
Sinead Kissane
Special Correspondent at Irish Independent
Special Correspondent at The Sunday Independent
special correspondent in sport with the Irish Independent, Sunday Independent, https://t.co/LQJP6c0yK8. Kerry.
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2 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Sinead Kissane
Water polo might not be the most common answer to the ‘what-the-Olympian-did-next’ trope, but for Riordan, it was the right antidote to help her immediate post-swimming life. She went to her first water polo training session at the National Aquatic Centre in Abbotstown with her new club, St Vincent’s Water Polo Club, just a month after the Paris Olympics. Two weeks ago, she helped them win the Irish Senior Cup in Limerick.
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3 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Sinead Kissane
‘We are standing on the shoulders of giants’ – New boxing chief Jon Mackey using past to build heavyweight futureIABA Performance Director Jon Mackey stands for a portrait during an Olympic Federation of Ireland media briefing at Olympic House on the Sport Ireland Campus in Dublin.
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3 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Sinead Kissane
‘We are standing on the shoulders of giants’ – New boxing chief Jon Mackey using past to build heavweight futureIABA Performance Director Jon Mackey stands for a portrait during an Olympic Federation of Ireland media briefing at Olympic House on the Sport Ireland Campus in Dublin.
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3 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Sinead Kissane
He also shows us a picture on his phone of the wound. The freak injury was particularly bad timing because Tonosa was in great shape. Firstly, Tonosa smashed the Irish record in the Irish Life Dublin Marathon last October with a time of 2:09:42 and, secondly, he equalled the Irish half-marathon record of 60:51 in Seville in January.
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3 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Sinead Kissane
Former Ireland sevens captain Billy Dardis says the ending of the men’s sevens programme is “unbelievably deflating” as the IRFU announced this evening that it will shut down its men’s sevens set-up at the end of this season following a comprehensive review. Ten months after Ireland made history by having a women’s and men’s sevens team at the Paris Olympics, the union confirmed that the men’s programme will cease but the women’s sevens programme will continue.
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