Stephanie Roche

Opening opponents lost 10-0 to Germany at the weekend

Englishman leaves Irish women’s job to become assistant at Huddersfield

Nature of sports broadcasting is changing - an increase in women is to be welcomed

We need to stop pointing fingers at the media and get our bums on those seats

Women have had difficulty getting roles in sports broadcasting. That needs to change

Manager will need to improvise at left back for games against Slovakia and the Netherlands

A new exhibition by photographer Beta Bajgart, based on her book ‘A Woman’s Work’, celebrates women with unusual careers or those more often associated with men

Improvements in treatment has allowed squad members raise their game

With tougher clashes against Netherlands and Norway ahead, a win in Senec is crucial

Women’s World Cup qualifier is first competitive meeting since 1995

Every day this week, Mary Hannigan looks at some of the highlights in women’s sport from the last 30 years. Part three looks at 30 to 21

A celebration of Ireland’s talented sports women could help the next generation

Given proper support, major breakthrough can’t be too far away

Just over 1,000 fans turn out for Slovakia friendly after dramatic week

‘Many of the players have lost money playing for the national team’

Players from the senior international team have voiced their grievances at the FAI

Burnley midfielder faces challenge from Jeff Hendrick and Séamus Coleman

New women’s manager Colin Bell continues unbeaten start in Cyprus

New international women’s manager Colin Bell gets perfect start at Cyprus Cup

He worked with Liverpool manager while at Mainz and shares ‘high intensity’ mindset

Sue Ronan’s side sign off in style despite missing out on qualification

European Championship hopes slide further for women’s international side

Victory means Spain sit top of Group Two, while Ireland remain third with six points

Sue Ronan’s side ran out easy victors against Montenegro ahead of their visit to Spain

To celebrate International Women's Day, we've found an outstanding bunch of Irish women whose influence is felt around the world. Top figures in sport include a striker and a CEO, a golfer and a goalie

Former Raheny United star is looking forward to the move to the Women’s Super League

Sue Ronan’s side concede five against world champions in front of 25,000 in San Diego

Despite the weather, nothing was going to rain on Wexford side’s parade, even Cork City players warming up during their penalty shoot-out

Ireland player determined to make impact at English club after brief spell in the US

Woman’s Hour has been publishing a power list of movers and shakers for three years and The Irish Times thought it was high time it did the same.

Dubliner plots her next move after the disappointing end of her American dream

Irish footballer was released by Houston Dash last month

Student diary: It’s time now to take a small break and catch up on what has been happening with the FAI

Stephanie Roche was always likely to struggle in the top-class American soccer league

Puskas award runner-up released months into deal to free up space in the Dash squad

‘Minnie Mélange’, aka the Alternative Miss Ireland, inspired by her impressive mother

World Champion boxer still at the forefront of Irish female sporting dominance

John O’Shea says he feels ‘very privileged’ to be named senior player of the Year at FAI International awards.

Puskas award runner-up has St Patrick’s Day date at White House with Barack Obama