Irish Olympic hopefuls have won 45 senior medals worldwide in 2025. Where did it all go right?
Three years out from the LA Olympics, new faces have emerged into a system that finally seems to be working
Three years out from the LA Olympics, new faces have emerged into a system that finally seems to be working
Mags Cremen and Fintan McCarthy become first mixed doubles World Champions
Siobhan McCrohan finishes fourth in women’s lightweight single sculls
A finals also for Siobhan McCrohan and Jake McCarthy
Siobhan McCrohan and Jake McCarthy reach semi-finals
Fiona Murtagh through to semi-final in women’s single
Their days as work boats may be over, but currachs continue to play a part in coastal communities
Galway rower switches to singles with immediate success
Skibbereen rower seeking third successive Olympic gold medal and will try a move to heavyweight
Rowers Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy celebrate gold medal from Paris in Co Cork
Lightweight single sculls title success at World Rowing Championships in Canada another milestone in Paul O'Donovan's extraordinary career
Siobhán McCrohan takes bronze in the women’s lightweight single sculls at St Catharines
From archery to triathlon, the Irish team is full of talent and looking for medals in Paris
O’Donovan will take the centre lane in Saturday’s final after finishing two seconds quicker than the next qualifier
Rower is Ireland’s most successful athlete, but was going to slip back to Cork with a gold medal on a regular bus
Irish rower won the third of four heats comfortably, going straight into Friday’s semi-finals
Irish rower back in action in the single sculls as Italy’s Niels Torre sets new lightweight world record
Skibbereen duo defend their Olympic title with superb display, winning ahead of Italy and Greece
A demolition derby of a race took its toll as Ireland claim historic first Olympic medal in the heavyweight division
Tokyo gold medallists hit peak form at the right time as they look to defend title on Friday morning
Zoe Hyde and Alison Bergin also qualify for the semi-finals with a third-place finish in their heat
In the Olympics, a stopwatch or a points tally will measure the distance between third and fourth, but that is a convenient lie: the distance between them is infinite
For the majority of the Olympic crews, Rowing Ireland still has to decide on the final Paris selections
Ireland women’s four qualify for Olympics after victory in Lucerne
Konan Pazzaia and the women’s four are also looking to seal their Paris berth after progressing to Tuesday’s final session
Konan Pazzaia and the women’s four also on course to qualify for Paris
Jake McCarthy progresses straight to the final of the lightweight men’s singles after winning his heat
After a shoulder problem forced her out of elite rowing for several years, Siobhán McCrohan became a world champion. What drove her?
Men’s pair of Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy and Siobhán McCrohan strike gold
Irish pair stick to their usual tactics as they storm home to take gold ahead of Switzerland
Irish woman wins women’s lightweight single sculls in Belgrade
Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy; Fiona Murtagh and Aifric Keogh; and Nathan Timoney and Ross Corrigan all booked places in France next summer
World Rowing Championships: Irish pair finished a full boat length clear of Italian crew
Qualification ends 12-year wait to qualify an Irish boat for the Paralympic Games
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