English RFU CEO Bill Sweeney says Red Roses tickets are “probably priced too cheaply”
Reflecting on a phenomenal Guinness Women’s Six Nations campaign in which they won the tournament outright for the sixth successive year and achieved a grand slam, English RFU CEO Bill Sweeney says Red Roses tickets are “probably priced too cheaply” given the growing rate of interest in the women’s team. England vs Ireland saw the hosts garner a crowd of …
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Former World Champion Amy Broadhurst switches allegiance from Ireland to GB Months Before Olympics
Former World champion Amy Broadhurst has completed her allegiance switch from Ireland to Great Britain, following an Olympic selection snub from the Irish Athletic Boxing Association (IABA). The Dundalk woman had previously alluded to the potential changeover, but has now confirmed her selection for Team GB ahead of the Olympic qualifiers in Bangkok from May 25th to June 2nd, 2024. …
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5 key takeaways from the Energia AIL final between UL Bohemians and Railway Union
The Energia AIL final between UL Bohemians and Railway Union didn’t disappoint today in the Aviva Stadium, with the Munster outfit coming out on top in the nail-biting, end to end decider. Explosive from the word go, there were massive yards made, impressive tackles put in, and above anything else, big trys scored! Here’s five key takeaways from the Energia …
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The Women’s Six Nations is coming to a close, and with that we thought we’d explore how a win vs Scotland this weekend could qualify Ireland for the Rugby World Cup. There is more on offer in this final round than pride, prestige and acclaim, depending on your final table position, including Rugby World Cup qualification and (in Ireland’s case) …
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Ireland’s ones to watch at the European Rowing Championships
With the competition looming from the 25th to the 28th of April 2024, here’s Ireland’s ones to watch at the European Rowing Championships, taking place in Szeged, Hungary. There are plenty of events on offer at the meet, with Irish women competing in two events. More specifically, Margaret Cremen will hope to impress in the Lightweight Women’s Single Sculls (or …
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Karen Carney details the period leakage anxiety she experienced as an England player
Former England star Karen Carney has been in many situations that would induce worry for the average person. From broadcasting in front of thousands as a sports journalist on live TV, to playing in the World Cup and the Olympics, she’s not batted an eye, but there is one thing that certainly did cause her anxiety throughout her career. Opening …
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The History of the London Marathon ahead of the 44th annual edition this weekend
The history of the London Marathon stretches back to 1981, with the 44th edition set to take place this Sunday, the 21st of April 2024. This weekend’s start time is scheduled for 9:40am and staggered from there for the different races, with an estimated cut off time of eight hours after the final competitor has begun. The route participants will …
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The real reason Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano’s rematch is to stream live on Netflix
Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano’s rematch is to stream live on Netflix, as the co main event to Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson on July 20th. The bout, which was announced this afternoon, is set to take place in the Dallas’ AT&T Stadium in Texas, and will see the two battle it out for the second time, acting as the …
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‘He definitely shaped me…he won’t be ever forgotten’ Rhasidat Adeleke pays tribute to late athletics coach Johnny Fox
Aside from her generational talent, if there’s one thing that can be said for famed Irish sprinter Rhasidat Adeleke it’s that she’s very proud of the place she’s from, and the people that have shaped her along the way. That reality was unquestionably on show yesterday, as she took the time to pay an emotional tribute to her former coach, …
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Full Gaelic Games integration to cost up to €1 billion?
Full integration of all of the Gaelic Games organisations could cost up to €1 billion, according to research put together by the Irish Examiner last week. Having surveyed leading GAA figures for that estimation, it’s believed that that number would encompass the expenses associated with the construction of new pitches, dressing rooms and other upgrades. Currently an independent audit of …
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