Alanna Cunnane

Alanna Cunnane is a sports journalist at Hersport.ie. A DCU journalism graduate from Sligo, she covers a wide range of sports, specialising in football and GAA.
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WNL Series 19 Recap: Goals Galore While Shelbourne Rebound To The Top Of The Table

A waterlogged field saw the highly anticipated third and fourth place clash between DLR Waves and Wexford Youths postponed, but…

Irish Women’s Basketball Team Draw Belarus, the Czech Republic and the Netherlands in Euro 2023 Qualifiers

FIBA Women’s Eurobasket qualifying draw saw Ireland’s Senior women’s team yield Belarus, the Czech Republic and the Netherlands in group…

Sarah McKevitt Adds Green Fingers To Her Emerald Set But Says “The Day Of The Dual Player Is Gone”

Cork City's Sarah McKevitt talks her new club, the decision to focus solely on soccer and the Common Goal initiative.

Interprovincial Women’s Rugby Championship To Be Televised For The First Time In History

TG4 have added yet another groundbreaking move of women’s sport coverage to their repertoire this week as they announced they…

5 Reasons Meath Beat Cork (And Why They Can Overcome Dublin)

Meath LGFA pulled off a comeback for the ages on Sunday when they championed victory over stalwarts Cork in Croke…

5 Reasons Dublin Beat Mayo (And Why They Can Overcome Meath)

While a multitude of Gaelic Games onlookers had their three certainties in life shattered to pieces by Mayo GAA at…

WNL Series 18: Sizeable Wexford Win Leaves Shels With A Hill To Climb

With delays, postponements and results with massive implications, this WNL weekend was like no other.

Olympics Day 14: Agony For Coyle And History Making Madison As Golfers Maintain Outside Chance

Natalya Coyle, Leona Maguire, Stephanie Meadow, Shannon McCurley and Emily Kay were all out for Team Ireland last night as…

WNL Recap: Slattery Services Shels To Slay Bohs In Tolka

Series 17 of Women’s National League football unusually took place midweek, but what wasn’t inconsistent is that of the top-quality…

Nadia Power: ‘I’ll Cry Today But Tomorrow I’ll Be Proud I Made My Olympic Dream Come True’

Yesterday saw the culmination of years of dedication in the form of the 800m heats for Nadia Power, and while…

Day 8: Lavin Runs Second Fastest Time But Doesn’t Progress

Day 8 of Olympics displays saw trials and tribulations aplenty on show with Sarah Lavin and Sarah Ennis in action.

Danielle Hill :‘My Whole Life Has Been Building To This Moment’

Record breaking Irish swimmer Danielle Hill tells of her qualifying experience, team bond and support she has received throughout the…