Rathdrum happy with the win in Portlaoise

RATHDRUM'S Womens Rugby team were in action again on Sunday in Round 3 of their All-Ireland League campaign when they travelled to Portlaoise on a day too good to play rugby.

Joseph Byrne (Baltinglass) driving at the third tee during the third round of the 2018 Irish Boys Amateur Open Championship at Belvoir Park Golf Club on June 28. Picture by Pat Cashman

High-flying Byrne

Brendan Lawrence, Sports Editor While Paul Dunne is flying the flag for Wicklow golf in the world of professional golf, a 15-year-old golfer from Baltinglass is busy turning heads in the amateur ranks in back in Ireland.

High-flying Byrne

Women’s Sevens Player of the Year, Lucy Mulhall

Best player accolade for magic Mulhall

She may have been deemed the Women's Sevens Player of the Year and she may have just guided Ireland to their best ever World Series finish at the Canada 7's but Lucy Mulhall is striving for more.

Dunne does it for Ireland

Ireland beat France to claim victory in the Golf Sixes thanks to Gavin Moynihan and Greystones' Paul Dunne.

Gold medallist Daina Moorehouse and her family at the Team Ireland homecoming at Dublin Airport.

Daina delivers again

Enniskerry Boxing Club's golden girl Daina Moorehouse has won her second European title inside nine months.

Katie Taylor following her WBA and IBF World Lightweight unification bout with Victoria Bustos.

Phenomenal Katie eyeing up next prize

Daniel Gorman Katie Taylor won't be taking time to bask in the glory of her historic victory in Brooklyn, as she is too busy eyeing up her next prize - and victim.

Brendan Nicholson, President, Wicklow RFC, accepts the award on behalf of Wicklow RFC for the Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year award, from Sharon Woods, Bank of Ireland and President of Leinster Rugby Niall Rynne.

Bright future for Wicklow

After one of the best weeks in Wicklow RFC's proud history, club president Bert Nicholson tipped them for an even brighter future.

Back row: Ryan Del Duca, Jake Carroll, Aimee Collins, Leah Kiernan, Heidi McLoughlin, Tadhg O’Connor. Front row: Coaches, Ferdia and Jessica Grant. Missing from photo is Sarah Cassidy

Magnificent seven!

Local Club Swiff Kick Martial Arts Academy (SKMAA) are incredibly proud of the seven members of their competition team that competed at the Kickboxing Ireland National Championships in Citywest over the 28/29 of April.

Climbing high during the O’Connor Cup game

Gerard's make Pres Bray pay the penalty

Daniel Gorman If the 6-0 scoreline suggests that this was a match void of flowing attacking play then that suggestion is correct. If it suggests it was a tad short of excitement - correct again. But if it suggests that these teams saw this as nothing but a glorified friendly then guess again.