Lochlann Walsh elected new president of the Olympic Federation of Ireland
Triathlete takes over from Sarah Keane, who held the position since 2017 after replacing Pat Hickey
Olympic Federation Of Ireland
Sonia O’Sullivan: A jog down Olympic memory lane shows how far Irish athletes have come
On Saturday I will attend the biggest ever gathering of Irish Olympians - more than 600 of us
Olympic Federation of Ireland confirms two candidates running to be new president
Sarah Keane will be succeeded by either Moira Aston or Lochlann Walsh
After the Olympics, athletes face a further tough challenge: the comedown
With life choices to make following the games, every Olympian needs a strategy for moving forward
Athletics facilities: Dublin well-served but Cork among large parts of the country severely lacking
Paris Olympic review: Though now basking in our athletes’ recent success, we can expect a renewed focus on facilities, funding and coaching to be high on the agenda
Irish boxing faces stark choice with its Olympic future on the ropes
Staying in the International Boxing Association could mean opting out of 2028 Olympic Games
Team Ireland shows what an all-island approach can achieve on the world stage
The football administrators on both sides of the Border should take note, but will they?
Olympic homecoming for Team Ireland to take place in O’Connell Street on Monday
Event is free and Dublin City Council inviting public to ‘family-friendly, alcohol-free event’
Ireland’s most unexpected Olympic medal
Episode 5 - John Treacy achieves sporting immortality in his first marathon
The Corkman once hailed in the US as ‘the Cajun sportsman of the century’
Episode 4 - Seán Moran on the remarkable life of Fanahan McSweeney
Ireland’s bright Olympic prospects are good news for sponsors and RTÉ
Ireland is sending its largest ever Olympic team to Paris. Even better than that for sponsors, advertisers and RTÉ, these games are in the perfect time zone
The race walker who broke his back just days before the 2004 Athens Olympics
Episode 3 - How Jamie Costin salvaged his Olympic dreams to compete in Beijing four years later
Magic Olympic rings have the power to pull the biggest Ireland team ever to go to the games
Here’s where we are - this team will win medals and possibly the most ever
The surprising story of who won Ireland’s first Olympic medal and for what it was awarded
Episode 1 - Malachy Clerkin on how Ireland earned its first silverware at the Olympic Games
Ciara Mageean is The Irish Times/Sport Ireland Sportswoman of the month for June
Popular Portaferry runner’s decisive kick for gold medal was utterly commanding as she ripped to the front to win the European Championship 1,500m in the Stadio Olimpico in June
Irish equestrian team riding ‘crest of a wave’ towards Paris Olympics
Cian O’Connor will ride in his fourth Olympics, 12 years after winning bronze in London
Daniel Wiffen leads 12-strong Ireland swimming team selected for the Olympics
Ciara McGing joins Jake Passmore on the diving team for Paris
Daniel Wiffen: ‘I’m sure there’s definitely athletes in my events who are doping’
Three weeks before heading to Paris for the Olympics, the Armagh swimmer is in no way distracted by the latest Chinese doping controversy
Paris prep: What the National Athletics Championships tell us about Ireland’s Olympics preparations
All six of the Paris qualifiers who competed came away with national titles, none more impressively than Rhasidat Adeleke
Swimmer Daniel Wiffen: ‘The last thing I bought gives me my best chance to step on to the podium in Paris’
Me and My Money: Daniel Wiffen, double World swimming champion and Irish Olympian
Rome success has been years in the making, and heralds a bright future for Irish athletics
Improved coaching, facilities and funding helped Ireland’s athletes reach their potential at the European Championships
Nhat Nguyen: ‘Looking in the mirror, room pitch dark black, and you’re just thinking, how do I actually improve?’
Badminton star has come through a dramatic loss of confidence to qualify for his second Olympics
Rowing: A record seven boats set for Paris 2024 as teams compete in World Cup II this weekend
For the majority of the Olympic crews, Rowing Ireland still has to decide on the final Paris selections
Sanita Puspure’s bid to make it to a fourth Olympic Games ends in Lucerne
Ireland women’s four qualify for Olympics after victory in Lucerne
Sharlene Mawdsley shines a light on her Olympic potential
Rhasidat Adeleke also mixes it up with the finest US sprinters in LA
Rachael Darragh’s anxious wait over as Paris Olympics place confirmed
Raphoe woman comes from a famous badminton family and will now follow in the footsteps of her illustrious aunt, Chloe Magee, who competed in Beijing, London and Rio
Rhasidat Adeleke’s storming run leads Ireland to the medal podium at the World Athletics Relays
With Olympic qualification already in the bag, Adeleke, Cillín Greene, Thomas Barr and Sharlene Mawdsley took bronze in the 4x400m mixed relay
Sensational Rhasidat Adeleke leads Irish relay teams to Paris Olympics on the double
Ireland’s women’s 4x400m team and mixed 4x400m team both book their spots in Paris with record-breaking displays
Some like it hot: Turning up the summer heat to train for the Paris Olympics
Sport Ireland Institute has opened a new environmental training chamber which can simulate exact conditions for the Games in July - we gave it a try
Mia Griffin’s unique Olympic journey: From a Kilkenny camogie field to the Paris Velodrome
The 25-year-old is part of the women’s pursuit track cycling team qualified for Paris after a poster campaign caught her attention
Amy Broadhurst chosen to compete for Great Britain in Olympic qualifiers in Bangkok
Drogheda boxer had been looking to change allegiance after Irish Athletic Boxing Association said they would not be putting her name forward
Sex, drugs and alcohol: Excuses never far away when it comes to doping offences
Travis Tygart, head of the US Anti-Doping, called it ‘a tragedy for clean athletes around the world’, and accused the Wada leadership of ‘trying to pull the wool over our eyes’
Rugby targeted with highest number of anti-doping tests in 2023
Sport Ireland announces details of 1,595 tests across 32 sports, with rugby topping the list at 284 samples, ahead of athletics and rowing
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