Gary O’Donovan can only take second at Skibbereen Regatta

After returning from wrist injury he’s thrilled to be ‘boat fit and race ready’ again

Plenty for rowing fans at Skibbereen and Portadown regattas

Maurogiovanni is frank about his ambition for this year of Olympic qualification of a number of boats with competitive crews

June date pencilled in for cancelled Irish University Championships

Wet and windy conditions led to the cancellation of Lough Rinn Regatta for the second year in a row

The big men strike back at Ireland rowing trial

Fionnan Crowley and Andy Harrington beat Mark O’Donovan and Shane O’Driscoll

Ireland aim for up to four crews for Olympic qualification

Friday’s three-day Ireland Trial will set the tone for a huge year for Irish rowing

Rowing: Dominic Casey in line for World Coach of the Year award

Honour would be a fitting reward for the Skibbereen man’s remarkable record

Emily Hegarty and Aifric Keogh make history for Ireland

Another impressive day for the Irish at the World Rowing Championships in Plovdiv

Denise Walsh and Aoife Casey fall just short in Bulgaria

Duo finished in third but only two lightweight doubles qualify for A and B semis

Paul and Gary O’Donovan show their class in Bulgaria

Cork brothers are through to the quarter-finals of the lightweight double sculls in Worlds

All eyes to be on Puspure and O’Donovan brothers at rowing championships

Skibbereen duo say lightweight doubles will be ‘tighter than ever’ this weekend in Bulgaria

O’Donovan brothers row to European Championships silver

Lightweight double pipped by friendly foes Norway at Strathclyde Park on Saturday

Rowing: O’Donovan and O’Driscoll edged out in Scotland

Pair will concentrate on on Saturday’s B Final as will Aoife Casey and Denise Walsh

Rowing: Two Irish crews make semi-finals in Glasgow

Shane O’Driscoll and Mark O’Donovan the standout Irish crew at Europeans in Glasgow

Puspure decides not to compete at European Championships

In-form single sculler to focus on preparing for World Championships in September

Paul and Gary O’Donovan take first and second at Cork Regatta

In the women’s pairs Skibbereen’s Niamh Casey and Aine McCarthy were clear winners

Ireland to send four women’s crews and two men’s crews to Belgrade

A new heavyweight group has been named to train at the National Rowing Centre

O’Driscoll and O’Donovan pass the test at Ireland trial

Rowing: Skib duo up their rate to win in pairs race in Cork and book their place in Belgrade

Trial at National Rowing Centre showcases Irish talent

Top sculler Sam McKeown has left Irish system for financial reasons

Irish rowing events in doubt as strong winds forecast

New Ireland heavyweight coach impressed with tenacity of ‘tough’ rowers here

Irish rowers face heavyweight test in first New Zealand outings

Paul and Gary O’Donovan and Shane O’Driscoll and Mark O’Donovan all to move up in weight

Neville Maxwell defends high performance director appointment

High Performance Committee chair calls for calm amid criticism over Maurogiovanni

Denise Walsh determined to make it to Tokyo after record year

Rower who missed out on Rio has made sure she will be ‘top one’ in her doubles boat

Rowing Ireland announce new Coastal Championships

Decision criticised as a ‘hostile campaign’ by Irish Coastal Rowing Federation

National Rowing Centre to see 230 compete in Irish Trial

Ireland coach Dominic Casey again nominated for World Coach of the Year

Paul O’Donovan and Denise Walsh set up medal chances

Three Irish lightweight crews ready to go for gold at World Championships in Florida

Paul O’Donovan and Sanita Puspure maintain form in Florida

Irish rowers both make semi-finals at World Rowing Championships

Irish rowers off to brilliant start at World Championships

Irish boats claim three heat wins on opening day of action in Florida

Gary O’Donovan forced out of double sculls at World Championships

Olympic silver medallist has not been able to train due to illness

Large team assembled for tilt at World Championships

Addition of a men’s and women’s pair a major talking point

Lighweight crews to lead Irish challenge at World Championships

Denise Walsh will also be looking to continue fine season in Florida

Ireland’s Gary and Paul O’Donovan have sights set on World Cup crown

Victory for Cork brothers at final regatta in Lucerne in Switzerland will seal success

Rowing: Skibbereen/UCC pip NUIG in women’s eights

O’Donovan brothers claim double sculls glory at Cork Grand League Regatta

Glorious era for Irish rowing looks set to continue

Huge entry for Cork Regatta while further World Cup glory beckons in Lucerne

O’Donovan brothers take World Cup silver medal in Poland

Sanita Puspure wins B Final of single sculls at Posnan event

Mark O’Donovan and Shane O’Driscoll win gold again

Lightweight pair hold off Britain to take top honours at the World Cup Regatta in Poland

O’Donovan brothers win their heat and qualify directly into final

Ireland’s Denise Walsh is into the semi-finals of the World Cup Regatta in Poznan

Paul and Gary O’Donovan up against it in World Cup Regatta

Mark O’Donovan and Shane O’Driscoll seek to continue their fine season

Monika Dukarska heading home for World Cup assignment

In-form Polish native returning to Poznan to compete in the single sculls event

Denise Walsh and Aoife Casey chase glory at Dorney Park

Double sculls crew heads up a strong Irish entry at Metropolitan Regatta in London

Skibbereen continue to set gold standard for Ireland

Mark O’Donovan and Shane O’Driscoll take gold as club add two silvers at Europeans

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