Sinead O'Carroll

Dublin

Editor at TheJournal.ie

Host at The Explainer

Wannabe figure skater but actual camogie player. Also Editor @TheJournal_ie

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CMAT announces 3rd album ‘EURO-COUNTRY’ — THE INDIE SCENE

4 weeks ago | theindiescene.co.uk | Sinead O'Carroll

CMAT’s (AKA 3MAT) upcoming album EURO-COUNTRY will be released this August. We have not only been graced by the re-emergence of Irish queen Ciara Mary Alice Thompson, otherwise known as CMAT,with her new single Running/Planning, but she has treated us to a trinity of music-related news: new album, new single and an upcoming tour.
Five-year-old boy dies after being hit by car in Laois

2 months ago | thejournal.ie | Sinead O'Carroll

A FIVE-YEAR-OLD boy died after being hit by a car in Laois this afternoon. In a statement tonight, Gardaí said they attended a scene of a fatal collision at Kilminchy, Portlaoise earlier today. They described the incident, which happened at 4.20pm, as a “collision involving a pedestrian and a car”. The young boy was taken to Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise in a serious condition. He was pronounced dead a short time later. A post-mortem will be held shortly.
'It’s nice to be kind of forced into a new challenge. It’s exciting'

Sep 13, 2024 | msn.com | Sinead O'Carroll

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'It’s nice to be kind of forced into a new challenge. It’s exciting' - Fintan McCarthy

Sep 13, 2024 | the42.ie | Sinead O'Carroll

FINTAN McCARTHY HAS said he and Paul O’Donovan will have to “put a plan together” for how they will make the step up to heavyweight. The lightweight class in which the pair won gold medals in Paris and Tokyo is no longer an Olympic event. The Co Cork rowers will have to move up to heavyweight if they are to challenge for a third gold medal together in LA 2028. “We’ve probably been thinking about it already,” McCarthy said at Dublin Castle today.
Michael Shine was convicted for assaulting 9 boys. But that’s not the full story

Aug 18, 2024 | thejournal.ie | Sinead O'Carroll

MICHAEL SHINE IS one of those names that you probably recognise, a memory that jogs some ill feeling. Reach into a memory bank of other bad men, and you will find him. Derry O’Rourke. Brendan Smyth. George Gibney. Michael Shine. All figures from the past who held power through their jobs – doctors, priests, sports coaches – and misused the trust society had in them to prey on the most vulnerable.
Why Simone Biles is the greatest story that sport can offer

Aug 14, 2024 | thejournal.ie | Sinead O'Carroll

WITNESSING SIMONE BILES compete three times – in the flesh – in two weeks is life-changing. I exclaimed this on a podcast after the first occasion, immediately cringing at my own hyperbole but, now, after times two and three (and four if you count her being in my eyeline at the Stade de France) it feels… correct? Seeing that level of supremacy in real life is, of course, astonishing.
As Paris 2024 ends, the fight for home continues for some Olympians

Aug 11, 2024 | thejournal.ie | Sinead O'Carroll

“AND FROM THE Refugee Olympic Team…”Curiosity is piqued when an announcer says those words. What has this competitor been through to be here? What backstory of tragedy or horror is etched into their bodies and minds as they take to the shiniest of sports stages? What persecution or sentence awaits them at home even if they have Olympic metal around their necks?
Sinead O'carroll · TheJournal.ie

Aug 10, 2024 | thejournal.ie | Sinead O'Carroll

Why Simone Biles is the greatest story that sport can offer Why Simone Biles is the greatest story that sport can offer As Paris 2024 ends, the fight for home continues for some Olympians 'I don't think it was anything beyond what I could do': No excuses from Adeleke as she rues 4th 'I don't think it was anything beyond what I could do': No excuses from Adeleke as she rues 4th Rhasidat Adeleke confirms she will run 4x400m relay final tomorrow night Rhasidat Adeleke confirms she will run...
'I don't think it was anything beyond what I could do': No excuses from Adeleke as she rues 4th

Aug 10, 2024 | the42.ie | Ryan Byrne |Sinéad O’Carroll |Sinead O'Carroll

WHAT DOES ONE say when the thing that you want, the only thing you really want, doesn’t happen? That you have to wait more than a year for another chance to even try again. Crossing the finish line in Stade de France, Rhasidat Adeleke looked up and heartbreak was realised. Fourth again. Fourth in a international final, just as in the World Championships in Budapest 2023. Mere minutes after that comedown, athletes are obliged to talk to the rights-holding press assembled in their pens.
No excuses from Adeleke as she rues 4th

Aug 10, 2024 | msn.com | Sinead O'Carroll

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