Douglas and Hendry clash as his inadequate research on Women’s world champion is exposed
Snooker legend Stephen Hendry grabbed headlines for all of the wrong reasons yesterday, exposing himself as ill-informed when it comes to some of the world’s top players at the Champion of Champions tournament in Bolton. The Scottish pundit, who was himself one of the most successful players of the 1990’s, was involved in ITV 4’s coverage of the first day …
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“I Would Love For People To Experience What I’ve Had The Privilege to Experience With Ireland Lacrosse” – Eimear Fitzpatrick
Ireland’s lacrosse scene may not be the most widely recognized, but with the sport set to make its mark at the LA 2028 Olympics, there’s an increasing buzz around the country’s chances at qualifying. Eimear Fitzgerald, an Irish lacrosse snsation, shared her remarkable story and offered a glimpse into the thrilling potential for lacrosse within the nation. According to Eimear, …
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World’s Most Marketable Athletes: The Soaring Marketability of Women’s Sports
In the ever-evolving realm of sports marketing, 2023 has brought a significant shift in the landscape, highlighting the growing commercial influence and value of women’s sports. SportsPro’s annual ranking of the world’s 50 Most Marketable Athletes (50MM) has not only crowned Argentine soccer legend Lionel Messi as the most marketable athlete but has also underscored the prominence of female athletes, …
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Thrilling Development For Ireland Lacrosse As Sport Makes Olympic Comeback After 120 Years
In a thrilling development for Ireland Lacrosse, the sport is set to make its grand return to the Olympic stage after a 120-year hiatus. Lacrosse, which is often likened to hurling, appeared in the Olympic Games of 1904 and 1908. Remarkably, in 1908, a certain Paddy Brennan, an Irishman who moved to Montreal at a young age, captained Canada to …
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The Economics of Women’s Sports
Sports have long been regarded as a powerful catalyst for personal growth, character development, and community engagement. For women, participation in sports offers more than just physical activity; it’s a journey that nurtures leadership, teamwork, and resilience. Beyond these remarkable personal benefits, the economic landscape of women’s sports reveals a world of untapped potential. The argument that women’s sports aren’t …
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Kevin Keegan’s Controversial Remarks on Female Football Pundits Spark Backlash
Former England manager Kevin Keegan has found himself at the center of controversy after making remarks about female football pundits. Speaking to an audience in Bristol, Keegan suggested that female pundits weren’t convincing when covering England men’s games, stating, “I don’t like to listen to ladies talking about the England men’s team at the match because I don’t think it’s …
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Black History Month: Celebrating Black Irish Athletes
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HerSport Editor
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October 6, 2023
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Sports
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Antrim LGFA, Athletics, Basketball, Elizabeth Ndudi, Evelyn Igharo, Gandy Malou-Mamel, ireland rugby, Irish Soccer, Linda Djougang, Nadia Power, Rhasidat Adeleke, Rianna Lauren Jarrett, Track and Field, Women in Sports
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The month of October is Black History Month in Ireland. It recognises the global impact of black history and remembers the ongoing fight for racial equality and social justice worldwide. In celebration of Black History Month, we look back at some of the sporting achievements of black Irish athletes. Rhasidat Adeleke Rhasidat Adeleke is an Irish sprinter and the first …
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Bridging The Gender Gap In Sports Research
When it comes to sports, the spotlight often shines brightest on the athletes, the teams, and the leagues themselves. But what about the research behind the scenes? Is it receiving the attention it deserves? The answer is a resounding “no,” and that’s a problem that impacts female athletes more than you might think. Research focused on female athletes lags far …
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Tribe Ultimate Frisbee: A Journey Of Growth And Success
In 2016, the Tribe Ultimate Frisbee Club’s women’s team started competing in five-a-side competitions. This marked the beginning of an incredible journey of growth and achievement for the Galway club. Ready to find your perfect sports club? Checkout the listed clubs on our Clubs Platform including Tribe Ultimate Frisbee by putting https://t.co/B8ajkotoDX in your search bar! If you would like …
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Dublin Gravity Women: Rising Stars Of Irish Ultimate Frisbee
Since being established in 2014, Dublin Gravity Women has become a prominent women’s Ultimate Frisbee Club on the Irish scene. Current All Ireland Champions, Dublin Gravity Women have also achieved a name for themselves internationally, currently ranked #2 in the UK, and previously #3 in Europe in 2021. The club currently has around 50 members and is composed of players …
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