Mary Hannigan

Mary Hannigan

Mary Hannigan is a sports writer with The Irish Times.

Leinster face the frightful thought that Bordeaux’s best may be yet to come

Kerry and Donegal come to blows in Killarney while Irish netminders shine in London

Provinces’ two-pronged assault on Europe reaches Bilbao

Ulster and Leinster vie for silverware as All-Ireland SFC gets under way

Leinster in unfamiliar territory as they prepare for final

Ken Early on Arsenal’s Monster Truck; London hoping for Tailteann Cup success

O’Hora and Arsenal both on top of the world

Darragh Ó Sé’s All-Ireland contenders; Gibson-Park and Harry Byrne key to Leinster’s hopes

So long Pep Guardiola: nothing personal, but you won’t be missed as City boss

Engine was powered by Abu Dhabi oil, but the Spanish coach created brilliant teams and an impressive club culture

Leinster turn up the volume ahead of Bordeaux showdown

Ulster boosted by possible return of Rob Baloucoune; Owen Doyle on why spitting in rugby is as bad as eye gouging

Troy Parrott focused on ‘next step of his career’ with transfer likely in summer

AZ Alkmaar striker has attracted attention from host of clubs across Europe

Provincial championships deliver drama-laden deciders

Tipperary left in a heap, Ireland make a very special day count against Scotland

Six Nations win sees our sportswomen’s striking appreciation of unsung predecessors

They gave a nod to the women who came before them, like Tanya Waters, who, as they put it, paved the way

Pay €10,000 to watch Burnley? Desperate Arsenal fans may consider it

Florentino Perez’s press conference of incoherent ramblings; Jack Moylan on dealing with Damien Duff

Séamus Coleman’s Everton exit marks end of an era for captain fantastic

Club boss David Moyes pays tribute to player and leader, whom it has been ‘a genuine privilege to watch’

Contrasting fortunes for Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy at USPGA

The long and winding road for women’s rugby in Ireland; Matt Williams on the joy of the URC

PGA Championship day one: Shane Lowry one off lead after opening 68 - as it happened

Follow the action from Aronimink as Rory McIlroy struggles on day one

Rory McIlroy toe-tally ready for PGA Championship

URC permutations, Leinster hurling putting it up to Munster, and Celtic fight on

Roscommon daring to chase the ultimate dream

Daire Cregg brimming with belief, Munster commission independent review, Rhasidat Adeleke delays Euro summer

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