TV audience for Katie Taylor’s final fight nearly double that of All-Ireland hurling final
Peak RTÉ audience of 1.6 million tuned in to watch the Bray boxer’s Croke Park showdown with Flora Pili
Peak RTÉ audience of 1.6 million tuned in to watch the Bray boxer’s Croke Park showdown with Flora Pili
TV View: RTÉ had us in floods with montages, while great Irish figures paid tribute to Taylor
Boxer crowned career in stylish Croke Park triumph against Flora Pili
Bray fighter (40) competes in her final bout on a stage few ever do – in front of 82,000 people at Croke Park
Fight against England’s Dave Allen ends in an unprecedented no-contest after heavyweight from Phibsboro fell headfirst through the ropes
The occasion rises to Katie Taylor as she nails final act on a night like no other at Croke Park
Fans from all across Ireland came to see the boxer finish her career as the greatest to ever do it. She didn’t disappoint
Taylor retires with a wide unanimous decision win in front of more than 80,000 people at Croke Park
The 20-year-old will fight on the undercard at Katie Taylor’s Croke Park homecoming
Bowing out at a packed Croke Park is a fitting end to an incomparable sporting journey
‘It is going to be a tough challenge, but this is what I was born for; this is what I was made for’
It speaks to our fondness for Taylor that even those who felt uneasy about boxing could hate the game and not the player
In the News podcast: Croke Park bout will be her last fight as a professional boxer
Saturday’s line-up includes a heavyweight nearing retirement, a former Irish Olympian, and a Liverpudlian who is related to Taylor
Photographer Marc O’Sullivan shares some of his shots and memories of the then future Olympic and world boxing champion
From breaking new ground at the National Stadium to selling out Croke Park, Taylor has made history throughout a storied career
Irish pop stars will perform before Bray boxer Taylor takes on undefeated Flora Pili on Saturday
If she wins, as she surely must, she will retire as the undisputed champion – not just of her chosen division but of women’s boxing
This weekend it is Katie Taylor’s turn but 100 years ago a New York-based Irish heavyweight was the big draw at GAA headquarters
Having paved the way throughout her career, Taylor now laces up the next generation
In the last press conference of her boxing career, Taylor is in relaxed mood, finally allowing herself to think about her legacy in the sport
This phrasebook will help you look like an expert in the sweet science ahead of Saturday’s fight night on RTÉ
Everything you need to know about Irish fighter’s final bout in Croke Park
State broadcaster has secured free-to-air rights for Bray boxer's last time in the ring
Three-time European amateur champion has not fought in 22 months, but returns on Saturday’s 3Arena bill
Making a career of mishaps and misadventures from Rio to the island of Jeju but still getting the story somehow
Fans could even hit the colosseum afterwards
Chasing seemingly unattainable goals and achieving them has become one of the enduring themes of her boxing life
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Peter McKenna says ‘expertise’ behind marketing campaign will help fill 82,300 capacity
After four years trying to will a Croker homecoming into existence, Taylor will fight Flora Pili in the venue on September 5th
Bray boxer believes ‘bucket list’ Dublin fight on September 5th could be her best
Next generation of female athletes in Ireland will grow up knowing that Croke Park was filled by Taylor
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