UCD left it late to beat Bray Wanderers last night in the First Division of the SSE Airtricity League.

Our man Peter Branigan was there and has the story of the game.

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This weekend will see the first Leinster Open Sea Swimming Docklands Challenge.

A race that celebrates courage, community and cold water grit!

Stephen O'Brien and Brian Nolan from Leinster Open Sea Swimming join Hazel Nolan to chat about the race, and the growth of cold water swimming in Dublin.

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Belfast boxer, Michael Conlan, will fight professionally in Dublin for the first time next month.

He'll take on British fighter, Jack Bateson, at the 3 Arena.

Following victory over Asad Asif Khan in March Conlan's hoping this fight in Dublin will put him on track towards another shot at a world title.

The Olympic bronze medalist has been chatting with talkSPORT Ireland's Luke Delaney.

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Last Sunday Orlagh Nolan climbed the steps of the Hogan stand to lift the Brendan Martin Cup in the air with glee.

Winner of the player of the match in the All-Ireland victory over Meath, it was a moment that signified a return from a year where she battled on the long road back from an ACL injury.

The Ballinteer St. John's forward has been reflecting on a week to remember with Jonathan Byrne.

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Irish basketball is enjoying a moment.

The sport has really taken off in Ireland, something evidenced in the number of players, especially women, heading Stateside to further their playing careers.

Orla Keeling has been chatting to one of them, Dubliner Grace Prenter, who recently signed for the University of Texas.

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Sarah Lavin wants nothing more than to make the World Championship final in Tokyo.

Ireland's fastest women over the 100m hurdles knows she will probably have to produce a new national record to achieve that, but she’s leaning into the challenge, making biomechanical changes to improve her acceleration and shave off precious milliseconds.

The Limerick woman has been chatting to Louise Phelan D'Cruz for Dublin Sport Today.

Sarah was speaking at an event to announce SPAR and EUROSPAR as Official Retail Partners to the Olympic Federation of Ireland. The partnership will see the leading retail group support Team Ireland as they build towards and compete at the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Los Angeles.

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