Sonia O’Sullivan: Dublin still needs bigger carrot to attract top marathon runners
Organisers need to improve meagre prize pot to encourage and reward Irish participants
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The Enhanced Games: ‘I really hope it doesn’t take a fatality to bring us to our senses’
Encouraging athletes to use banned performance-enhancing drugs is wrong and dangerous, say sports and science experts
Sonia O’Sullivan: No time for complacency in athletics cycle that never stops
Big goal for many Irish athletes will be next year’s European Championships in England
Irish athletes’ performance at World Championships allows us to dream again
Young athletes can be inspired by Ireland’s two medal chances going into penultimate day at Tokyo
Sonia O’Sullivan: People would always say there was something in the Cork water, maybe there still is
The rebel county are gearing up for the All-Ireland hurling final against Tipperary
What on earth were China’s women runners on back in the 1990s?
Kenya’s Beatrice Chebet ran the second fastest women’s 3,000m time in history last weekend – but was still way off the record set 32 years ago
Sarah Healy hits new heights, running PB to finish third in lightning-fast Diamond League meeting
Next up for 24-year-old is a shot at her specialist outdoor distance in Rome
Bernard Dunne breaking down the barriers of guarded sportspeople with new radio show
Dunne Talking explores the stories around success for sporting stars
Sonia O’Sullivan: Sometimes you need to go off the beaten track to find that timeless run of your life
Inis Meáin’s school hosts annual fundraising race that now attracts 500 participants
From Rory to Sonia and Seán: who is Ireland’s greatest ever sportsperson?
We asked Irish Times readers to weigh in on who they thought was the greatest Irish sportsperson of all time - they didn’t disappoint us
Sonia O’Sullivan: Should any athlete have to pay to run for their country?
In relation to Ben Connor’s case with UK Athletics, I 100 per cent agree that no athlete should be expected to pay their own way to a championship event
The rise and rise of Kate O’Connor: Ireland’s first world indoor medallist for 19 years
The Dundalk multi-event athlete has now added world bronze to the European bronze she won two weeks ago
Shaping the Century: 25 brilliant Irish women in 2025
This century has brought us many landmark moments, provided by remarkable Irish women who are an inspiration to others
Irish women have real medal-winning potential at European Indoor Championships this weekend
Sarah Healy and Kate O’Connor among those in contention in the Netherlands amid strong competition
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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