A global audience will witness Ireland's celebration of 100 years of Olympic participation next month when Team Ireland takes centre stage at the  in Dublin on 17 March 2024. Ireland first competed as a nation at the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris and the celebrations will commemorate the country's Olympic heritage.

Dublin became the latest city to be introduced to the Guardian Girls Global Karate Project, the World Karate Federation (WKF) has announced.

Japan dominated proceedings during the finals of the Karate 1-Premier League event in Dublin in Ireland.

Ukrainian Olympic silver medallist Anzhelika Terliuga was among the athletes who sealed a place in the finals at the last Karate 1-Premier League event of the year in Ireland's capital Dublin.

Head of the International Luge Federation's (FIL) Track Construction Commission Markus Aschauer took part in a meeting initiated by the Olympic Federation of Ireland (OFI) to discuss a new ice sports facility in Dublin.

Munich has been confirmed as a host city for this year's European Championship, but the UEFA Executive Committee has moved games away from Bilbao and Dublin because it was deemed unlikely that fans would be able to attend.

Bilbao and Dublin look set to lose the right to stage matches at this year’s European Championship, while Munich is also reportedly in danger of being cut from the list of host cities.

Four of the proposed host cities for this year's European Championship in men's football have been given until April 19 to offer UEFA more information on their plans for fans to attend matches, but the other eight venues have provided assurances that spectators will be permitted.

Dublin and Bilbao appear likely to lose the right to stage matches at football's European Championship this year because the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) and Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) have told UEFA they cannot guarantee minimum spectator levels at matches.

Bilbao in Spain, Irish capital Dublin and Glasgow in Scotland face being cut from the list of hosts for this year’s delayed Euro 2020.

Dublin will host next year’s European Cross Country Championships after the original hosts, Turin, agreed to shift to 2022.

European Athletics has ruled out Hungary’s offer to stage the 2020 European Cross Country Championships following the event's cancellation, citing a lack of time for preparation.

The three continental Para-badminton championships remaining on the 2020 calendar have been suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.