Muireann Duffy

Muireann Duffy

Muireann Duffy is a sports journalist with The Irish Times

FAI to refund season ticket holders for Ireland v Israel fixture in Serbia

Ireland’s ‘home’ leg fixture to be played behind closed doors in Backa Topola on October 4th

European Athletics and Swimming Championships: Complete guide to the Irish in action

At the halfway mark to LA, Irish athletes have medals on their minds in Birmingham and Paris

‘Ecstasy and shock’: Mark English finally comes good as a European champion

Rhasidat Adeleke silences doubt with 200m silver

Ireland’s World Cup playoff against Kazakhstan confirmed for Páirc Uí Chaoimh

Carla Ward’s side to face Kazakhstan in Cork on October 13th

European Championships: Sarah Healy finishes fourth in 5,000m final

Dubliner tries longer distance on for size ahead of Saturday’s 1,500m

‘Finals are to be won’: Cork and Galway relish resuming hostilities for camogie decider

Opposing players Ashling Thompson and Shauna Healy are testament to sport’s health at club and county level

Galway beat Kerry to All-Ireland senior title after late drama at Croke Park

Antrim heal last year’s hurt with win over Carlow in junior final

Australia defeat Ireland in first international AFLW clash

Over 9,000 turn out to see club team-mates turn rivals at North Sydney Oval

Ladies football reaping the rewards of following men’s lead on new rules

Players from All-Ireland finalists Galway and Kerry agree the game is faster and more exciting

‘It really makes you feel young again’: Daniel Coyle back in town for Dublin Horse Show

Showjumper based in Canada reunites with Olympic team-mates for Ireland

‘Marty Morrissey is a social media sensation’: How the world reported Mayo’s All-Ireland win

With coverage reaching the far shores of Australia, communities around the world have welcomed the spirit of the GAA

Mayo reach top step of the Hogan Stand after 75-year climb

Tears of joy flood Croke Park as Mayo bid goodbye to the curse

Camogie semi-finals: Challengers to throne will have to remove old guard by force

Cork and Galway’s appetite to compete year in, year out has set the standard

Kerry and Mayo contemplate clear heads and curses

Gavin Cooney on the long shadow of the GAA; Matt Williams on Irish rugby being in denial

Munster’s Maeve Óg O’Leary rediscovering her passion with club and province

After injury setbacks, former Munster captain now focusing on playing without pressure

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