by Liam Gorman | Nov 10, 2021 | Rowing
The announcement of Fran Keane and Giuseppe de Vita as new head coaches at Rowing Ireland has prompted some debate.De Vita will be the women’s head coach and Keane the men’s head coach.The initial statement on Rowing Ireland gave strong prominence to Keane, with de... by Liam Gorman | Sep 16, 2021 | Rowing
The Paris 2024 Olympic Games start in July – just over two years and 10 months from now. Irish rowing begins the trialling process for this new cycle on Saturday at the National Rowing Centre (above), with a test of those who wish to stake their claim to join the... by Liam Gorman | Aug 5, 2021 | Rowing
If you feel starved of rowing action now that the thrills of the Olympic regatta have faded, there is no end of action over the next three weekends featuring Ireland rowers. Cork Regatta, set for Saturday (August 7th) has fallen to the forecast of high winds, but... by Liam Gorman | Jul 31, 2021 | Rowing
Three of the six Ireland crews come home from Tokyo with a gleam in their eyes. The lightweight men’s double give the Games a golden hue; the Ireland women’s four (above) nailed a medal when other countries (yes, we mean you, Great Britain!) often came up short; the... by Liam Gorman | Jul 27, 2021 | Rowing
This has the feel of the biggest night in Irish rowing history … so far. Five Ireland boats compete in the Olympic Games in Tokyo in the early hours of Wednesday morning, Irish time. Four are still in medal contention; the Ireland women’s four race in the A Final....