Rhasidat Adeleke interview: Tallaght sprinter on navigating fame at 22, building her brand and the changes she has made ahead of September’s World Championships
Mixed and women’s 4x400m teams secure tickets to Tokyo with strong showing at World Athletics Relays
The nine-day event in September likely to include the largest Irish team in World Athletics history
After periods hampered by injury and illness, the man once hailed as the most exciting Irish middle-distance prospect of his generation is primed to make a mark at the European Indoor Championships
The 26-year-old Tipperary athlete has joined the training group of UK coach Tony Lester
Sonia O’Sullivan: Relay pool an open door for young athletes hoping to make a splash
Winner of silver medal in 5,000m at World Athletics Championships last year to serve both bans concurrently
Is it really necessary to field a race of unknown athletes in the Dublin Marathon who literally just take the money and run?
Also qualified in the 200m, the Dublin sprinter has decided on her now specialist event
Sarah Lavin already gunning for the outdoor season after her fifth-place finish at the World Indoor Championships in Glasgow
The Irish women’s relay quartet and Sarah Lavin in the 60m hurdles were the highlights at the World Athletics Indoor Championships
Rhasidat Adeleke, Ciara Mageean, Mark English and Andrew Coscoran will all miss Glasgow
A fourth-place finish in the World Championships proved bittersweet but Ciara Mageean is ready to give her all again in pursuit of a medal on the biggest stage of all
Claims of physical violence and threats a sad end to Ingebrigtsens’ once charming success
Split from father and former coach, Gjert, must be taking some toll on the phenomenal 23-year-old athlete Jakob Ingebrigtsen
The late Jerry Kiernan would approve of the Science of Running Symposium, set for the UCD Village Auditorium on Saturday, September 16th
Some 46 countries won at least one medal at the World Athletics Championships – while the Rugby ‘World” Cup winners will come from one of just four countries, France, New Zealand, Ireland or South Africa
Individual and team performances suggest ‘whatever benchmark we choose to look at, it is significant progress’
Norwegian outpaces Spain’s Mohamed Katir to defend his World Championship 5000m title, while Irish women’s 4x400m team finish eighth
Ethiopia’s Leul Gebresilase stayed with Kiplangat most of the way before fading to bronze
For every athlete like Eamonn Coghlan, who found redemption later on, there are many more who never got that close again
Strong final leg by Sharlene Mawdsley stands out as Ireland qualify despite Adeleke absence
Rhasidat Adeleke will have to deal with a whole new set of challenges in the paid ranks
Jamaica’s Shericka Jackson also runs second fastest 200m in history
Mawdsley, Becker, Harrison, McGrory and Murray all remain available for selection ahead of tomorrow’s heats
Femke Bol makes up for lost time by finally winning World title in 400m hurdles
Ian O’Riordan: If Adeleke was only in ‘decent’ shape for Wednesday’s World Championship final, then her Olympic future looks promising
Mageean and Adeleke show their time to win a medal will undoubtedly come. Paris awaits
Rashidat Adeleke came so close to a medal in her first World Championships final
Faith Kipyegon chasing a first 1,500m-5,000m double in women’s World Championship history
She was aiming to be the first Irish athlete to win World Championship medal on the track since 1995
Marileidy Paulino is the clear favourite to win the World Championship gold medal
Portaferry’s finest can only finish fourth and Mark English does his stint in the dentist’s waiting room
Mageean just missed out on a first World Championship medal on the track for an Irish athlete since 1995
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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