Marie Crowe

RTÉ Sport reporter

'A lot was expected from me after my debut'

After ten years playing inter-county football, Laois star Donie Kingston is rejuvenated after a taking a break to play basketball

GAA • 21 Jan 18

Gerbrandt Grobler faces an uphill battle to distance himself from his doping past

Doping bans force guilty 'to realign who you are'

A convicted Irish doper details the difficulty Gerbrandt Grobler faces in rehabilitating his reputation following his two-year ban for steroid use.

Rugby • 19 Jan 18

Eamon Fennell gets instructions during an American football game in Dublin

'People figure out quickly if it's for them or not.'

As the NFL reaches fever pitch in America, Marie Crowe visits the South Dublin Panthers to see how the game is developing in Ireland.

Other sport • 13 Jan 18

Kevin McManamon has five won All-Ireland titles

'Last year it hit me I might not play any games at all'

With the new GAA season underway, Dublin football star Kevin McManamon looks ahead to the challenges that 2018 will bring.

GAA • 04 Jan 18

For two successive years Harte has been named the World Hockey Goalkeeper of the Year

Harte excited about the year ahead

With a World Hockey Cup to come and a new director of performance appointed, Ireland goalkeeper David Harte is excited about 2018.

Other sport • 21 Dec 17

Podge Collins will join over 30 GAA players from Clare and sleep out in Limerick

400 GAA players sleep out for homelessness

On Saturday night over 400 GAA players, past and present, stepped away from their normal worlds and slept on the streets of Ireland and America to raise awareness for homelessness.

Hurling • 17 Dec 17

Boidu Sayeh plays football for Westmeath

'I realised I didn't want to go back where I came from'

In the wake of the abuse of Cyrus Christie, Marie Crowe spoke to four sports stars and discovered that racism is still a reality in Ireland.

Other sport • 25 Nov 17

Anthony Daly managed Dublin to a Leinster senior hurling title

Anthony Daly to take the reins at Kilmacud Crokes

Anthony Daly will take the reins as senior hurling manager at Kilmacud Crokes, succeeding his former Clare team-mate Ollie Baker who had been in the role since 2013.

Hurling • 22 Nov 17