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Irish athletics is on the rise but chances of winning a World medal are slim

06.09.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Grand Slam Track made big promises but now looks a busted flush

30.08.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

The record-breaking run that still bonds four Irish athletics greats

16.08.2025 40

S Cathal Dennehy

Funding should help athletes who hit rocky patch too

09.08.2025 40

S Cathal Dennehy

The path to senior success does not run in a straight line

S Cathal Dennehy

Is there a difference between doing the right thing and being seen to do the right thing?

05.07.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Still a great beauty to pushing to the limit

28.06.2025 20

S Cathal Dennehy

Grand Slam Track future uncertain after first season fails to cross finishing line

14.06.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

How effective are the dark arts in sport?

06.06.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Prefontaine still a track icon, half a century on from premature death

S Cathal Dennehy

Weighing up the fine line between healthy training and unhealthy habits

S Cathal Dennehy

China chasing even more gold with school sports system investment

S Cathal Dennehy

Nichola Sheridan found her way back to running after father's ill-health

13.05.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Kilkenny native helps Puma launch distance-running game changer

10.05.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Identity crisis - the risk of going all-in on sport

S Cathal Dennehy

Shane Lowry is right, but the visceral, filter-free reaction is what the audience craves

S Cathal Dennehy

Athletics should know better than lauding Justin Gatlin as a legend

12.04.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Levels of Irish participation in sports are good but there are still holes that need filling

04.04.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Is Irish funding about driving future success or rewarding performances?

29.03.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Sebastian Coe paid the price for rattling cages

S Cathal Dennehy

Happy 90th birthday, Ronnie Delany - the man who blazed a trail for Irish athletics

07.03.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Will a woman soon break four minutes for the mile?

S Cathal Dennehy

No sinners as we're again told intentional doping simply doesn't happen in tennis

22.02.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Eamonn Coghlan legacy surpasses records made on the track

15.02.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Women's sport might be the one thing Trump gets right

08.02.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Farewell Eurosport and your voluptuous bounty of fringe sports

S Cathal Dennehy

Too often PE an optional extra rather than a necessity

18.01.2025 20

S Cathal Dennehy

Can we stop tinkering in constant quest for more?

10.01.2025 10

S Cathal Dennehy

Paris was great but here's the sting in the tail...

S Cathal Dennehy

Catch him if you can - Katir case tells us something of athletics culture

S Cathal Dennehy

Who is looking after the people looking after the people?

S Cathal Dennehy

Balancing quick wins with the search for future champs

S Cathal Dennehy

The race that defines Mageean will never make the highlight reel

S Cathal Dennehy

SPRINT allows access but shuts out elephant-sized syringe in the room

18.11.2024 10

S Cathal Dennehy

When athletes should know enough is enough

S Cathal Dennehy

trying to make sense of Ruth Chepngetich's marathon record

S Cathal Dennehy

For 90 minutes, a country's problems can be forgotten

S Cathal Dennehy

Everyone wrote us off - the most annoying phrases in sport

S Cathal Dennehy

Ingebrigtsen story shows the worst of pushy parenting

S Cathal Dennehy

Carbon monoxide inhalation the latest marginal gain in pro cycling

S Cathal Dennehy

They will come and run...once we build it

S Cathal Dennehy

Can Ireland harness Olympic success to create right environment for next generation?

S Cathal Dennehy

No, Olympians rarely get out what they put into Games

S Cathal Dennehy

Blame for women's Olympic boxing mess falls firmly with IOC

S Cathal Dennehy