Time penalties end Olympics journey for Ballyvaughan’s Liam Jegou
Ballyvaughan’s Liam Jegou has seen his Olympic journey end.
Success for Noel Gavin’s Ballyea Sydney in Michael Tobin Memorial Sweepstake
Ballyea Sydney claimed the spoils in the Michael Tobin Memorial Sweepstake over the weekend.
‘Once in a lifetime opportunity’ for Shannon’s Ed Slattery
Ireland’s rugby sevens team secured last ditch qualification for the Tokyo Olympics last month, their set-up includes a Shannon man in a prominent position.
Getting to the Olympics ‘the best reward’ for Ballina’s Finn
Getting to the Olympic stage is “the best reward one can get from their sport,” according to Ballina swimmer Finn McGeever.
Sixth place finish in European final for Dean Casey
Ennis’ Dean Casey recorded a sixth place finish in the final of the men’s 5000m final at the U20 European Championships.
Wait of forever is almost over for Liam Jegou
Brittany born but Ballyvaughan bred, Liam Jegou has expressed confidence with his preparation ahead of Sunday’s heats of the C1 category are set for the Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre in the Tokyo Olympics.
Cork goals crucial to ending Clare’s championship involvement
Clare’s senior hurlers have exited the All-Ireland SHC after suffering a two point defeat to Cork on Saturday evening in the second round of the qualifiers.
Iconic diving boards at Kilkee to return
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis Kilkee’s iconic diving boards are to return in the very near future.
Lahinch’s Paul Talty leading the preparations of Team Ireland’s swimmers for Tokyo Olympics
*Paul Talty in Tokyo. A Lahinch man is leading the preparations of Team Ireland’s swimmers as they dive head first into the Tokyo Olympics.
Ennis tapping into view of Ireland as desirable data centre location
Ireland is viewed as one of the most desirable locations for data centres and Ennis is now tapping into this potential.