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Awarded to an individual or a community initiative initiated or driven by an individual or party within the Team Ireland circle, including clubs and sports, that has left an undeniable legacy on a local community and/or further afield. This award honours those who have contributed to the development of sports, culture, and community engagement in [...]

This award celebrates a team whose unity, determination, and shared pursuit of excellence have delivered a truly outstanding performance on the world or European stage in 2025. Honouring more than just results, it recognises the collective spirit that drives Irish teams to greatness – a group that has proudly represented Ireland at the highest level

This Award celebrates the storytellers who shine a light on Irish Olympic sport. From athletes and NGBs to creators, journalists, and photographers, it recognises those who bring fans closer to sport, athlete journeys and events through genuine insight and authentic digital storytelling,  building connection, pride, and celebration of Olympic Sport in 2025.   Shortlisted Nominees

The Olympic Federation of Ireland (OFI) is pleased to announce that, following an extensive recruitment process, Liam Cullen has been appointed to its Board as an Independent Director.   In 2024, the OFI membership voted to increase the number of Independent Directors from two, enabling the recruitment of additional expertise and further strengthening the independence

This award honours a coach whose passion, innovation, and leadership has led to remarkable success in 2025 – elevating an athlete, multiple athletes or team to new heights. A key force behind the individuals that make up Team Ireland, this coaches’ impact reaches beyond results, shaping the future of sport in Ireland and making waves

TWELVE months ago, wallowing in the emotional floodplain post-Paris 2024, Fiona Murtagh wanted to quit rowing.   Eighth place in a pair that failed to make the Olympic final in Paris 2024, and that brilliant bronze medal with the coxless four in Tokyo in 2021 seemed a fading memory. Many of those who’d soldiered alongside

Olympic Federation of Ireland Appoints Liam Cullen as Independent Director The Olympic Federation of Ireland (OFI) is pleased to announce that, following an extensive recruitment process, Liam Cullen has been appointed to its Board as an Independent Director.   In 2024, the OFI membership voted to increase the number of Independent Directors from two, enabling

Athletics National Senior Cross Country Championships (Derry) - 23 November Badminton Irish Open, National Indoor Arena - 12-15 November Boxing European U23 Championships, Budapest, Hungary - 21-30 November Test matches with India, Dublin - 1-8 November Hockey U21 Men's FIH Junior World Cup, Tamil Nadu, India -  Nov 28 - Dec 10 Sailing 49er Junior

As we approach the next Winter Olympic Games in February 2026, the organising committee of Milano Cortina has issued several exciting key updates in October, and with less than 100 days to go, the Team Ireland Olympic hopefuls are deep in competition and training, with the aim of securing Olympic qualification.    “100 Days to Go” Milestone On 29 October,

This award shines a spotlight on the next generation of Irish sporting greatness – recognising a young athlete under the age of 25 who is boldly forging their path on the Olympic stage. The Rising Star Award celebrates not only exceptional performances, but the passion, promise, and fearless ambition that signal a future champion in

Cycling Ireland’s Lara Gillespie captured her first UCI Track Cycling World Championship title, winning gold in the Elimination Race in Santiago, Chile. The Wicklow native produced a masterful display of tactical racing and endurance to claim the coveted rainbow jersey Picture by Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com - 23/10/2025 - Cycling - 2025 Tissot UCI Track World Championships