No sporting comeback is entirely risk-free, but always worth the gamble
Donegal’s decorated Michael Murphy the latest sporting talisman to roll the dice a successful return
Olympic Federation of Ireland confirms two candidates running to be new president
Sarah Keane will be succeeded by either Moira Aston or Lochlann Walsh
National Cross-Country Championships switch to 7.5km for both senior races
Athletics Ireland make decision after European Cross-Country Championships cut men’s and women’s races from 9km to 7.5km
Why is Ireland’s fastest marathon not the Irish marathon record?
Hiko Tonosa ran 2:09:42 to finish third in Sunday’s Dublin Marathon, but John Treacy’s 2:09:15 from Boston deserves closer scrutiny
Dublin Marathon organisers satisfied with improved entry uptake for Sunday’s event
Just over 18,000 of the 22,500 entries made it through the start line on Leeson Street
Dublin Marathon: Hiko Tonosa runs fastest marathon by an Irishman to finish third
Ann-Marie McGlynn of Letterkenny AC defended her national in 2.34.05
Proud day for Hiko Tonasa as he sets new Irish marathon record
Twenty-nine-year-old running for Dundrum South Dublin couldn’t contain his justified elation following a massive effort
Ann-Marie McGlynn interview: ‘I probably didn’t know what depression was before that ... and I remembered then why I loved running’
Having won her first national underage title at age 13, at 43 the Offaly native claimed the national title by finishing fifth-best woman in the Dublin Marathon
Remembering Jerry Kiernan’s enduring influence on the Dublin Marathon
A trip to Marlay Park this week brought back memories of the man who won the race twice, including at his first attempt in 1982
Hugh Armstrong coming into Dublin Marathon with strong form
Ballina native upbeat about title prospects as ‘capable of running close to my best if we get a good day’ in the city
Daniel Wiffen finds inspiration from Joyce on the next stage of his swimming odyssey
The Olympic champion was in UCD on Wednesday evening to receive the James Joyce award
Dublin Marathon 2024: Everything you need to know including start times, route map and new starting line
Sunday will be the 43rd running of the Dublin Marathon
Why has the running world turned its back on the new women’s marathon world record?
Athletics is finding it difficult to trust Ruth Chepngetich’s achievement, but Kenyan distance runners are now held in disrepute
The trials of Stephen Roche: ‘There are things I’ve done the last few years I’m not proud of’
The Irish former world champion cyclist has lost his holiday business, his villa in the south of France, pension, investments and many of his closest associates. Does he have any regrets?
Dublin Marathon race director confident of doping safeguards for event
‘Because it’s an elite event, you actually have to expand the testing afterwards ... we have all the controls in place’