Joanne O'Riordan

The abuse of Vinicius Jr in Spain is a particularly stark example but no country can be complacent about a pernicious problem

When the Ulster men’s football final in Clones was shared with the women’s Ulster football semi-final clash, everyone was a winner

Joanne O’Riordan talks to the founder of Palestine Sports for Life about the work being done to help young people gain some control of their lives amid war and deprivation

Governing bodies should help gather and share data on an injury that has sidelined a quarter of the Ballon d’Or nominees, writes Joanne O’Riordan

With a wearying sense of deja vu, this is year one all over again in the rebuilding process for Irish women’s rugby

Participants obviously favour playing in Croke Park but women’s football league and camogie finals did look slightly lost in such a vast arena

The former professional baseball player tells Joanne O’Riordan why he has chosen to devote himself to spreading communication, unity and understanding

Armagh ladies football team have channeled past disappointments into a positive force as they prepare to battle Laois for promotion to Division One, writes Joanne O’Riordan

If the GAA want to maintain the move to Ticketmaster, fine, but there needs to be tweaks to facilitate those who lack digital literacy

Women athletes don’t want to be feminine or traditional. They want to show their power and athleticism. Skorts don’t allow for that

We have come a long way but there is still much to do to facilitate greater participation

Polish player Marcin Oleksy’s incredible goal will be remembered by all who get the chance to witness it

Spanish club set an example to the sporting world by showing what is possible as they cater for 1,740 disabled people in their game against Real Valladolid

Recent controversies surrounding the Ashbourne Cup and the Canadian soccer team are exactly the kind we could do without

Interest in the Royal County continues to blossom because of certain storylines and narratives