Sailing: Clock ticking down to Tokyo as Irish crews yet to qualify

‘We had hoped to get one over the line – it would have been a great boost at this stage’

Scale of the task for Irish contingent at World Championships quite daunting

Fourteen Irish sailors among the 1,212 boats in action at Aarhus, Denmark this weekend

Irish Sailing awards to salute bumper year of achievement

Organisers to honour two dinghy sailors for saving Cork sailor’s life during 29er World Championships in California last summer

Many pathways for young sailors seeking Olympic glory

Irish Sailing Association says it will support Irish teams on their journey to Tokyo 2020

Annalise Murphy: An Olympic welcome in Dún Laoghaire

‘We are so proud and honoured. She an inspiration and role model for junior sailors’

Rio 2016: Irish in action on Day 13

Thomas Barr can win a historic medal when he runs in the 400m hurdles final

Annalise Murphy in bronze spot heading into Monday’s medal race

Laser Radial sailor scores a sixth and seventh in races nine and 10 on Saturday

Rio 2016: Irish in Action on Day Seven

Irish rowers on a gold rush at the Lagoa Stadium

Road to Rio: A rare glimpse of the human frailty behind Olympic dreams

TV review: ‘Road to Rio’, ‘Great American Railroad Journeys’, ‘How to Win the US Presidency’

Rockabill VI to start as favourite for IRCA championships

Paul O’Higgins’s new 36-footer is the boat to beat in class at Howth Yacht Club

Finn Lynch to become Ireland’s youngest Olympic helmsman

National Yacht Club 20-year-old heading for Rio Games this summer

Highs and lows on Road to Rio captured every step of the way

New RTÉ series has followed 10 Olympic journeys around the world over the last four years

Remaining Irish berth for Rio to be decided in in Mexico

Trio go head to head on Banderas Bay in men’s dinghy to determine who goes to Olympics

Irish duo still have work to do to secure gold in Palma

After finishing fleet racing thinking first place was won, Ryan Seaton and Matt McGovern were scuppered by review

Algerian entry puts Irish 49erfx crew in must-win situation

Andrea Brewster and Saskia Tidey must triumph in Europe to qualify for Rio Olympics

French boats rule Fastnet waves

Courrier Du Leon the provisional winner but confirmation still awaits Gery Trentesaux

First Irish win at GP14 UK National Championships for 50 years

Shane MacCarthy and Andy Thompson of Greystones SC clear winners at Brixham

Irish competitors fare badly at World Cup

Shifty winds hamper progress off the coast of France

Annalise Murphy may face trial for place in Aquece Rio Olympic dress rehearsal

Only one athlete per country can compete at August event

Treacy calls for Irish athletes to step up their bid to qualify for Rio

Investment package of €19.6 million destined for Irish sporting bodies this year

12 of Ireland’s finest to compete off Miami

Competitions for year start in earnest with Olympic places still up for grabs

Kevin Kilty on Ireland’s Olympic mission

Reconnaissance of Uberlândia the target for sharpshooting chef de mission with Rio in sights

Barry Hurley delivers personal best in world famous Rolex Sydney-Hobart race

The Irish offshore sailor admitted to having ‘mixed feelings’ about the 11th-place result

Places for Rio could come down to ‘gut feeling’

Seleectors must have as primary guiding factor the maximisation of Irish medal performances in 2016 and subsequent games

Seaton and McGovern qualify for Rio 2016

The Irish sailors have done enough to stay inside the top 10 places in Santander

Ryan Seaton and Matt McGovern close in on Olympic qualification

Andrea Brewster and Saskia Tidey also keep hopes alive in Santander

Annalise Murphy secures Olympic place

Strong wind aids comeback for Rio hopeful at World Cup in Santander

Sailing World Championships: Need for focus to make Rio

Belfast 49er skiff sailors Ryan Seaton and Matt McGovern get first taste of competition

Ambitious young Irish team out to emulate feats of three years ago

Rio 2016 Olympic qualification up for grabs but competition in Santander will be stiff

Annalise Murphy’s next tack for Olympic 2016 glory

Dublin sailor set for the first test event of the 2016 Olympic regatta at Marina de Gloria

Busy calendar and new World Cup series puts pressure on key regattas

Campaign momentum is building to a summer peak for all the Irish hopefuls across the classes in contention for Rio 2016

Seaton and McGovern look good for medals at ISAF World Cup

With three races today, barring disasters, place in three medal finals in Hyeres looks assured

June promises to be a packed month in busy calendar afloat

ICRA National Championships from June 13th-15th may break the record of 125 entries for the event to date

World Cup gives Annalise Murphy a chance to make amends

Mallorca event marks beginning of busy schedule ahead of Olympic qualifiers

Polluted water an Olympic concern

Ireland will take a doctor to Rio to establish if the sailing venue is a health hazard

Route des Princes fleet may miss weather window

French sailors eye round Ireland speed sailing record

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