Thu, 06 Feb, 2014 - 00:00
Jonathan de Burca Butler
THE Winter Olympics, the chilly little sister of the summer games, was ‘born’ in 1924. Its global audience is nowhere near that of the track-and-field. But with the 22nd games upon us, we look at the more interesting stories to come down its slopes.
Ireland (Yes, Ireland)
CONNECT WITH US TODAY
Be the first to know the latest news and updates
CourtsFeaturesWinter OlympicsSochiten thingslisticleSportPlace: IrelandPlace: Salt Lake CityPlace: East GermanyPlace: GermanyPlace: CalgaryPlace: SeoulPlace: BritainPlace: ChamonixPlace: UKPlace: FinlandPlace: SarajevoPlace: TrebevicPlace: DenverPlace: CanadaPlace: FrancePlace: ColoradoPlace: InnsbruckPlace: AustriaPlace: Lake PlacidPlace: New YorkPerson: Jonathan de Burca ButlerPerson: Clifton WrottesleyPerson: Seamus O’ConnorPerson: Florence BellPerson: Christa Luding-RothenburgerPerson: Luding-RothenburgerPerson: Eddie EdwardsPerson: Eddie the EaglePerson: EddiePerson: YugoslavsEvent: Winter OlympicsEvent: 1988 Calgary GamesEvent: 1984 Winter GamesEvent: Bosnian warOrganisation: International Olympic CommitteeOrganisation: IOCOrganisation: ChumbawambaOrganisation: AustrianOrganisation: ChinaOrganisation: TaiwanOrganisation: Chinese TaipeiOrganisation: Germany
CONNECT WITH US TODAY
Be the first to know the latest news and updates
Latest
- Tommy Martin: The only worry for Kerry now is that they're backing themselves
- SFrom Blackthorn to Nike in every colour: the evolution of GAA boots in the modern era
- Éamonn Fitzmaurice: Why Kerry must avoid overconfidence as All-Ireland quarter-finals begin
- Limerick concerts set to deliver €60m boost to Mid-West economy this summer

Our team of experts are on hand to offer advice and answer your questions here
Lifestyle
Newsletter
Eat better, live well and stay inspired with the Irish Examiner’s food, health, entertainment, travel and lifestyle coverage. Delivered to your inbox every Friday morning.
