Sarah Rowe

Women’s sport has been on a journey over the last number of years both internationally and domestically. 2018 can be considered Ireland’s most success(...)

Jessica Harrington was recalling her early days as a horse trainer when the owners would ring her house to find out how things were going. “And they’(...)

Yvonne Bonner would be forgiven for not knowing if she is coming or going, the past few weeks dizzying for the Donegal footballer. After a demanding y(...)

She was 12 when she was called up to the Dublin development squad but, within a year or so, Martha Byrne decided it wasn’t for her. She was the only (...)

Dublin 3-11 Mayo 1-8 Noelle Healy scored 1-2 as reigning champions Dublin advanced to the quarter-finals of the TG4 Ladies Football Championship with(...)

The Mayo ladies county board remain hopeful of an “amicable resolution” to the dispute between 12 players, including Cora Staunton, and Peter Leahy’s (...)

Modernising a youth development system, as everyone out at the FAI knows by now, involves the banging of some heads together. As the changes made to t(...)

So the Cora Staunton story rumbles on, into a new sporting sphere and on to a new continent, but not before she guided her club Carnacon to a sixth Al(...)

In all honesty, it started as a joke. Nicholas Walsh was at the Asian Games in Shanghai last November as a guest of the GAA. For the past six years, t(...)

Frank Bruno cracked his standard one-liner early into the interview. It was a deep, sub-baritone “heh, heh, heh, heh, heh”. Then everyone replied in u(...)