Efrem Gidey targeting another Irish record at ‘the world’s fastest' 5km in Armagh
Now in its 33rd year, the Catherdal City event is unrivalled in its depth of fast 5km times
GAA league Sunday as it happened: Limerick beat Tipperary for first win of campaign
Waterford, Dublin and Offaly claim wins in Division 1B encounters
Andrew Coscoran sets new overall Irish mile mark at Millrose Games in New York
Dubliner beat both Eammon Coghlan’s indoor and Ray Flynn’s outdoor records that have stood for over 40 years
Running up that dune: How Keely Hodgkinson follows in the training footsteps of the greats
Sand dune training has drifted in and out of popularity, with Ronnie Delany and Steve Ovett tapping into powder power
Fintan McCarthy on moving up to heavyweight rowing: ‘It should work out, as long as we don’t get too fat'
Lightweight rowing is not part of the LA Games in 2028, which means the Cork rower must adapt
New Irish indoor records for Andrew Coscoran, Sarah Healy and Kate O’Connor
Andrew Coscoran nails the biggest victory of his career at grand prix in Boston
No sporting comeback is entirely risk-free, but always worth the gamble
Donegal’s decorated Michael Murphy the latest sporting talisman to roll the dice a successful return
Olympic Federation of Ireland confirms two candidates running to be new president
Sarah Keane will be succeeded by either Moira Aston or Lochlann Walsh
National Cross-Country Championships switch to 7.5km for both senior races
Athletics Ireland make decision after European Cross-Country Championships cut men’s and women’s races from 9km to 7.5km
Why is Ireland’s fastest marathon not the Irish marathon record?
Hiko Tonosa ran 2:09:42 to finish third in Sunday’s Dublin Marathon, but John Treacy’s 2:09:15 from Boston deserves closer scrutiny
Dublin Marathon organisers satisfied with improved entry uptake for Sunday’s event
Just over 18,000 of the 22,500 entries made it through the start line on Leeson Street
Dublin Marathon: Hiko Tonosa runs fastest marathon by an Irishman to finish third
Ann-Marie McGlynn of Letterkenny AC defended her national in 2.34.05
Proud day for Hiko Tonasa as he sets new Irish marathon record
Twenty-nine-year-old running for Dundrum South Dublin couldn’t contain his justified elation following a massive effort
Ann-Marie McGlynn interview: ‘I probably didn’t know what depression was before that ... and I remembered then why I loved running’
Having won her first national underage title at age 13, at 43 the Offaly native claimed the national title by finishing fifth-best woman in the Dublin Marathon
Remembering Jerry Kiernan’s enduring influence on the Dublin Marathon
A trip to Marlay Park this week brought back memories of the man who won the race twice, including at his first attempt in 1982