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Sport

LGFA to appoint law and medical experts in new trans player policy

Ladies Gaelic Football Association document follows objection to a trans woman’s participation for a Dublin team last August
  • Catherine Sanz
  • February 19, 2023
The Last Post

High impact: can rugby tough it out against an unforgiving future?

Even if all our dreams of a tilt at the World Cup and Champions Cup come true this year, rugby is still a sport facing overwhelming challenges
  • Matt Cooper
  • December 31, 2022
Legal

IRFU exclusion of trans women players ‘may be in breach of equality law’

The rugby body’s move to ban trans women taking part in the sport is ‘entirely disproportionate’ and not in line with Irish law, legal experts say
  • Catherine Sanz
  • September 3, 2022

Earls eases fears of life after rugby with new coffee venture

The Munster and Ireland star has been a source of inspiration not just for his sporting prowess, but for his battle against mental ill-health and physical injury. Now he’s pivoting into the world of business
  • Peter O'Dwyer
  • November 21, 2021

The Last Post: Fianna Fáil looks into its soul and finds confusion and fear

Fianna Fáil doesn’t want to admit that its clothes have been stolen by Sinn Féin, which claims it can solve all the country’s problems
  • Matt Cooper
  • September 12, 2021

James McDermott: The show is over for the old-style tout but the saga of over-priced tickets goes on

There’s a simple way to end the outrageous exploitation of gig-goers: put our wallets back in our pockets
  • James McDermott
  • April 25, 2021

Aviva Stadium firm sells €1.3m house to offset pandemic losses

No 2 Lansdowne Terrace, a redbrick on the doorstep of the famed football grounds, will be reconverted from offices back into a family home
  • Killian Woods
  • February 21, 2021

How long before Johnson’s Tory chums show him the door?

Boris Johnson and Donald Trump came to power on a tide of toxic nationalism. Trump may be on his way out but we could have another four years of a cynical and often incompetent British leader to deal with
  • Matt Cooper
  • January 10, 2021

Wanted: a sporting chance for athletes and fans alike

As they push for a return to normality, sporting organisations across the country face an uncertain 12 months
  • Ciarán Kennedy
  • January 3, 2021

Free access to televised sport more important now than ever

Rugby’s Six Nations matches aren’t on Ireland’s designated list of free-to-air, sports, neither is Uefa’s Nations League. But none of the four priority bills presented by sports minister Catherine Martin’s department dealt with a problem that is based solely on financial considerations
  • James McDermott
  • December 20, 2020

Matt Cooper: O’Leary bets to the Max with extra Boeing orders

The Ryanair boss is taking a triple gamble in the belief that air passenger numbers will surge in 2021
  • Matt Cooper
  • December 6, 2020

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