Last weekend, Chicago native Julianne Sitch made history when she became the first woman to coach a men’s soccer team to a US national collegiate title

There are now four Irish AFLW winners: Bláithín Mackin, Sinead Goldrick, Orla O’Dwyer, and Clare dual star Ailish Considine, who has won twice with Adelaide in 2019 and early 2022

If it seemed like a tiny symbolic action in the face of a host nation that criminalises homosexuality and has a terrible human rights record, well, it was. But it was something

The newly appointed Tipperary hurling captain can sometimes turn the course of the game so quickly and subtly that you need to rewind the tape to fully give him credit

Does a true boycott mean avoiding the sports pages for a full month, pausing your favourite soccer podcasts when they pivot to the World Cup, not watching highlights clips on social media?

Bowing out gracefully: it’s an artform. Whether it’s in work, sport or (whisper it) politics

Progress in women's sport has been so glacial over the decades, but so rapid in the last few years, that you can almost feel the ground shifting beneath your feet in real time

The appointment of Mary McAleese as chairperson of the integration process is welcome. But will camogie still be called camogie, or will it be called what it actually is – hurling played by women?

By what metric do we measure success? In titles, tallies or in difficulty levels? To compare two players from different eras is, in many ways, like comparing apples with oranges

Sport isn’t only for the young, no more than it’s only for professionals, or only for men. It’s not a childish thing that we must put away once we come of age