Mary Quinn

IRFU rejects RTÉ offer of prime time slot for women’s rugby

Friday and Saturday night double-headers ruled out for home Six Nations matches

Even a 105-0 loss can’t dampen the spirits of Tullamore RFC

Women’s team have made a huge rise up the ranks and now face their sporting heroes

Moment of truth beckons for future of Irish women’s rugby

IRFU moves to plot a new way forward after six-month part-time coaching plan backfires

IRFU admits ‘causing confusion’ on future of women’s rugby

Union makes no update to ad seeking ‘part-time casual’ head coach despite concerns

IRFU steering group will review strategy for women’s game

Group will make recommendations about strategies for development and growth

Aisling McCarthy leads Tipperary past Tyrone to intermediate crown

Tipp guarantee senior football for 2018 with three-point win at Croke Park

Lynne Cantwell: World Cup can have a lasting impact in Ireland

Ex-player says that better coaching is the key to improving and growing the women’s game

IRFU initiative aims to increase numbers in women’s rugby

Ten clubs have so far committed to scheme that seeks to attract extra 2,000 players

Gender quotas for sporting boards an odd fight to pick

Investing in women’s sport at grassroots level a much more effective policy to pursue

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In a second, edited extract from his book Vivid Faces, historian Roy Foster considers the role of theatre in shaping the minds of the revolutionary generation

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