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Irish Sports Council

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recognition
Minister says MMA should be recognised as a sport but government funding is 'a long way away'
9 Feb 2016
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Gloves off
Fallout from Billy Walsh resignation continues as Sports Council respond to 'unclear' IABA statement
23 Oct 2015
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In Writing
Boxing chiefs wanted Billy Walsh to seek written permission to speak to the media, claims Mulvey
21 Oct 2015
33
Development
Irish Sports Council threaten to review IABA funding after Walsh controversy
20 Oct 2015
25
Billy Walsh
'It is clearly a ridiculous situation': Treacy slams IABA for backing out of deal to keep Walsh
20 Oct 2015
19
Resignation
'The IABA have not made it possible for me to continue' - Billy Walsh resigns from IABA
19 Oct 2015
40
be active
The streets of Dublin are being taken over by cyclists next Sunday for an inaugural bike ride
6 Sep 2015
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ringside row
Irish Sports Council urges IABA to reconsider deal to keep Billy Walsh in Ireland
28 Aug 2015
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Doping
'It wouldn’t be good for any player to be releasing blood on the day of the game'
12 May 2015
Road to Rio
These 20 Irish athletes will get the highest level of Sports Council funding
26 Mar 2015
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success
A great few days for Irish sport just got even better
24 Mar 2015
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dope
Stark new anti-doping ad shows cheating tars everyone involved in sport
18 Nov 2014
2
Fitness
The Irish gender gap in sport and exercise is getting smaller
1 Oct 2014
12
Funding
The Government will invest €7.4 million in grassroots soccer, rugby and GAA this year
16 Apr 2014
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Interview
Could this new initiative be the answer to Irish athletes' prayers?
23 Feb 2014
1
Money Talks
Here are the big-name athletes who've had their funding cut this year
14 Feb 2014
40
Funding
€25 million to be invested in Irish sport in 2014
12 Feb 2014
9
Stay Sporty
Almost all Irish children take part in sport – but how do we stop them dropping out?
18 Dec 2013
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Doping
Irish national champion hit with two-year ban after failing doping test
8 Nov 2013
28
Fitness
Adult participation in sport in Ireland continues to rise
25 Oct 2013
23
Money Talks
Paddy Barnes: 'Without more money, Irish boxing is going nowhere'
27 Sep 2013
3
Hard Yards
A brilliant pic of double Paralympic champion Mark Rohan
29 Aug 2013
2
Reaction
'A lot of people don't see those hard sessions in the winter time' - Treacy pays tribute to tireless Heffernan
15 Aug 2013
4
IABA
Irish boxer hit with 1-year ban for anti-doping offence
28 Jun 2013
2
Funding
These are the 18 Irish athletes who have been given top-level funding for 2013
21 Mar 2013
4
opposed
'They tell themselves they're training hard' - Kiernan critical of GAA Players Scheme
15 Feb 2013
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anti-doping
GAA serious about cutting numbers of missed doping tests
14 Feb 2013
5
anti-doping
8 doping violations in 2012, says Irish Sports Council
13 Feb 2013
18
Rio 2016
Joy as 'iconic' Taylor commits to Olympic defence
19 Oct 2012
33
Your Say
Poll: Should Katie Taylor become a professional boxer?
18 Aug 2012
58
Banned
Kart driver hit with nine-month ban for cannabis use
25 Jun 2012
7
Ready to go
Irish Paralympic team begin Olympic preparations
13 Apr 2012
Fiscal approach
Taking one for the team: Sports Council budget reduced for 2012
4 Apr 2012
1
Money matters
Sports Council announce €10.5m funding for Irish athletes in 2012
14 Feb 2012
5
Opinion
Column: Why are Ireland's top athletes struggling to make ends meet?
Ciarán Ó Lionáird
28 Jan 2012
18
London 2012
O’Lionaird reaches out to Irish fans for financial support
19 Jan 2012
14
Support
'It was never about performance-enhancing - Martin just wanted to get back to neutral'
17 Jan 2012
2
London 2012
Irish marathon runner Martin Fagan to face doping committee
16 Jan 2012
24
No Dopes
Nothing to fear from teen doping tests, says Sports Council
4 Nov 2011
2
Crowded House?
Attendance levels on the rise again, says Irish Sports Council
30 Jun 2011
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