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Her Sport is Ireland’s only media platform dedicated to women in sport.
Her Sport was founded due to a clear underrepresentation of women’s sport in the media. Currently just 6% of sports media coverage is given to women which has a critical rippling effect. Without airtime and coverage female athletes lose out on sponsorship, fans and opportunities. By the age of 14, girls drop out of sport at twice the rate of boys. This is not for a lack of passion or skill. Women and girls’ sport are under-promoted, robbing young girls and boys of role models they can aspire to be like. Source
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Search ArticlesBeth Buttimer Double Seals Back-To-Back Interpro Titles For Munster
Beth Buttimer has spent August making selection pressure look like scoreboard value. The 21-year-old hooker scored twice at Dexcom Stadium as Munster beat Leinster 14-5 to retain the Vodafone Women’s Interprovincial Championship title. It was Munster’s second successive Interpro crown, their 17th overall, and another clear marker of their position at the top of the provincial game. Buttimer’s final performance also completed a standout individual campaign.
Thomas Garlepp Appointed Ireland Senior Women’s Basketball Head Coach
Basketball Ireland has appointed Thomas Garlepp as head coach of the Ireland senior women’s team. The 40-year-old Australian has signed a three-year deal and will begin the role with a FIBA Women’s EuroBasket 2029 Pre-Qualifying game against Iceland at the National Basketball Arena on November 11. Ireland will then travel to face Azerbaijan on November 14 and Switzerland on November 17. Garlepp arrives with a strong development record in the Australian system.
Seven Uncapped Players Included In Ireland Women’s WXV Training Squad
Ireland Women’s Head Coach Scott Bemand has named a 36-player training squad ahead of the WXV Global Series , with seven uncapped players rewarded for impressive performances during the recent Vodafone Women’s Interprovincial Championship. The squad will assemble in Dublin as preparations begin for the upcoming tournament, a significant addition to the international calendar that will provide valuable high-quality competitive opportunities for players and teams on the global stage.
Ireland Left Chasing Hockey World Cup Ranking Route After Scotland Defeat
Ireland have reached the stage of the World Cup where the tournament becomes a different kind of examination. The semi-final route has already gone. What remains is ranking, pride, and the less glamorous business of extracting value from a campaign after the main prize has moved out of reach. In Wavre, Scotland made that job harder.
Munster And Leinster To Meet In Women’s Interpro Final After Dominant Round Three Wins
Munster and Leinster will meet in the Vodafone Women’s Interprovincial Championship final next Saturday after both sides closed the round-robin stage with convincing wins. Munster beat Connacht 47-12 at Dexcom Stadium to complete the group stage unbeaten, while Leinster secured their place in the final with a 75-5 win over Ulster at Affidea Stadium. The results set up a fourth Munster-Leinster final in as many years.
Gaby Lewis To Lead Ireland Women Into England ODI Series
The value of playing England is rarely found in comfort. For Ireland Women, next month’s three-match ODI series is another examination of the distance between ambition and execution. It is also part of the ICC Women’s Championship, which gives the fixtures a harder edge than a standard bilateral tour. Cricket Ireland has named a 14-player squad for the trip, with Gaby Lewis set to captain the side.
Women’s Pitch And Putt Gets Three Champions And A Wider Story In Dungarvan
Some of the most useful stories in women’s sport happen far from the places sport usually points its cameras. At Cunnigar Pitch & Putt Club in Dungarvan, the 2026 National Ladies Strokeplay Championships produced three new national champions: Glenda Hoey of Lucan, Ciara Lowe of Deerpark and Michelle O’Connell of Cunnigar. The Senior Championship was the tightest of the three.
Róisín Ní Riain Leads Ireland’s Para Swimming Team Into A New European Test
A team announcement can often read like administration. Names, dates, venues, coaches, formalities. This one carries a little more weight. Róisín Ní Riain will lead a ten-strong Irish team to the World Para Swimming European Championships in Kocaeli, Türkiye, from September 7 to 12.
Rás na mBan Brings Its Queen Stage To Carlow For 20th Edition
The Queen Stage is a grand title for a piece of road. Corrabut Gap may yet justify it. The 20th edition of Rás na mBan will bring one of its defining tests to County Carlow this September, with riders taking on an 88.5km fourth stage that finishes on Mount Leinster after two ascents of Corrabut Gap. Ireland’s premier international women’s cycling stage race will mark its anniversary edition with a route entirely within Carlow on September 5.
Katie Taylor’s Croke Park Farewell To Be Shown Free-To-Air On RTÉ
Katie Taylor’s final walk to the ring will now belong to more than the 80,000 people inside Croke Park. RTÉ has secured the Irish free-to-air rights for Taylor’s farewell fight against undefeated French boxer Flora Pili on Saturday, September 5, meaning homes across the Republic of Ireland will be able to watch one of the defining nights in Irish sport without a paywall. The fight will also be shown live worldwide on DAZN.