Other Sports
Hailing from Drombanna, Limerick’s Róisín Ní Ríain is another local hero representing Ireland at the Summer Paralympics in Tokyo. The 16-year-old trains with Limerick Swimming Club and is Ireland’s youngest…
Read MoreWork has begun on the new clubhouse facilities at Killaloe Sailing Club, near Two Mile Gate Amenity Area on the shores of beautiful Lough Derg. Turning the first sod at…
Read MoreIreland’s Ben Fletcher fell to defeat in Judo at the hands of Uzbekistans’ Mukhammadkarim Khurramov. The 29 year old did well in the match but ultimately failed to win his…
Read MoreHistory was made for Ireland at the Olympics in the early hours of the morning. Fintan McCarthy & Paul O’Donovan claimed gold in the rowing to be crowned Olympic champions…
Read MoreThe Olympic Federation of Ireland in association has today launched their new Olympic Schools Challenge, ‘Road to Tokyo’. The challenge is part of the Olympic Federation of Ireland’s ‘Dare to…
Read MoreIt was an eventful sporting weekend with the resumption of the Six Nations and the Superbowl. Recap the busy couple of days below. Rugby: Ireland kicked off their 2021 Six…
Read MoreAlthough we are into the first week of February, the prospect of live sport returning still seems a way off. Nonetheless, there is an abundance of sport on television this…
Read MoreIn October, Limerick’s Oisin O’Callaghan became the first Irishman to claim the Rainbow at the World Mountain Bike Downhill Championships. He followed that success with a second win a week…
Read MoreA total of 78 students received Limerick Institute of Technology Sports Scholarships this academic year, which included three GAA players supported though the LIT Gaelic Grounds Scholarship awards. In a…
Read MoreSenior hurling manager John Kiely and Oisin O’Callaghan are the latest Limerick men to be nominated for RTE Sport Awards. Kiely is shortlisted for Manager of the Year while O’Callaghan…
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