The Champions League and Europa League finals were postponed indefinitely yesterday by Uefa in response to the health crisis across Europe.
Sportswear manufacturer O'Neills says it's going into the hospital scrubs business - just days after laying off most of its 900-member work force because of sporting fixture shutdowns.
The new normal affects us all, even inter-county GAA players. Or, in their case, perhaps more so.
The shape of the GAA season is likely to become clearer in the next 24 hours as the Association awaits a fresh direction from the Government on a probable extension of restrictions imposed on gatherings earlier in the month.
No matches, no training, no wages and living out of a suitcase.
Rob Heffernan has slammed the International Olympic Committee for delaying a decision to postpone the 2020 Games in Tokyo, branding the IOC's treatment of athletes as "scandalous".
Agriculture Minister Michael Creed has warned farmers who have already shelled out deposits for equipment under the Calf Investment Scheme (CIS) that there is no certainty that an eligible application will be approved.