She is Ireland’s leading women’s pro, but while the golf course has been a source of both pain and comfort to the Olympian, she is determined to encourage more young women into the sport
He left a lasting mark on Connacht. Now Pat Lam wants to shake up Irish rugby before he leaves for Bristol
Finding a new livelihood after a career as a professional sportsperson is rarely an open goal
Russell quit her job in engineering for an apprentice coaching position in Rowing Ireland. Now the Galway woman is leading the talent recruitment programme for the British Olympic medal machine
At 38, Ed Joyce is still not out as the dream of playing Test cricket edges even closer
As a kid, Renton played truant to go to the Cheltenham Festival. Four decades on, he’s in charge
“Hopefully, from a results perspective, it’s very different,” says Paddy Power boss Breon Corcoran
After stepping down as head of the GPA, Dessie Farrell is striking out on his own as a consultant and performance coach
The Olympic Council of Ireland’s vote on a new president is to take place this week. Whatever happens, the result will be a telling one
The new chief executive of the Gaelic Players Association is guaranteed to apply himself to the task
After two decades on the European Tour, golfer Peter Lawrie has had to come to terms with taking up a day job
Irish-owned team Aqua Blue is aiming to shake-up how pro cycling is run, and it’s targeting a spot on the Tour de France and beyond
Former England head coach Stuart Lancaster is intent on reviving his reputation - and his new team hopes to benefit
Greed and foolhardiness cut Sam Allardyce’s tenure short, but there were warning signs earlier
Shane Ryan has swapped continent, college and nationality to swim for Ireland in Rio
