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January
January 2024
Conor Glass the hero as Glen win first All-Ireland club football title
Malachy O’Rourke’s side avenge last year’s heartbreaking defeat.
'It all works out and it's all worth it' - Young mother, student and Antrim captain
Rhasidat Adeleke breaks two Irish records in scintillating start to season
Dublin ladies football team call for ceasefire in Gaza before league opener
5 questions ahead of Dublin v Kerry and Division 1 league opening weekend
Know your sport? Take our weekly quiz
2019 All-Star returns as Dublin and Kerry name teams for league opener
All-Ireland final regret, JP McManus' donation and underage hockey with Ireland
The greatest day for clubs in All-Ireland finals - 'It's the stuff of dreams'
Ex-Ireland U21 captain leaves West Ham, Cork teenager joins Southampton
Experience, new tactics, star-studded backroom: McHale impact with Mayo LGFA
Cora Staunton lands coaching role with Mayo champions Ballina Stephenites
How Kerry star forward played All-Ireland final with ruptured ACL
Síofra O’Shea came on as a substitute just weeks after sustaining the dreaded injury.
Armagh dual star set for 23rd consecutive inter-county season
Turning one-offs into habits, and taking risks - how can we increase attendances in women's sport?
The FA’s Holly Murdoch and Lindsay Peterson of Nebraska Volleyball share their expertise.
Full Croke Park and attendance consistency the ambition as new research unveiled
Irish teenager McMahon stays in hunt for Olympic spot despite gear damage setback
Sam Kerr: Women's football ACL epidemic robs the game of another superstar
Marc Ludden retires after 14 seasons and over 400 League of Ireland appearances
Donegal manager Jim McGuinness handed eight-week ban for fielding ineligible player
Seventeen-year-old Finbarr Roarty played in Donegal’s McKenna Cup opener last week.
'Grateful to be welcomed back': Top defender returns to Shelbourne from Shamrock Rovers
Olympians-to-be, rising stars, code crossers - Irish sportswomen to watch in 2024
How does 2024 look for Ireland WNT and Eileen Gleeson?
Six players set for first Kerry starts as Jack O'Connor names new-look side
Sons of All-Ireland winners to make debuts in Kerry-Waterford hurling clash
Last year
2023
Cavan without long-serving star McKiernan for 2024
Ireland's Fergal O'Brien to retire from professional snooker
The 42's Best of 2023: The history, drama and legacy of Ireland's Women's World Cup
After three weeks traversing Australia, Emma Duffy reflected on a game-changing tournament for the sport in this country.
Dublin and Cork return to top with 2023 All-Ireland wins - can they stay there?
'Best year of my life': Reflections on historic 2023 for Ireland WNT
'No matter what sport you're coaching, you're coaching the person first'
Quiz: How well do you remember the Ireland WNT year?
Katie McCabe wins prestigious Sportswoman of the Year award
6am sessions in Phoenix Park, and impressive gym numbers: The rise of Vikki Wall
The multi-sport star’s influence is highlighted in a new documentary about Meath’s ladies football success.
Irish teenager Seán Grehan earns new Crystal Palace contract
From Puskas goal footage, and a moped at St James' Gate, to the Ireland top job
‘The love for the game shines through’: Eileen Gleeson’s road to the Ireland helm has taken many twists and turns.
5 things we learned from Eileen Gleeson's unveiling as Ireland WNT head coach
Third time's a charm - Why Eileen Gleeson changed her mind on Ireland job
New head coach applied for her ‘dream job’ in 2017 and 2019.
A surprise - or inevitable? 5 talking points as Eileen Gleeson lands Ireland WNT job
Eileen Gleeson appointed as Ireland WNT head coach
Dubliner appointed on a permanent basis following 100% campaign as interim head coach.
FAI identify Gleeson as the "outstanding candidate" following worldwide search.
Gleeson: Appointment is "the proudest and most humbling moment of my life to date".