by Liam Gorman | Oct 14, 2021 | Rowing
World Rowing, the international governing body for the sport of rowing, has announced the appointment of Vincent Gaillard (Switzerland) as its new Executive Director effective January 2022, replacing Matt Smith. Smith announced last year that he wished to step down by... by Liam Gorman | Oct 12, 2021 | Rowing
Castleconnell’s men’s junior 18 eight were the fastest crew at the St Michael’s head of the river. The host club’s junior 18A quadruple (Fionn McDonald, Shane Rafferty, Aiden Kearney and Cormac Benson, pictured at the Irish Championships) came a close second in terms... by Liam Gorman | Oct 9, 2021 | Rowing
Niall Beggan of Commercial (pictured) was the fastest competitor at the time trial for the Dublin Sculling Ladder today. Alex Gillick of Neptune was the fastest junior.Neptune’s Claire Feerick (below) topped the women’s rankings, while Emma Moloney of Commercial was... by Liam Gorman | Oct 6, 2021 | Games, General, Rowing
The Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin T.D., and the Minister of State with responsibility for Sport and the Gaeltacht, Jack Chambers T.D., announced today that additional current funding of up to €65 million will be... by Liam Gorman | Oct 2, 2021 | Rowing
Ireland qualified 14 crews for A Finals at the World Rowing Coastal Championships in Oeiras in Portugal today, but came up short of taking a medal. The pattern of the A Finals was set early: the strong tide pushed boats to the right of the first buoy – those crews... by Liam Gorman | Oct 1, 2021 | Rowing
Ireland had a very good day at the World Rowing Coastal Championships in Oeiras, Portugal, today. Six crews qualified for Saturday’s A Finals – some of them in with a good chance of medals – while Castletownbere won the B Final of the women’s coxed quadruple....