Sexton silences the begrudgers
Johnny Sexton at 36 years of age is playing the some of his best Rugby of his career currently. Just over a year out from
Thomas Lyster April 27, 2022 1 Comment
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The top five best Irish wins at Twickenham
In light of yesterday’s Ireland victory against England in Twickenham where England who were playing at home were defeated 32-15 despite Ireland getting hammered in
Thomas Lyster March 13, 2022 No Comments
5 Facts You Probably Don’t Know About The Guinness 6 Nations
A must-attend event for all rugby fans in the northern hemisphere, the Rugby 6 Nations has allowed six European nations to compete each year for
Enzo Zanchi March 8, 2022 No Comments
Spaniards discovering Irish rugby
Last Saturday, 19th February, the match between the team from the capital, Leinster, and Ospreys, from Wales, took place at the RDS Arena in Dublin. The final score was 29-7 for the Dubliners, who with the victory moved to the top of the United Rugby Championship.
Carlos González Cañas March 1, 2022 No Comments
Ireland set for the Italian job
The 2022 Six Nations championship has hit the midpoint. Ireland after their crushing win against Wales which I was lucky to have a ticket for
Thomas Lyster February 25, 2022 No Comments
Gatland names most balanced squad yet for his fourth lions tour
Yesterday, British and Irish lions head coach, Warren Gatland named his 37 man squad to travel to South Africa this summer for a three test
Rory Corbett May 7, 2021 No Comments
Top 5 rugby players that never won a world cup
The Rugby World Cup is the biggest stage in the game. Over the years, players have earned themselves a place in the history books by
Rory Corbett March 31, 2021 No Comments
Do you know the history of rugby?
It is soon the return of Christmas and family meals are always accompanied by animated discussions! What better way to relax the atmosphere than to
Andréa Iberti December 6, 2020 1 Comment
How do the Numbers Really Compare: Basketball Ireland vs Other Major Sports
Basketball Ireland is still flustered over the lack of government funding that they receive after the government came to an agreement with the FAI that
Malcolm Gordon March 10, 2020 No Comments
Basketball Ireland Dissatisfied with ‘double standards’ Regarding Government Funding and FAI
Basketball Ireland, the governing body of basketball in the country of Ireland, has brought to question the Irish Government’s emergency funding package that was recently
Malcolm Gordon February 23, 2020 No Comments
An interview with Ollie Campbell
Seamus Oliver Campbell, also known as Ollie Campbell had a huge athletic background when growing up. Ollie has been arguably Ireland’s greatest ever fly-half, starring
Ashley Callery April 7, 2018 No Comments
Why do we feel compelled to criticise referees in rugby?
In the modern game, there can be so little between the teams that every decision by each person on the field can be picked over
Bronwyn Molony March 13, 2018 No Comments
Equality in Irish Sports for Women
What is the problem with women’s sports in Ireland? Well for starters, it doesn’t get enough recognition. If you asked most people in this country
Andrea Wright March 6, 2018 No Comments
Jamie Heaslip Best Moments
Irish rugby legend Jamie Heaslip announced his retirement earlier this week. Heaslip was capped 100 times in total at test level, 95 times for Ireland
Bronwyn Molony March 3, 2018 No Comments
Can you be a sportsperson and a vegan?
Veganism is rising in Ireland and around the globe. There are a number of reasons why those who lead a vegan lifestyle choose to do
Gillian Chapman February 28, 2018 No Comments