Sonia O’Sullivan: Are we losing the art of racing in chasing times at all costs?
It would be nice to see a bit of the spirit of Alf Tupper in how runners prepare over winter
Ian O’Riordan: Running up that hill while time stands still
Hitting 50 with a run up Kippure mountain – nice to know it’s not all downhill from here
Ian O’Riordan: A good turf accountant these days is hard to find
Needing a few sods for the wintertime ritual, a two-time Irish Olympian comes up with the goods
Sonia O’Sullivan: adventurous times on the Villanova tracks revisited
College athletes now can have a better set up compared to what lies ahead as a professional
Olympics: Tokyo’s Covid-19 protocols a marathon like no other
Three PCR tests, endless forms and delays make arriving in Japan a true endurance test
Mark English pressed hard into Irish Indoor 800m record
He edges superb race with Cian McPhillips at Athletics Ireland Elite Micro Meet
Biden has promised to ‘restore the soul of America’ but what might that mean for Ireland?
Agenda: From tax to regulation of big tech Irish economy will be affected by White House decisions
Ian O’Riordan: Physical evidence of more time on the couch becoming apparent
All this sitting down watching events unfold on little screens should come with health warning
Tokyo ’64 Revisited: lifelong tales of Olympic experience
56 years on the memories are still vibrant for some of the Irish team and their families
Remembering a world record night at Belfield, 35 years on
Four of Ireland’s greats joined forces to break a relay record and raise money for Ethiopia
Take a deep breath . . . the Zen of getting back into the cold water
Covid-19 restrictions on sea swimming have been lifted, but it’s not easy to just jump in
Ian O’Riordan: Learning to run for the first time all over again
From Percy Cerutty to Noel Carroll, it’s time to dip back into the mechanics of running
For many, like Basil Clifford, the Olympics prove a once-in-a-lifetime highlight
IOC will have to tread on athletes’ cherished dreams if Tokyo 2020 is postponed
The elite group who have run every Dublin marathon
Donal de Buitléir says luck has played a part in getting him to the starting line for 40 years
Dublin Marathon at 40: How running fever took over Ireland
It’s Dublin Marathon weekend. The race has changed as much as Ireland and the city have
Athletics pioneer Jimmy Reardon dies aged 93
400-metre sprinter was the first of many Irish athletes to attend Villanova University
Former Irish 1,500m champion in intensive care in Gran Canaria
The 41-year-old was struck by a car in Santa Brigída where Walker runs a training camp
2016 Dublin Marathon - Five ways to break through the wall
Ian O’Riordan has plenty of experience of running marathons. Here’s his advice...
Chances aplenty to joint the annual mile run in aid of the charity Goal
Over Christmas there are 132 Goal Miles scheduled all around the country
Experienced Maria McCambridge enjoying a new lease of life
New training regime has given Dublin Marathon holder a renewed appetite for running
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