Ireland trial should see Paul O’Donovan and Puspure top senior rankings in single sculls

Ireland trial to be followed a week later by Erne Head of the River in Enniskillen and the Cork Head at the Marina

High-performance programme keeping an eye on Lynch and Quinlan in US

This is the year when Olympic qualification for boats can be nailed down by good performances at World Championships in Linz

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

Rowing: Skibbereen head blown off course

Saturday’s event cancelled due to forecast high winds

Rowing: Maurogiovanni wants date of Irish Championships switched

But clubs unlikely to agree to such a key change to the domestic calendar in 2019

O’Donovan and O’Driscoll on top in Ireland trial

Dorney posts two outstanding days as rise in overall standard noted

Rowing: All roads lead to Cork for Ireland trials

O’Donovan brothers set to compete in the Armada Cup in Switzerland

Rowing: Good placings for Irish contenders at the Head of the Charles

Michelle Carpenter of Rowing Ireland joins steering committee of 20x20 campaign

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

Two national coastal rowing championships taking place this weekend

High-performance side of Rowing Ireland focused on the World Championships in just over three weeks

Rowing: Ireland’s coxed four into World Junior semi-final

Three other crews destined for repechages after hot day of competition in Racice

O’Donovans and Puspure lead World Rowing Championships team

A big Ireland rowing team for next month’s World Championships has been named

O’Donovan brothers into European Championships final

Norway and Italy look like their main competition for a gold medal in Strathclyde

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

Ireland’s premier boats look set for medal assault in Lucerne

Paul and Gary O’Donovan and single sculler Sanita Puspure win World Cup semi-finals

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

Over 850 crews expected at Cork Regatta

Event one of the biggest on the Irish rowing calendar

Ireland women’s crews shine at World Cup Regatta in Belgrade

Sanita Puspure dominated her heat of single sculls on opening day in hot conditions

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

Rowing: Irish World Cup team to be named for Belgrade

Lightweight double OF O’Donovan brothers and single sculler Sanita Puspure to compete

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

Ireland’s best rowers gather for Ireland trial at National Rowing Centre

Places still to be nailed down on team for the World Cup series

Rowing: 443 crews from 41 clubs will attend Lough Rynn regatta

Clash of junior eights of Enniskillen and Shandon might be the race to watch

Weather forecast forces Skibbereen Regatta to be cancelled

Two-day event was to be the biggest ever Irish regatta outside Irish Championships

Hectic period of competition looming for Trinity men

Application totalling €550,000 under Sports Capital Grants scheme yields just €66,000

Trial at National Rowing Centre showcases Irish talent

Top sculler Sam McKeown has left Irish system for financial reasons

Patrick Boomer takes gold in Sydney International

Mark O’Donovan and Shane O’Driscoll miss out on a podium place by 0.15 seconds

Courses at Lough Rynn and NRC in Cork to be busy this weekend

Kerry Head of the River set for March 24th has been cancelled

Heavyweight heat win for Paul and Gary O’Donovan in Sydney

Skibbereen crew competing in Open category and qualified directly for Friday’s final

Rowing: UCD seek a 10th Gannon Cup in the past 11 years

Continuity gives Trinity women the edge in the Corcoran Cup

Siberian Tiger set to scamper off in time for Heineken Roeivierkamp

Crews from NUIG and UCD set to compete at international rowing regatta in Amsterdam

Irish rowing events in doubt as strong winds forecast

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

Solo rower Damian Browne has completed Atlantic Challenge race

Claire Lambe picks out Rio experience as the pinnacle of her career as she retires

Paul O’Donovan and four qualify for finals at New Zealand Championships

Paul O’Donovan qualified for the A Final of the Premier Single Sculls on Lake Karapiro

Paul O’Donovan impresses in New Zealand Rowing Championships

UCD’s Max Murphy who is competing for Waikato in New Zealand also caught the eye

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