Team built around Sanita Puspure and lightweight men’s double of Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy

Fourth and fifth place finishes for men’s coxed four and women’s double crews

The double join the Ireland junior men’s coxed four which qualified for their final

Coxed four took second qualifying spot in their heat, narrowly beaten by China

Molly Curry and Rhiannon O’Donoghue came second to the Netherlands

Six Ireland crews, five of them junior women, entered at Corgeno in Italy

Ireland women’s four came second at World U23 Championships in Florida

Britain edge race as Ireland take second medal after men’s bronze on Saturday

Britain take gold after cracking battle at World Under-23 Championships

Teenager Holly Davis among gold medal winners at Home Internationals

Women’s lightweight double win tight repechage in Florida

Women’s four and men’s lightweight crews qualify after storms delay action

Crew and their male counterparts have chance to qualify on Thursday

France-based Irishman could have won gold if it wasn’t for a touch on gate 14

14-year-old part of squad for Home International regatta in Glasgow on July 27th

UCD dominated men’s race at the senior eights

Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy are pipped at the death by Germany

Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy qualified for the final of their lightweight double

Lightweight double won their first race together in Rotterdam

Rowing: Spotlight on Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy partnership in Rotterdam

Eight from Dublin one of three Irish crews to exit on penultimate day at Henley Regatta

Irish champions record impressive comeback win over Lyon in Thames Cup

Ireland performance director names two male crews for World Under-23 Championships, with two women’s crew ‘pre-selected’

‘I’ll just have to put in more time and more effort and keep trying to get back in’

Tough draw for Sadhbh O’Connor and Natalie Long against world beating team

Sadhbh O’Connor and Natalie Long progress in the open pairs

Fintan McCarthy and Paul O’Donovan impress as a double at Ireland trial

Egan finished strongly but misses place on the podium

Ronan Foley sets personal best in K1 1,000m

Two new crews finish 11th and 12th in Poland before improving in Sunday’s B Finals

Women’s pair and four miss out in competitive semi-finals

Claire Feerick and Eimear Lambe finish second to the USA after losing out to Italian crew

Ireland trials gets underway at the National Rowing Centre on Monday

Gusting winds and heavy rains expected from Saturday afternoon

Molly Curry keeps up her excellent form in the junior 18 single sculls

Ireland paddler will now head for the World Under-23 Championships in July

Irish canoeist shakes off back injury to make it through in Lee Valley

Trinity to miss Henley Royal Regatta as it prioritises Irish Championships

Rowing: Sanita Puspure’s champion journey; Skibbereen man is World Coach of the Year

Ronan Foley selected ahead of Barry Watkins for European Games

Rower holds off stern challenge from home favourite Gmelin to top European podium

Fintan and Jake McCarthy also qualify for A finals after fine showing in Lucerne semis

Pair of Ronan Byrne and Philip Doyle also powered to fine heat wins on day one

World champion leads an Ireland team in contention for medals at Lucerne finals

Irish crews figure prominently at Dorney Lake

Canoeist comes home just over half a second behind Ukraine’s Inna Hryshchun

Metropolitan Grand League Regatta concludes with two thrilling races at Blessington

Barry Watkins makes K1 500 semi-final as Jenny Egan misses out after finishing seventh in heat

Barry Watkins qualifies for semi-final of the K1 1,000m but Ronan Foley misses out

Rowing: Champions Commercial are down four men for Blessington meeting

Egan looking to continue excellent 2018 form while Foley is a rising star of the sport

Germany come home to take gold after fantastic battle in Essen

The junior men’s coxed four won their heat to qualify directly along with Germany

520 crews heading to the banks of the River Shannon for Saturday’s event

All eyes on Trinity while big contingent of Irish rowers set off around the continent

Luke O’Keeffe (17) and Jimmy Coughlan (16) rowed for 52 hours, two minutes and 35 seconds

UCC women impress with wins in the eights and fours at Skibbereen Regatta

After returning from wrist injury he’s thrilled to be ‘boat fit and race ready’ again

Crews from Donegal to Kerry are expected to compete in the event

Maurogiovanni is frank about his ambition for this year of Olympic qualification of a number of boats with competitive crews

Team which also includes Hannah Craig hopes to qualify boats for Tokyo Games

Prospects look better for next week’s Skibbereen event with mouth-watering line-up

Wet and windy conditions led to the cancellation of Lough Rinn Regatta for the second year in a row

Doyle and Byrne take bronze in doubles on Saturday but miss out on medal on Sunday

Puspure takes the A Final at the Memorial Paolo d’Aloja regatta in Piediluco

Three of the top Ireland senior crews taste action at the two-day Memorial Paolo d’Aloja in Italy

Rowing prepares for World Championships in Austria

Fionnan Crowley and Andy Harrington beat Mark O’Donovan and Shane O’Driscoll

Aifric Keogh and Monika Dukarska were emphatic in their win

Friday’s three-day Ireland Trial will set the tone for a huge year for Irish rowing

French-based paddler has one eye on qualifying for Olympics

St Michael’s club secretary calls for change to race calendar following latest cancellation

UCD take Gannon Cup with Trinity triumphing in Corcoran Cup

Races return to usual course from O’Connell Bridge to St James’s Gate with forecast gusty wind

Organisers of Erne Head of the River and Cork Head adopt different approaches

World champions sparkle despite testing conditions in Cork

Ireland trial to be followed a week later by Erne Head of the River in Enniskillen and the Cork Head at the Marina

Pair were lightweight world champions in 2017 but now Sport Ireland won’t fund them

This is the year when Olympic qualification for boats can be nailed down by good performances at World Championships in Linz

Formidable line-up of invitations adds to anticipation of National Rowing Centre event

Bounane and Cremen entered as a UCC senior double for the Skibbereen head at the NRC

Maurogiovanni defends tough junior programme following criticism

World champions take titles at the University of Limerick

Gary O’Donovan an absentee having relocated to train and compete in New Zealand

Rowing: World champions Paul O’Donovan and Sanita Puspure will compete in UL event

Boards of Rowing Ireland and British Rowing have to approve the ambitious plan

Gold the pearl on the end of a string of sparkling rowing achievements for Ireland

Her success – and that of the O’Donovans – crown a great year for Irish rowing

Three Shandon crews placed in the top six on the provisional results

Head of Shannon and Muckross Head of the River draw record entries

Ireland lightweight coach wins award at gala event in Berlin

Honour would be a fitting reward for the Skibbereen man’s remarkable record

Saturday’s event cancelled due to forecast high winds

Irish champions divided their resources to finish first and second

Total of 21 eights entered in Dublin event on Saturday

But clubs unlikely to agree to such a key change to the domestic calendar in 2019

Sanita Puspure, the O’Donovan brothers and coach Dominic Casey all finalists in Berlin

Dorney posts two outstanding days as rise in overall standard noted

O’Donovan brothers set to compete in the Armada Cup in Switzerland

Michelle Carpenter of Rowing Ireland joins steering committee of 20x20 campaign