Mary Hannigan

Mary Hannigan

Mary Hannigan is a sports writer with The Irish Times.

The cost of dodgy boxes: ‘It’s local people they’re hitting, I hope everyone sees that’

It’s not just the likes of Sky and TNT Sports that people watch illegally, but also smaller operations such as Clubber, GAA+ and LOITV

TV View: Tough day at the office for Keith Andrews, but don’t expect sympathy from Roy Keane

Sky pundit doesn’t have much warmth for his fellow Irishman, who got off to a losing start

New Tottenham ‘Hotspaw’ pet partner leaves Spurs fans howling with frustration

Manchester United fan sets up GoFundMe to try to sign Baleba, but falls woefully short

Ireland’s EuroHockey Championship ends in defeat to England

Katie Mullan found a leveller in the 23rd minute only for England to reply in the third quarter

Katie Taylor named Sportswoman of the Month for July

History-maker concludes epic trilogy with resounding win

Ireland twice give up lead to lose to Scotland at EuroHockey Championships 2025

Irish side in danger of finishing in the bottom two for the first time since 2013

Which Irish players should we look out for in the Premier League this season?

Evan Ferguson joins growing number of Irish players heading farther afield

Ireland put in gutsy display but fall short against Germany in EuroHockey Championships

Lack of clinical edge costly for Irish side as they miss out on semi-finals

Almost mission impossible as Ireland face Germany for place in EuroHockey semi-finals

They must win by two goals and hope France do not get a result against Dutch world champions

Frustrated Ireland fall to France at EuroHockey Championships

Ireland left to rue missed opportunities in Mönchengladbach

TV View: ‘I’m not sure where Cork have gone, but they’re not on the pitch at the moment’

Mental weekend of golf and goals turned channel-hopping into a new sport

The Open Day 3: Rory McIlroy finishes with a 66, Scottie Scheffler leads by four – As it happened

Follow all the action on day three of the Major championship

The Open Day One as it happened: Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry finish three shots behind the leaders

Haotong Li and Jacob Skov Olesen hold the early clubhouse lead

Joe Schmidt takes a gamble as teams announced for first Lions-Australia test

McIlroy eyes up glory at Open Championship in Portrush; Ben Healy retains yellow jersey in Tour de France

Dillon Quirke in the minds of Tipp before final

Shelbourne take on Linfield in crucial qualifier; DeChambeau to resume rivalry with McIlroy

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