
Jessica Gardiner
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Jan 20, 2025 |
hersport.ie | Jessica Gardiner
FloMAX Liffey Celtics beat Killester 65-53 to secure their second Paudie O’Connor National Cup title at the National Basketball Arena on Sunday. The Kildare’s outfit’s strength in depth proved telling, illustrated by Hazel Finn coming off the bench to claim the game MVP, her energetic performance at both ends saw her pick up award, after 13 points and eight rebounds. FloMAX Liffey Celtics built an early 5-0 advantage in the contest after Alexandra Navarette’s layup.
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Jan 18, 2025 |
hersport.ie | Jessica Gardiner |Grace Fisher
Limerick Celtics win Presidents’ National Cup, while McEvoy’s Cavan Eagles take Women’s Division One National Cup honours. A fourth quarter flourish helped Limerick Celtics defeat ND Portlaoise Panthers 72-60 and lift the Presidents’ National Cup for the first time. McEvoy’s Cavan Eagles win first Women’s Division One National Cupwith 86-68 win over The Swords ThunderMcEvoy’s Cavan Eagles are the Women’s Division One National Cup champions, in just their third season at National League level.
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Aug 28, 2024 |
hersport.ie | Lauren Tinkler |Jessica Gardiner
Since its inception, Canadian brand Knix has made a name for itself with its leak-proof underwear, but its influence extends far beyond just product innovation. The company has been a trailblazer in addressing often-taboo topics surrounding women’s health, particularly menstruation and incontinence. Knix has been dedicated to fostering open dialogues and breaking down the barriers that typically surround these subjects.
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Aug 5, 2024 |
hersport.ie | Lauren Tinkler |Jessica Gardiner
In the world of competitive athletics, the highs and lows can be both exhilarating and crushing. For Irish runners Sharlene Mawdsley and Rhasidat Adeleke, this year’s performances have been a rollercoaster ride of emotions, culminating in personal bests that open the door to future glory. "I haven't done that really this year. So I'm actually really proud of myself for that performance," Sharlene shared, beaming with pride.
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Aug 4, 2024 |
hersport.ie | Lauren Tinkler |Jessica Gardiner
Cork woman, Nicola Tuthill, made her Olympic debut in the Hammer throw event at just age 20. Nicola placed 16th in the world at the Paris Olympic Games, making herself and her country very proud. Her Sport caught up with Nicola in an exclusive interview, catching her post-competition reaction and insights into her preparation's to standing on the Olympic stage. Her Sport: How does it feel to compete at your first Olympic Games? Nicola Tuthill: Amazing.
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