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We have been the voice of the Irish community in the Britain since 1987 and we cover all the latest and breaking Irish sports news headlines from across the country. We report on many Irish sports such as boxing, racing, hurling, GAA and rugby. We have proudly had an extensive relationship with London Irish Rugby Club for many years and report all their latest scores.

We know how passionate the Irish community in Britain are about sports; and we are proud of the quality of sports reports that we produce. For all your latest Irish sports news, look no further than the Irish World.

13-year-old football fan Ellie Murphy inspired to raise money for charity

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By David Hennessy A football mad London- Irish girl is walking 100 kilometres this month to raise money for Ovarian Cancer Action. 13- year- old...

Coggins sets sights on All-Ireland glory

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Paul Coggins is back involved with London as manager of the county’s junior team, and nothing less than All-Ireland glory will do. By Damian Dolan Twelve...

When life knocks you down…

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Ellie Marron and Frank McCarthy told David Hennessy about Knuck and Knuckle, a documentary about boxing, grief and redemption featuring boxer Lee Reeves. Short...

Green shoots

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By David Hennessy Shay Given sees the green shoots of promise in Heimir Hallgrímsson's Republic of Ireland team. Shay sat down to chat with the Irish...

GAA comes to Palestine

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By David Hennessy GAA has reached the children living in the West Bank with the launch of GAA Palestine. Youngsters in the conflicted region have...

We can be heroes

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Former Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Shay Given told David Hennessy that the young crop of Republic of Ireland players, under their new manager, can...

The game of their lives

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It’s 50 years since Ballinasloe played host to one of the greatest upsets in GAA history when London’s hurlers proved their worth by stunning...

Nothing to prove

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Katie- George Dunlevy told David Hennessy about her fourth Paralympic Games, having nothing to prove and what those medals mean to her. This is Katie-...

A chip off the old block

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London forward Shay Rafter is hoping to follow in his father’s footsteps against Galway in the Connacht Championship next Saturday – 25 years after...

A man for all seasons

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After 16 years as kitman to the London senior football team Phil Roche is calling it a day By Damian Dolan He’s been threatening it for...