Keenan-Buckley steps down as cross-country manager
Anne Keenan-Buckley has stepped down as manager of the Irish cross-country team.
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European Cross-Country Championships
Greg Allen interviews Ireland team manager Anne Keenan-Buckley after a disappointing day at the SPAR European Cross-Country Championships.
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European Cross Country preview
Members of Ireland's cross country team and management were in Santry today for the Irish team press conference ahead of Sunday's SPAR European Cross Country Championships.
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Sport At Seven - European Cross County Championships
Anne Keenan-Buckley and Martin Fagan join Darragh Maloney to preview the European Cross-Country Championships.
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Round-up of Inter County Cross Country C'ships
Andrew Ledwith (Fr Murphy's AC) has won the senior men's race at the Woodie's DIY Inter County Cross Country Championships at Kilbeggan.
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O'Sullivan fourth as Irish women finish second
Ireland's Sonia O'Sullivan was fourth at today's European Senior Women's Cross Country Championship race in Edinburgh, as the Irish team claimed the silver medal in the team event behind Britain.
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Irish team for European Cross-Country Ch'ships named
Despite missing the National Inter-Counties Championships over the weekend due to 'flu, Catherina McKiernan has been named on the Irish team for the European Cross-Country Championships in Edinburgh on Sunday week.
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Irish women's team finish 11th in Switzerland
The Irish women's team finished in 11th place in the 4km short course race at the World Cross Country championships in Lausanne this afternoon.
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Keenan-Buckley claims third national title
Ann Keenan-Buckley claimed her third national inter-club cross country title with a comprehensive victory in Rathdrum this afternoon.
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Keenan Buckley unlucky in Newcastle
Ireland's Anne Keenan Buckley had mixed emotions after finishing fourth in the 6.8-kilometre race at the View From Great North Cross-Country in snow-bound Exhibition Park, Newcastle.
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McCambridge and Buckley miss out in Newcastle
Ireland's Maria McCambridge and Ann Keenan Buckley performed bravely but failed to feature in the medal-winning positions at the View From Great North Cross-Country this afternoon in Newcastle.
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Ireland team for Euro Cross Country Champ's
Athletics Ireland have selected the teams for the European Cross Country Championships in Medulin, Croatia on Sunday 8th December.
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Irish women take bronze at WCCC
The Irish women's team have won the bronze medal over 4km at the World Cross Country Championships at Leopardstown Racecourse, in a race won individually by Kenyan Edith Massay.
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Mathews and Keenan-Buckley win at Nationals
Peter Mathews and Ann Keenan-Buckley won the men's and women's titles at the National Inter-Club Cross Country Championships in Dublin's ALSAA complex this afternoon.
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Keenan-Buckley and O'Dowd claim Rás wins
Anne Keenan-Buckley and England's Matt O'Dowd were the winners of today's Rás na hÉireann in Dunleer.
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Top international runners set for Irish race
Irish national cross country champions Seamus Power and Anne Keenan Buckley are set to take on some of the world's best athletes at the Ras na hÉireann International Cross Country Race in Dunleer on 13 January.
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Athletics: Power wins Cross-Country Championships
Clare's Seamus Power was once again victorious at the National Cross-Country Championships, this time beating Peter Matthews.
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Athletics: Irish to compete in Durham
Up to 10 Irish athletes have been invited to compete in the IAAF Permit International cross-country in Durham on Saturday week.
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Athletics: Power and Buckley leads Irish Cross teams
Seamus Power and Anne Keenan-Buckley will head the Irish cross-country teams who will compete in the European Championships in Malmo early next month.
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Athletics: Keenan Buckley wins Rás na hÉireann
National Champion, Ann Keenan Buckley enhanced her Olympic chances by winning the Women's 5,000m race by 45 seconds at Rás na hÉireann in Dunleer yesterday.