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The Sports Calendar You Can’t Miss: Key Events & What to Watch in 2025

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As the year unfolds, the second half of 2025 promises an exhilarating lineup of sporting events that will capture the hearts of fans worldwide. From rugby to tennis, athletics to golf, and motorsport’s high-octane battles, there’s something for every enthusiast. Here’s your guide to the must-watch moments ahead, complete with key players, current standings, and […]

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Chasing the Dream: Why a Career in Sport Is Financially Out of Reach for Many Athletes

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Sport is often seen as a meritocracy: perform well enough, and rewards will follow. But for many elite athletes, that assumption couldn’t be further from reality. Despite years of training, international competition, and national representation, a significant number still struggle to make a sustainable living. In some cases, the problem is obvious, athletes in niche

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The Playmakers’ Guide: Running a Sports Society at Uni, The Highs, the Hustle, and How to Make It Work

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Running a sports society is exhausting, unpredictable, and usually unpaid, but it’s also one of the most rewarding things you can do during your degree. Whether you’re leading a rugby first team or keeping a badminton club alive with one weekly booking, you’re part of something bigger. You’re helping build community, create opportunity, and give other students the chance to show up, play, and belong.

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2025 Formula 1 Season: A Mid-Year Snapshot of the Championship Battle

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As the 2025 Formula 1 season races past its midpoint, the championship battle has intensified, with new rivalries emerging and familiar names battling for position. The current standings reflect a season full of surprises, strategic masterstrokes, and high-octane drama. The Leaders’ Lounge: Who’s Setting the Pace? At the top of the driver standings is Oscar

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Equestrian Classes for Dummies: A First-Timer’s Guide to the Dublin Horse Show

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Every summer, the Dublin Horse Show brings together the best of Irish and international equestrian sport. Many visitors are drawn to the elite-level show jumping in the Main Arena, with its Olympic-level competitors, thunderous rounds, and standing ovations. But there’s another world unfolding just a short walk away, in Ring 1 and Ring 2, that

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Rider Spotlight: Martin Fuchs, Swiss Precision, Dublin Legacy

Dublin Horse Show, Equestrian, Feature, Irish Sport

A Legacy Steeped in History Martin Fuchs, heir to a Swiss equestrian dynasty, carries on family tradition at Dublin. His father, Thomas Fuchs, a member of Switzerland’s winning 1983 Nations’ Cup team, now serves as assistant coach for the Swiss squad; a presence that adds emotional depth to Martin’s every round. In 2023, Switzerland ended

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