Oxford gain revenge in 159th Boat Race
Oxford buried memories of their painful defeat 12 months ago as they surged past Cambridge to win the 159th University Boat Race by almost two lengths on a chilly and windy River Thames on Sunday.
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Trio named on women's marathon team
Athletics Ireland have made the decision to select national champion Linda Byrne along with Catriona Jennings and Ava Hutchinson for the Olympic women's marathon.
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Man charged with Boat Race offence
Police have charged a man with a public order offence after "possibly the most dramatic Boat Race in history" was temporarily halted by a swimmer who appeared to deliberately cross the path of rowers.
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Cambridge win The 158th Boat Race
Cambridge won the 158th Xchanging Boat Race today - but a potentially thrilling contest was ruined by an intruder in the River Thames.
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McCambridge secures Olympic place in Rome
Maria McCambridge has become the fifteenth Irish athlete to qualify for the 2012 London Olympics.
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Oxford win 157th Boat Race
Oxford produced a storming performance to overturn the odds and beat Cambridge to win the 157th Xchanging Boat Race.
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Wins for Ledwith & McCambridge
Andrew Ledwith of Father Murphys Athletics Club took the Woodie's DIY National Half Marathon, while Maria McCambridge won the women's race.
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Cambridge win the University Boat Race
Cambridge won the 156th University Boat Race on Saturday, claiming victory over Oxford for the first time in three years.
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Woodies Inter club champ's preview
The Woodie's DIY Inter Club Championships of Ireland take place in the Phoenix Park near the Magazine Fort/Kyber Pass area this weekend.
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McCambridge and Connolly win titles
Maria McCambridge, now based in Letterkenny, regained the Women's Senior title at the Dublin Cross-Country Championships in St Ann's Park after leading from the start.
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Marathon Training Helps McCambridge To Title
A delighted Maria McCambridge tells Greg Allen that her intensive marathon training was a big help on the way to winning the Irish Cross Country title.
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Boat racers ready for rough water
Oxford and Cambridge can expect wild weather when they go head to head in the 154th Boat Race on the River Thames tomorrow.
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Top Irish runners set for Belfast
All eyes will be on Queens University in Belfast this weekend for the Woodie's DIY Inter Club Cross Country Championships, with several of Ireland's top athletes competing.
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Irish athletes depart for Spain
The Irish team for the European Cross Country Championship today took off for Spain minus two key members of the senior women's team.
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National Athletics Championships
Watch the National Athletics Championships from Santry, featuring, among others, Joanne Cuddihy, David Gillick, Paul McKee, Maria McCambridge, Sonia O'Sullivan and Derval O'Rourke.
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Irish duo break Boston course records
Irish athletes Mark Kenneally and Maria McCambridge were victorious in the Ras na hEireann USA 5km in Somerville, Boston today.
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McCambridge finishes 10th in Moscow
Maria McCambridge, the reigning Irish Cross Country champion from Rathgar in Dublin, finished tenth in the World Indoor Championships Women's 3000 metres final in Moscow today.
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McCambridge beats personal best
Dubliner Maria McCambridge knocked over six seconds off her 3000 metres personal best when claiming the notable scalp of 2004 World Cross Country champion Benita Johnson in Madrid last night.
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McCambridge & Mulvey claim honours in Dungarvan
Maria McCambridge and Vinny Mulvey claimed top honours at the Inter-County Cross-Country Championships in Dungarvan today.
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McCambridge included in Irish team
Maria McCambridge has been added to the Irish team travelling to the Olympic Games in Athens this summer.