Cork club Myross also take fifth in the men’s coxed quadruple

Irish clubs have entered 26 competitors in 19 crews for weekend’s World Championships

Mackey is the training and development officer for the sport and is also a national coach for Kickboxing Ireland

Medals at the Tokyo Olympics the target for national high performance director

Meath woman has previously been national competition manager for Athletics Ireland

Fintan McCarthy wins single sculls in first trial of the season

Irish canoeist finishes 24th of 30 starters

The hugely successful team will be honoured at a special event at the National Rowing Centre

Rowing Ireland hopes to honour the Ireland team, including Gary and Paul O’Donovan and Sanita Puspure, at the NRC event

World champion has borne bereavements and her sister’s cancer en route to gold

Tactic of ‘go out fast and stay in the lead’ pays off at World Championships in Bulgaria

Irish rower thrashes field to land her maiden World Rowing Championships medal

Skibbereen duo secure World Rowing Championships gold medal ahead of Italy

Irish crews set for big weekend at World Championships in Bulgaria

Another impressive day for the Irish at the World Rowing Championships in Plovdiv

Duo finished in third but only two lightweight doubles qualify for A and B semis

Her winning time was the fastest of the day at the World Rowing Championships

Cork brothers are through to the quarter-finals of the lightweight double sculls in Worlds

Skibbereen duo say lightweight doubles will be ‘tighter than ever’ this weekend in Bulgaria

Barry Watkins will represent Ireland in the men’s K1 in Portugal

David Mannion leaves NUIG to start a job as a lead coach with Tideway Scullers’ in London

Paddler took a bronze medal at the canoe marathon World Championships last year

High-performance side of Rowing Ireland focused on the World Championships in just over three weeks

Eliza O’Reilly and Gill McGirr give gutsy semi-final performance but only take fourth

The duo from Fermoy qualified for the semi-finals of World Junior Championships

Three other crews destined for repechages after hot day of competition in Racice

Ireland junior men’s coxed four have made it into the semi-finals in the Czech Republic

A big Ireland rowing team for next month’s World Championships has been named

Lightweight double pipped by friendly foes Norway at Strathclyde Park on Saturday

Norway and Italy look like their main competition for a gold medal in Strathclyde

Pair will concentrate on on Saturday’s B Final as will Aoife Casey and Denise Walsh

Shane O’Driscoll and Mark O’Donovan the standout Irish crew at Europeans in Glasgow

Ireland couldn’t add to World Under-23 Championships medal tally on Sunday

Tara Hanlon and Emily Hegarty failed to make the A final in the women’s event

Irish rowers chasing medals at World Under-23 Championships in Poland

Ireland’s Emily Hegarty and Tara Hanlon see off Spain to secure semi-final qualification

Coupe de la Jeunesse to take place at National Rowing Centre in Cork this weekend

Women just miss out on making it a double after eights lose out to England

In-form single sculler to focus on preparing for World Championships in September

Canoeing Ireland advertises chief executive position as Paddy Boyd steps down

Ireland enjoy a fine day on the water in Lucerne as Sanita Puspure wins silver

Paul and Gary O’Donovan and single sculler Sanita Puspure win World Cup semi-finals

Sanita Puspure and Paul O’Donovan and Gary O’Donovan won their heats in Lucerne

Skibbereen duo suffered steering issues in final of the Double Sculls

The O’Donovans will meet the Britain heavyweight double in the final on Sunday

Skibbereen double beat Leander crew of Stephen Cox and Irishman Tiernan Oliver

Trinity lose out to Syracuse University in Temple Cup

Kilcullen man wins K1 junior race in Croatia with tactical masterclass

NUIG coxed four claim thrilling photo finish win on the River Thames

O’Donovan brothers and Sanita Puspure to lead team

In the women’s pairs Skibbereen’s Niamh Casey and Aine McCarthy were clear winners

Event one of the biggest on the Irish rowing calendar

Olympic silver medallists to row in the Double Sculls Challenge Cup at famous regatta

Funding has not kept up with the rise in the number of top-class Irish rowers

Fine morning on the water for Ireland as Paul and Gary O’Donovan win bronze

Sanita Puspure also through to A Final in Serbia after finishing second in semi-final

Sanita Puspure dominated her heat of single sculls on opening day in hot conditions

Gary O’Donovan and Paul O’Donovan targeting gold in the lightweight double

Some of the top juniors in the country will compete at British National Schools’ Regatta

A new heavyweight group has been named to train at the National Rowing Centre

Lightweight double OF O’Donovan brothers and single sculler Sanita Puspure to compete

Rowing: Skib duo up their rate to win in pairs race in Cork and book their place in Belgrade

Canoeing Ireland preparing for one of largest races in recent history this Saturday

Places still to be nailed down on team for the World Cup series

Top young rowers to compete in trials this week in hope of qualifying for Coupe

Ireland will not send a team to Austria for the second of three World Cup regattas this year

Men’s Championship quadruple win gold and women’s Beginners’ eight take silver

Gold for Tiernan Oliver while Philip Doyle, Nathan Hull and Fiona Bell also among medals

Clash of junior eights of Enniskillen and Shandon might be the race to watch

Limerick native expresses her honour as she succeeds Hamish Adams in the role

Top single sculler at the event is Jack Dorney of St Francis

New event for younger rowers to take place alongside Irish Open in September

Younger rowers set to compete in new event alongside Irish Open

The senior eight team have won all of the big races early in the season

Ireland crews had bagged gold and silver in different combinations on previous day

NUIG, who claimed women’s eights, crowned overall champions at NRC

UCD bid to defend title and avenge Gannon Cup defeat in the snow to Trinity

Two-day event was to be the biggest ever Irish regatta outside Irish Championships

Neptune defeat Commercial in the final of the women’s club eight at Commercial regatta

Wisdom of cramming so many events into 101 days once again a bone of contention

Application totalling €550,000 under Sports Capital Grants scheme yields just €66,000

Top sculler Sam McKeown has left Irish system for financial reasons

Monika Dukarska an impressive winner of women’s single at National Rowing Centre

Mark O’Donovan and Shane O’Driscoll miss out on a podium place by 0.15 seconds

Kerry Head of the River set for March 24th has been cancelled

Skibbereen crew competing in Open category and qualified directly for Friday’s final

Trinity win men’s and women’s senior races; UCD take novice contests

Continuity gives Trinity women the edge in the Corcoran Cup

Gannon Cup, the final event of the Colours Races, is on the Liffey in Dublin on March 18th

Monika Dukarska has been stranded with her coach at the remote venue in Cork

Crews from NUIG and UCD set to compete at international rowing regatta in Amsterdam

The pair impressed at this weekend’s trials at the National Rowing Centre

New Ireland heavyweight coach impressed with tenacity of ‘tough’ rowers here

It was a successful day for the Irish in New Zealand as they won two medals

UCD rower picks up two medals while Paul and Gary O’Donovan finish fourth

Claire Lambe picks out Rio experience as the pinnacle of her career as she retires

Paul O’Donovan qualified for the A Final of the Premier Single Sculls on Lake Karapiro

UCD’s Max Murphy who is competing for Waikato in New Zealand also caught the eye