Continuing to enforce the handpass rule to the letter of the law is lose-lose.

Cork’s approach is simple but effective: a running game in which every player in possession has multiple supporting teammates going with her

If there’s a monument to the progress of women’s team sports in Ireland, the national soccer team have added more than a few stones to the pile.

Watching this year’s final we will carry within us every other final we have ever watched since childhood: layer upon layer of elation, disappointment, thrills, spills, memory and experience

It didn’t occur to the lads in 1884 that women might want to play Gaelic games; maybe it didn’t even occur to them that women would be capable

At its best, badminton feels like a deconstructed sword fight: full of feints, parries, and attempts to outwit your opponent, to find a chink in their armour.

Cora Staunton announced her retirement from AFLW during the week after 50 games.

With intercounty panels ramping up training loads in preparation for championship, and conditions underfoot far from ideal, the stage is set for the dreaded twist-and-pop of a knee injury

The skort question is just one of many conversations taking place around women’s playing gear.

Does the future of sport lie in segregation by weight-class or ability rather than by gender? After all, a strict gender binary is an increasingly unstable concept