Kim Flood and Liz Burke to make debuts in much-changed side
Ex-Cork star has played little since 2013 – but that’s all about to change
From stable to racecourse, women play crucial roles in the Meath trainer’s operation
Conor McGregor fight attracted me, but I did not feel comfortable when blood started flowing
Able-bodied cyclist hoping to steer her vision-impaired team-mate to medal in Rio
The authorities' response shows how the game doesn’t really care about doping
It’s been an incredible journey from ‘D’ champions to a first ever Ladies ‘A’ title
Former Raheny United star is looking forward to the move to the Women’s Super League
I could never have dreamed back then of lifestyle that athletics has given me since
Irish teenager spent six weeks training with professionals Down Under
The girl from Mornington defied convention to pursue her world boxing title dream
Patricia Amond-Lawler was one of the early stars of Irish schoolgirl track and field events
Sue Ronan gives debuts to goalkeeper Grace Moloney and defender Savannah McCarthy
Failure to turn possession and pressure into points proves costly
But if an athlete is confident of delivering at the World Indoors they should go for it
Veteran of London Olympics focused on renewing her pentathlon dream in Rio
Fourth in London four years ago, the Dubliner is focused on bid for Olympic glory
Hermes’s 9-0 demolition of Greenfields on Saturday puts them an uncatchable 14 points clear of closest challengers Pegasus
Ronan Clarke’s side see off Monaghan to consolidate place in Division One
A round-up of Sunday’s matches in group 1 and group 2 as All-Ireland champions downed
Nurturing a competitive instinct in children is healthy – just don’t apply pressure
Balinteer golfer would still urge other women to take their chances on the tour
Olympic champion cyclist’s steep learning curve could result in festival appearance
Having playing for Ireland at both cricket and hockey, the future is bright
The coming Olympics will showcase the talent of perhaps the best gymnast ever seen
Basketballer wins The Irish Times/Sport Ireland Sportswoman Award for January
Little joy for Ireland Women in Perpignan
Cliodhna Moloney comes in at hooker as Tom Tierney’s side target first win in France
Rousey and McGregor down on Trump, who finds ally in UFC president Dana White
I spent over 20 years wondering how my rivals in Stuttgart managed to run so fast
Medical doctor says she will monitor developments carefully over next few months
Getting women to become more involved in sporting bodies is a concern in Ireland and overseas
Toulouse spell has given Paula Fitzpatrick and Heather O’Brien insight into French style of play
Dubliner knew very little about football before becoming club’s chief executive
Nerves before a race are normal and parents should ease pressure rather than ramp it up
Carrickmacross boxer has learned to believe nothing - until she’s in the ring
Redundancy in Waterford meant Killimor star resumed her camogie career
Not everyone in GAA is convinced Lidl money will trickle down to grassroots
No gender barrier for athlete who is the only Irish woman to break nine-hour mark for a full triathlon
Reigning All-Ireland champions are back in semi-finals after win over Mount Mercy
If muscles were all you needed then you’d just give your weight-lifting team tennis rackets
Niamh Briggs will captain the side from full-back as they look to defend 2015 title
There is no one else to back us up, no one to lend a hand if something goes wrong
World number one amateur taking success in stride as she prepares for shot at Majors
Cork footballer hoping to win her 11th All-Ireland football medal this year
Raeshel Contreras is fulfilling her natural talent having endured a tough upbringing in USA
Retail firm to invest €1.5 million in the first of three-year sponsorship deal
Tyrone footballer Gemma Begley says new players’ body has made significant progress
Sometimes an injury can allow us to pursue a different sporting interest
That a major brand is investing in women’s sport in Ireland is a wonderful thing
Twice Queen of Europe, the Dublin woman has her sights set on claiming the King of Europe title in 2016
Doyle’s thousands of hours in the pool have been dedicated to the 60-something seconds she will race in Rio
Bray boxer not fussed about milestone, only the new targets ahead
Italian Lella Lombardi was the last women to start a F1 race in 1976
If we want to restore sport’s credibility, athletes must break code of silence
Irish women will play Spain four times in the coming days
While Rory retires with Leinster title, sister Urusula looks to add to four All-Ireland haul
Cyclist regained passion for competition after day in the Alps took a fateful twist
Irish international very much at home as a professional in Swedish first division
2015 saw bronze, but now Egan needs ‘the best race of my life’ to get to Olympics
Inspiring run led Ireland to bronze medal in European Championships
Cork captain aiming to lead Mourneabbey to All-Ireland club victory over Donaghmoyne
Ulster woman has a Curtis Cup on home soil ahead of taking up a scholarship in Arizona
For athletes preparing for Rio Olympics, living in the present is key to preparation
15-year-old’s surge to top 200 of world junior ranks a result of huge undertaking
West Indies cricketer thinks everyone he meets want to share his ‘hanky-panky bed’
A timely study from Limerick sheds light on an under- reported problem
Young jockey proves hard work and dedication really can get you places
Landmark senior county-level men’s GAA fixture on Sunday to have first female referee
Athletes aiming for Rio Olympics will be happy that big day is on a Friday this year
In GAA, injury can mean missing out on work, school or sport – but also huge expense
Cork women’s football and camogie duo each has 16 All-Ireland winners medals
Cork pair share Sportswoman of the Year award following another outstanding year
Irish women’s team have ability to achieve dreams at Rio Olympics 2016
Learning to swim properly 16 years ago has proved so beneficial to me over the years
Challenging it is a harder job than merely signing a petition against the boxer
Veteran of over 100 caps hopes team’s success can inspire a younger generation
Ian O'Riordan profiles some of the Irish women on scholarships in the US
Enniskerry native guided school to first United States National Championship
Mayo great is adamant women’s game deserves more from GAA
Rower thought Olympic dreams were over, but third-place finish in France changed that
Are sports awards that are just for women the answer?
Running, swimming or cycling with different groups can prove extremely satisfying
Hockey international prepares to get career on track by joining US race team as engineer
Ireland captain was happy playing Gaelic football until an email changed her life
My trainer Alan Storey taught me simple lesson that training harder is not always answer
Manager Sue Ronan believes a point would be good return in Tallaght against the top seeds
Blackmore is Ireland’s only professional female jumps jockey – but that wasn’t her plan
Ireland’s rugby captain’s thoughts often drift to World Cup 2017 which Ireland will host
Once the third-ranked women’s player in the world, now she faces a whole new challenge
It’s rare for Irish players to find clubs where they can afford to focus solely on football
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