Schools Triathlon Programme Launched
Primary and secondary schools are being encouraged to register for TriHeroes, a sponsored schools triathlon programme which encourages children to participate in a healthy and active lifestyle.
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Jimmy Magee Remembered
His likes will not be seen this way again. It was a pleasure to have listened in as a child and to have known him as an adult. Thank you, Jimmy.
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25 Percent Rise in Greyhound Prizemoney
The Irish Greyhound Board has confirmed that a planned increase in prize money through an equivalent of a 25 percent increase in ordinary race grants will take effect from 1 October 2017.
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Ladies Football Finals Beckon
The Captains for the Ladies Football All Ireland’s gathered in Croke Park yesterday with Sarah Tierney of Mayo and Sinead Aherne of Dublin hoping to deliver a game that will match the excitement of the two same counties who met in last Sunday’s Men’s final…
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Daily Video – Making Hurleys
Skoda’s campaign of video content backing up their theme of #MadeforIreland landed in Waterford earlier this month to take a look around the Hurley making workshop of Frank Murphy.
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PwC Looking to Future with All Stars
The new partnership with the GAA and GPA was revealed on Sport for Business last Friday. PwC Ireland are the title sponsor of what will now be officially known as The PwC All-Stars.
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Pat Geraghty Remembered
His passing yesterday, after a long battle with illness, has been mourned by all those who knew him within the world of Irish sport and they are many…
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FAI Women Start World Cup Journey
The Republic of Ireland Women’s team get their World Cup qualification bid under way this evening against Northern Ireland in Lurgan. See how the squad is shaping up and how this is a busy week for Women in Sport…
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Motorbikes on Standby for AIB
It was an adventure for Chris Kamara to get to Croke Park on Sunday but boy was it worth it…
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Football Final Scores Massive Result
Dublin’s dramatic win over Mayo in Sunday’s All Ireland Senior Football final leaped to the top of the table as Ireland’s most-watched television show of 2017, scoring 20 percent more viewers than the Hurling Final two weeks ago.
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