Joanne O'Riordan

Cork's All-Ireland camogie success was a deserved triumph for two special people, Matthew Tierney and Amy O’Connor

The women’s national team has captured the public imagination more than any other women’s team in this country - and they’ve sustained the interest

The Ballon d’Or ceremony was a golden opportunity messed up

Be it swimming pools or casual walking trails, too many activities are inaccessible to the wider population

Unless sports help offset climate change, the end of play could be nigh

The handling of recent scandals involving Luis Rubiales and Mason Greenwood, and others, has confirmed that too many men in sport think women should just put up with injustices

We should ask ourselves whether we always need to find a controversy around every corner in women’s sport, or can we start analysing and watching games for what they are?

The Women’s World Cup final on Sunday will showcase the talents of two impressive custodians, Cata Coll of Spain and Mary Earps of England

Kerry team’s progress to All-Ireland final shows what could be achieved with even more investment

‘Diverse fans could mean more ticket and merchandise sales, and additional sales lead to better investment’

There was nothing lost in defeat to the co-hosts but there’s a lot to be gained going forward in games to come

The game against Nigeria would seem to be our best shot at getting points

Four Houston Dash players and staff trio brought context to claims about Pauw in NWSL report focusing on culture

Public support or gestures from male GPA players or panels would be appreciated by women who are simply campaigning for an equal share of resources

Intercounty football and camogie players are frustrated at the inadequate response to their call to address the unacceptable way they are treated, writes Joanne O’Riordan