'It means a little more because I've had a rough couple of years'

Team Ireland swimmer Danielle Hill speaks to Raf Diallo about emerging from a "rough couple of years" to take on the challenges of Paris 2024 with a positive mindset.

McSharry 'definitely back in a much better place' going into Paris

Team Ireland's Mona McSharry talks to Raf Diallo about regaining her love for swimming as the Paris 2024 Olympics loom.

'You're going to see a new Daniel Wiffen in Paris'

Team Ireland distance swimmer Daniel Wiffen tells Raf Diallo he's expecting to be even better than the version of himself that won two World golds in Doha this year.

Spain strike late to become kings of Europe | Spain 2-1 England | Euro 2024 Highlights

Substitute Mikel Oyarzabal scored four minutes from time to give Spain a deserved 2-1 Euro 2024 final victory over England on Sunday and a record fourth European crown, as Gareth Southgate's team lost in their second successive final. Oyarzabal combined with Marc Cucurella on a swift counter-attack for the winning goal as Spain were crowned champions, having won all seven games they played in the tournament

Eileen Gleeson delighted with Irish application against France

Julie-Ann Russell revels in 'surreal' return to green jersey

Cork native Denise O Sullivan celebrates glorious homecoming

Anna Patten seals Ireland's win over France

Julie-Ann Russell scores a stunner against France

Denise O'Sullivan opens the scoring for Ireland against France

How should Shamrock Rovers approach their second leg against Vikingur?

Former Dundalk striker David McMillan discusses how Shamrock Rovers can approach their second-leg task against Vikingur in the Champions League first qualifying round. Watch or listen to the full RTÉ Soccer Podcast on rte.ie, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

The key phases that earned Spain Euro 2024 glory

Conan Byrne and David McMillan run through the key phases that helped Spain overcome England in the Euro 2024 final. Watch or listen to the full RTÉ Soccer Podcast on rte.ie, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

Parrott to AZ and Hallgrimsson hopes for Irish in Europe

David McMillan reacts to Troy Parrott's move to AZ Alkmaar and Heimir Hallgrimsson's comments about hoping to see more Irish players heading towards leagues on the continent. Watch or listen to the full RTÉ Soccer Podcast on rte.ie, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

Croker pain no more as Armagh edge out Kerry | Armagh 1-18 Kerry 1-16 | All-Ireland SFC Highlights

Armagh are through to the All-Ireland final for the fifth time in their history after edging out Kerry by two points in a wildly engrossing semi-final in Croke Park. It was the third year in a row that an Armagh knockout game in HQ had gone to extra-time, except this one ended not in penalty heartbreak but with scenes of delirium at the final whistle. For Kieran McGeeney, who took over the county side at a relatively low ebb and has been 'failing better' for much of his long reign, it was the most cathartic of victories as he guided Armagh to their first decider since he was a player back in 2003.

Galway hold firm in tense finale | Galway 1-14 Donegal 0-15 | All-Ireland SFC Highlights

Galway finished strongly in a tense finale to overcome Donegal and book their spot in a second All-Ireland final in three years. With 10 minutes remaining, a tit-for-tat encounter hung on a knife-edge, the scoring-rate having fallen precipitously after an open first half. The hinge moment occurred with five minutes remaining. After a rousing Donegal turnover, Ciarán Thompson dived on the ball on the ground, referee Brendan Cawley penalising the midfielder. The big screen operator in Croke Park was momentarily asleep at the wheel, the tight call being broadcast around the stadium. The replay probably vindicated the decision but it was tight and the Donegal crowd struck up a round of boos, while Ryan McHugh and his teammates pointed agitatedly at the screen. Cawley responded by bringing the free in even closer. Finnerty tapped it over to nudge Galway in front at a crucial moment.

Joyce reacts as Galway seal passage to final

Pádraic Joyce lavishes praise on his Galway players and casts an eye ahead to an All-Ireland final date with Armagh.

Armagh 1-8 Kerry 1-16 (AET): Rian O'Neill interview

Armagh's Man of the Match reacts to beating Kerry in the All-Ireland semi-final

FT: Armagh 1-18 Kerry 1-16 (AET)

The final whistle scenes as Armagh reach their first All-Ireland Football Championship final since 2003

Captain Laverty lifts Tailteann Cup aloft for Down

Down captain Pierce Laverty lifts the Tailteann Cup aloft after their hard-fought final victory over Laois.