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Category: Sport
“For Jack, he will be a year stronger”
SOUTH Dublin Taekwondo Head Coach, Robert Taaffe is confident the postponement of the Tokyo Olympic Games to July of 2021 will work ...
Tallaght declared Metro Six champs
TALLAGHT RFC have been declared Metro Division Six champions after the season was brought to a premature close as a result of ...
Peamount set to launch league title defence in June
PEAMOUNT United are poised to get the defence of their National League campaign underway in late June. The league programme was pushed ...
Adeleke is poised for a new chapter in the US
By Stephen Leonard TALLAGHT Athletic Club sprinter Rhasidat Adeleke could well be bound for the US after recently reaching an agreement with University ...
February Sports Team of the Month: Colaiste Bride U16b Girls Basketball Team
By Stephen Leonard COLÁISTE Bríde’s Under 16B Girls Basketball team have been declared The Echo Team of the Month for February after they ...
February Sports Star of the Month: Jack Woolley
By Stephen Leonard THE ECHO 2019 Sports Star of Year, Jack Woolley is back among the contenders this year’s accolade after winning gold ...
“We’re still alive and kicking”
BUSHIDO Clondalkin is working hard to adapt to the challenging times the club now faces with the Coronavirus threat. Already dealt a ...
McDunphy hopeful he can pick up where he left off
By Stephen Leonard CONN McDunphy is hopeful he and his fellow international cyclists will salvage some of the 2020 season. The Lucan Cycling ...
Power couple Bannon and Barry aim for return in May
DEAN Barry and his partner Shauna Bannon are both hoping to be back in MMA competition by the close of May. The ...
O’Callaghan hoping Women’s NL season can remain intact
By Stephen Leonard PEAMOUNT United Senior Women’s team manager James O’Callaghan is hopeful the 2020 National League can still be run in its ...










