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Continue ReadingBy the age of 14, girls drop out of sport at twice the rate of boys. This is not for a lack of passion or skill; girls’ and women’s sports are often under-funded, under-supported and under-promoted. The fact is girls and women have not been given the same opportunity. 40.8% of participants in sport are female, but did you know, …
Continue ReadingLife Style Sports is a Her Sport Official Partner. Life Style Sports have joined forces with Her Sport to to empower every girl and woman to achieve their full potential.
Continue ReadingNaomi Osaka’s decision to withdraw from the French Open tournament sparked major controversy over the past few weeks. The four-time tennis champion’s decision to leave the competition to focus on her mental health was faced with penalties for avoiding the media, an issue several athletes have faced in the past.
Continue ReadingKellie Harrington, Aoife O’Rourke & Michaela Walsh are heading to the Olympic Games after European Boxing Olympic qualification.
Continue ReadingA preview of the Irish Ladies Hockey team ahead of the Euro Hockey Championships in Netherlands.
Continue ReadingProfessional golfer Olivia Mehaffey speaks on body image, the growing platform for women in golf, and advise she’d give to aspiring golfers.
Continue ReadingIt was a triumphant weekend for some of Ireland’s top athletic stars at the Irish Milers meet in Belfast on Saturday. Phil Healy sparkled by running her fastest 400 metres race, adding more ranking points towards Tokyo Olympic qualification in the process. Healy came to the track determined to maximise the ranking points, and so she did: winning the 400m in …
Continue ReadingAfter 127 years, Portmarnock Golf Club in north county Dublin will finally eradicate its men-only membership policy. Since its founding in 1894, women have not been allowed to become members.
Continue ReadingIt was four years ago when an agonising neck strain before a pre-season game turned into a horrific injury for Tipperary’s Edith Carroll. She had been playing for Tipperary for over a decade and enjoying notable success, having won an All-Ireland in her first season back in 2008. As any athlete, especially one with her experience knows, burpees, hill sprints …
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