Nora Stapleton News Today

The Ireland Sevens player talks about coming back to sport after giving birth and her Olympic ambitions.

The 42 takes a look at the sporting career of Hannah Tyrrell across different codes.

Jamie Heaslip, Hannah Tyrrell and Fiona Hayes gave their thoughts on Ireland’s out-half picture at RTÉ and Virgin Media’s Six Nations launch.

Women over 40, particularly those from disadvantaged communities, are amongst the least likely to be physically active or play sport

Greg McWilliams gave debuts to nine players during the two Tests in Japan.

A new documentary on Ireland’s out-halves airs on BBC One Northern Ireland tomorrow night.

); I just burst into tears: Remembering the Ireland team that won the Grand Slam and toppled New Zealand In the final part of our ‘Trailblazers’ series, we relive a historic 18 months for the national women’s side with players who were there. By Daire Walsh Saturday 24 Apr 2021, 9:15 AM 2 hours ago 1,759 Views 1 Comment ‘TRAILBLAZERS�...

  Theres a strong Donegal flavour to the Ireland Womens Team of the Decade as voted for by the readers of the rugby website - The Front Row Union. Larissa Muldoon and Nora Stapleton are both named on the team, Larissa winning the vote at Scrum Half and Nora named at No. 10 on a team blessed with some wonderful international talent.

Griggs confident behind-closed-doors work will stand to Ireland in 2021 We chat to head coach Adam Griggs about a challenging 2020 and the goals that still stand for 2021. By Sean Farrell Tuesday 29 Dec 2020, 10:00 PM Dec 29th 2020, 10:00 PM 6,247 Views 0 Comments Source: Dan Sheridan/INPHO THE RAIN CAME down in biblical buckets. The kind ...

Inseparable: Kenneth Williams and Barbara Windsor in Carry on Christmas Credit: Fremantle Media/Shutterstock It was no surprise that the first wave of obituaries for Dame Barbara Windsor, who died this week at 83 following a six-year struggle with Alzheimer’s, featured images of scenes she’d shared with Kenneth Williams. They went together like boiled beef and carrots, and were no less London-flavoured than Harry Champion’s song of that name. Williams could hide it well – most of us th...