Rena Buckley

Joanne O’Riordan: Club football is most romantic contest around

Idea is simple: you play the game you love with the people you love, for the people you love

Stars align to help kick-start a 20x20 vision of women’s sport

Target of 20x20 campaign to increase relevant figures 20 per cent by the year 2020

Briege Corkery’s long and winding road back to the Cork camogie fold

Having quit the county side due to the demands, something began to nag at Briege Corkery

Dual players should be celebrated, not driven away

Lack of structure in season means players suffer for excelling in more than one sport

Cork's Rena Buckley announces inter-county retirement

Dual-star won a record 18 All-Ireland titles and 10 All Stars during a glittering career

Cork’s Rena Buckley to continue concentrating on camogie only

Cork ladies manager Fitzgerald confirms she won’t be part of the county’s football panel

Sporting Predictions: Playing the annual guessing game

Players and pundits consult their crystal balls for the big calls of the sporting year ahead

And the winner is . . . Sporting controversy at RTÉ Sport Awards

James McClean wins Sportsperson of the Year as showjumpers win Team of the Year

Jessica Harrington crowned Sportswoman of the Year

Horse trainer wins award after memorable 2017 which included unprecedented treble

Irish Times/Sport Ireland sportswoman award for October: Katie Taylor

Boxer’s latest achievement a world professional title after win over Argentina’s Anahi Sanchez

Ciarán Murphy: Women’s GAA needs to seize the moment

Record crowd shows potential for growth is huge in both women’s football and camogie

Joanne O’Riordan: No words to describe the one and only Rena Buckley

Psychologists want to know what makes her tick, but people who know her say ‘that’s just Rena’

Hundreds welcome Cork camogie record-breakers home

Manager pays tribute to ‘warrior’ Rena Buckley following 18th All-Ireland title

Rebels time their assault on Kilkenny to perfection

Gemma O’Connor and Julie White help Cork gain revenge for last year’s All-Ireland defeat

Kilkenny should keep Cork at arm’s length to retain camogie crown

Champions have attacking edge with absence of Gemma O’Connor too much of a challenge

Cork get over the line against Galway

Rebelettes score only three points in second half but do just enough to reach All-Ireland final

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