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Women’s Hurling interview Tipperary;s flying forward, Nicole Walsh, in the latest Monday Coffee Break.
Continue ReadingWomen’s Hurling interview Kilkenny powerhouse Katie Power in the latest Monday Coffee Break.
Continue ReadingWomen’s Hurling chat with Dublin star and 20×20 Ambassador, in the new Monday Coffee Morning chat segment.
Continue ReadingWomen’s Hurling For this weeks Monday Coffee Break we had a virtual, socially responsible coffee with Galway’s All-Ireland winning captain and all round legend Sarah Dervan. Grab a coffee, kick back and enjoy… Coffee Order? The largest one you can get me! Occupation? Continuous Improvement Lead Club? Mullagh Where did you first puck a ball? Out in the back garden …
Continue ReadingWomen’s Hurling chat with Clare hurler David Reidy and Offaly’s camogie legend Michaela Morkan in a new Monday Coffee Morning chat segment.
Continue ReadingWriter and camogie player Louise Nealon praised the family created in sports clubs.
Nealon, who plays for her local club Cappagh in Kildare, was speaking at Sidelines, Tramlines and Hemlines – Women in Irish Sport in the County Museum, Dundalk on February 28.
Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge and future Queen Consort, visited Knocknacarra Gaelic Club with husband, Prince William, becoming the first members of the Royal Family to visit a GAA club. Throwing herself into the football training and hurling shoot out with the local club members, Kate Middleton gives great example to young women and girls showing sport is for everyone.
Continue Reading2019 proved to be a remarkable year for Irish women in sport. The Her Sport Team of The Year is aimed at giving the public the opportunity to recognise these achievements. Meet the contenders.
Continue Reading2019 proved to be a remarkable year for Irish women in sport. We have ten nominees voted by the public for the Her Sport Woman Of The Year. Meet the contenders.
Continue ReadingIt has been a remarkable year for women’s sport in 2019. We recount our highlights and memorable moments for the months of August and September .
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