbinder_mma) When most people go to Las Vegas, they play the odds in the hope of winning big money. When Andreeas Binder went to Las Vegas, however, he wasn’t gambling with money. An Aldi store manager by day, he put his body on the line, leaving with stitches in his forehead and two tears to his scapula, but a smile on his face. Born in Romania … [Read more...] about Galway fighter Andreeas Binder reflects on UFC reality show: ‘The best six weeks I could’ve asked for’

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