Kenya has done well battling coronavirus but for young athletes the future is uncertain

It’s 38 years on Tuesday since Ray Flynn set the Irish record on Dream Mile night in Oslo

Four of Ireland’s greats joined forces to break a relay record and raise money for Ethiopia

Sonia O’Sullivan on a night at the Millrose Games that helped her chase her dreams

Greatest ever night of athletics as Cobh runner claimed silver in the 5,000m

No medal for Norway’s Ingebrigtsen brothers as Africans confirm their superiority

Ger Power claims gains in pace and athleticism have transformed Gaelic football

He was Ireland’s first US scholarship athlete, forging lasting links to Villanova University

400-metre sprinter was the first of many Irish athletes to attend Villanova University

A giant of Irish hammer throwing, he finished fourth in 1960 Olympics in Rome

Former Dublin star ready to join thousands in annual mile race in aid of the charity

Hall of Fame award winner Ray Flynn ‘surprised’ his mile mark still stands

Bríd Smith and Ruth Coppinger will refuse to stand for Dáil prayer – will they be ejected?

Won a silver medal in the 1500m in the 1969 European Championships in Athens

Cork man richly deserving of his Athletics Ireland Hall of Fame award

Sports psychologist describes unexpected start to fruitful work relationship with rugby star

From Thomas Barr’s heroics, to the lows of Michael Conlon and Katie Taylor’s exits

As well as the thousands commuting by bike, cycling is among Ireland’s top three participation sports

Eamonn Coghlan’s TV series ‘Super Fit Seniors’ shows how older athletes can inspire

Meath athlete is Ireland’s sole participant at World Indoor Championships

Funeral mass hears of an athlete with an extraordinary ability to get the best out of himself

The weaknesses in Arsène Wenger’s team were ruthlessly exposed by Barcelona

FG Senator Eamonn Coghlan defends Coalition record

As Irish athletes hope to garner medals from previous competitions, do we've some to return?

American universities didn’t so much open a path of opportunity as bulldoze it

Éamonn Coghlan calls for Government to make Ireland a leader in sports tourism

Minister welcomes Referendum Commission’s move to clarify adoption rights

Speaking at LGBT event FG senator says No campaign focuses on wrong issues

Senator tells Fine Gael LGBT meeting about difficulties faced by son Michael coming out

Over Christmas there are 132 Goal Miles scheduled all around the country

Only when Cork athlete realised 50km walk title was no longer attainable did he decide to give up

Five amigos don bear outfits and pink singlets for a great cause

Castleknock College student claims 400/800m titles in exciting style

Tanaiste says parties concentrating on shouting slogans and designing posters

Socialist Party candidate considered frontrunner for seat vacated by Patrick Nulty

Nicky McFadden’s sister is fulfilling a promise to her late sister

Director general says it is ‘no longer tenable’ for GAA to see its audience as Irish people who live in Ireland

Top miler’s world was shattered when he was told to give up running because of severe osteoarthritis in his hip, but like all athletes he dug deep

It’s been 138 years to be exact but compiling an inventory of Irish athletes is complicated

Is Flanagan about to throw his hat in the ring? We hear he’s been testing the waters