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We have often heard or used the phrase “sport, it’s in your DNA”, yet when it comes to sport, this...
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In RTE’s GAA Nua documentary, Dara Ó Cinnéide catches up with the Wexford camogie team and their management, to see how Metrifit is helping their performances and talks to Nutritionist Yvonne Treacy about how she uses Metrifit’s daily traffic light report to assess the wellbeing of the team.
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The monitoring aspects behind Metrifit are based on solid scientific references that show the value of both subjective and objective monitoring. We are delighted that Metrifit has been associated with increased athlete sporting self-confidence in recent research reported by Anna Saw, Deakin University, Australia.
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When Donegal won the All-Ireland in 2012, they played seven games over four months.
Galway manager Pádraic Joyce will not use travel as an excuse if their season ends in Dublin next weekend after one of the All-Ireland football quarter-finals.
Donegal overpowered Louth in the second half in Ballybofey to book their place in the All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals.
Kerry survived a major scare to book a first All-Ireland minor football final appearance since 2020, with four two-point scores in the second-half crucial to them overcoming Connacht runners-up Mayo in Sunday’s thrilling semi-final in Ennis.
Kerry will meet Armagh in the All-Ireland SFC quarter final in Croke Park next weekend, in a repeat of last year’s All-Ireland semi-final.
Goals from Joel Kerr and Peter Colton just before half time swung this All-Ireland MFC semi-final decisively in Tyrone’s favour at Kingspan Breffni on Sunday afternoon.
After a game that ebbed and flowed and bobbed and weaved brilliantly throughout, the conclusion to this All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final in Newry could not have been more anti-climactic.
There was a feast of Gaelic football action today as the championship reaches the business end.
A sensation. The shock of the hurling summer. The shock of the hurling decade?
We need to talk about RTÉ. It teamed up with the GAA to set up an unpopular pay-per-view platform, helping them to ultimately reduce the number of free-to-air big matches, while turning its own Gaelic games punditry into a pale shadow of its former […]
The request to drive back to Louth from Clare for club training wasn’t what Craig Lynch wanted to hear when he got the call during a short holiday break in 2020. Naomh Máirtín were having a session on Tuesday and he was told that he needed to be […]
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Twelve minutes into the second half of Meath’s win over Kildare in the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies SFC last Saturday, Meath’s Vikki Wall took a pass from Karla Kealy.
When Donegal won the All-Ireland in 2012, they played seven games over four months.
Galway manager Pádraic Joyce will not use travel as an excuse if their season ends in Dublin next weekend after one of the All-Ireland football quarter-finals.
Donegal overpowered Louth in the second half in Ballybofey to book their place in the All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals.
Kerry survived a major scare to book a first All-Ireland minor football final appearance since 2020, with four two-point scores in the second-half crucial to them overcoming Connacht runners-up Mayo in Sunday’s thrilling semi-final in Ennis.
Kerry will meet Armagh in the All-Ireland SFC quarter final in Croke Park next weekend, in a repeat of last year’s All-Ireland semi-final.
Goals from Joel Kerr and Peter Colton just before half time swung this All-Ireland MFC semi-final decisively in Tyrone’s favour at Kingspan Breffni on Sunday afternoon.
After a game that ebbed and flowed and bobbed and weaved brilliantly throughout, the conclusion to this All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final in Newry could not have been more anti-climactic.
There was a feast of Gaelic football action today as the championship reaches the business end.
A sensation. The shock of the hurling summer. The shock of the hurling decade?
We need to talk about RTÉ. It teamed up with the GAA to set up an unpopular pay-per-view platform, helping them to ultimately reduce the number of free-to-air big matches, while turning its own Gaelic games punditry into a pale shadow of its former […]
The request to drive back to Louth from Clare for club training wasn’t what Craig Lynch wanted to hear when he got the call during a short holiday break in 2020. Naomh Máirtín were having a session on Tuesday and he was told that he needed to be […]
Culture eats strategy for breakfast, so they say. Accordingly, culture eats rules and regulations for dinner. If the culture permits bad behaviour, the rules put in place to correct it will be dodged, circumvented, flouted.
It has taken a lot of games to eliminate four teams but we have had plenty of excitement in doing so. And from this whole series as many questions as answers have emerged. Not too many will be rushing to their local betting shop with a sackful of […]
Not getting too high with the highs or too low with the lows is Oisín McConville’s mantra when it comes to football in the Garden County.
Twelve minutes into the second half of Meath’s win over Kildare in the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies SFC last Saturday, Meath’s Vikki Wall took a pass from Karla Kealy.
We have often heard or used the phrase “sport, it’s in your DNA”, yet when it comes to sport, this...
Confidence is the essential trait that defines each individual’s hope and faith in achieving their goals, that leads to successfully...
One of the key elements of athlete monitoring in recent times has been the ability to assess the wellness of...
The race to produce the next biggest star in sport is a continuous process within professional sport. It’s commonplace to...
When things go wrong for an athlete or a team, supporters can be very quick to point the finger at...
It is universally accepted that the role of a coach has a huge influence on sporting success. An athlete may...
It used to be the case that success in sport was based mostly on natural talent, but as competition developed,...
Sleep is simply not valued in our 24/7 society. We treat it as a luxury and it’s a necessity. If...
Mental-health challenges are becoming the norm rather than the exception for many student athletes. Today’s coaches need to be aware...
The Cambridge dictionary defines lifestyle as someone’s way of living; the things that a person usually does An athlete’s lifestyle...
The increasingly scientific approach to sport means that the modern athlete relies on information from a variety of sources in...
Swedish researcher Gunnar Borg passed away in February 2020 at the age of 92. He is the man behind the...
Sleep is the greatest legal performance enhancing drug that most people are probably neglecting – Matthew Walker Sleep allows your...
When it comes to success in sport, one of the most enduring questions is how is it that certain athletes...
Across the globe there are millions of young athletes who are dedicating themselves to making the grade in their chosen...
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