Mary Hannigan

Mary Hannigan

Mary Hannigan is a sports writer with The Irish Times.

Mack Hansen missing as Andy Farrell is set to name Ireland squad

Andy Farrell to name Six Nations squad; European Club to be renamed Brittas Bay Golf Club

Gary Cronin appointed Republic of Ireland assistant coach

Head coach Carla Ward says Dubliner has ‘proven skill set of coaching elite players’

Irish provinces lands an unwanted first in the Champions Cup

Owen Doyle on rugby referees in coaching mode; Allianz GAA sponsorship controversy set to rumble on

Dingle complete clean sweep of club titles for Kerry

Ballygunner claim second hurling title; Leinster to face Edinburgh in round of 16

Hang it in the Louvre: Dingle and St Brigid’s create a masterpiece of a final

All-Ireland club football final yields a classic despite confusion in extra time

Multi-millionaire Messi couldn’t be bought, no matter how hard Al-Ittihad tried

Roy Keane makes a dig, Liam Rosenior practices his clapping, Lisandro Martínez gets the last laugh

Denise O’Sullivan joins Liverpool in club record transfer

Amber Barrett and Kelly Brady also on the move

Lauren Walsh named Sportswoman of the Month for December

Kildare golfer will join Leona Maguire on the LPGA Tour after getting through Q School

Still like a spring chicken, Jamison Gibson-Park isn’t done answering Ireland’s Call

Flag furore in the North, Parrott v Ferguson, and Rory comes back swinging

Munster in a familiar position, with their backs against the wall

Jeremy Loughman looking forward to Thomond Park showdown; Joe McCarthy on his brother’s ‘significant’ injury

Senegal down defensive Egypt in Afcon semi-final to spare us the misery of extra-time

Sadio Mané the man of the hour in happy reunion with former team-mate Mo Salah

Leinster lack edge, and no ‘pity party’ for Munster

Ulster have been the most consistent Irish province this season, says Gordon D’Arcy

Who can still qualify for the knockout stages of the Champions Cup?

Clermont and Bayonne the only two sides who can’t progress; Kerry clubs having a whale of a time

Provinces go through the emotions on bumper weekend of European action

Munster clubs rule Croke Park; more injury concern for Evan Ferguson

After wins against the odds, we’re going to party like it’s a Nintendo 64

Joy unbounded for An Ghaeltacht and Macclesfield, but Old Trafford reeks of despair

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