Sport

The Ulster championship preliminary round was a tough fought battle with the Orchard county coming out on top. Michael McCarron reports on the match and its top performers

Michael McCarron analyses the highly anticipated division 1 hurling league final between Cork and Limerick.

David Best discusses the turbulent season Tottenham fans have endured, and if the future of the club can be saved under a new head coach Roberto De Zerbi

David Best reports on Ireland’s thumping victory over England at the Men’s Six Nations.

David Best reflects on the extraordinary career of James Milner, now the record-holder for having more Premier League appearances than any other player.

Grace Allen writes on the interesting connections between darts and fancy dress.

Michael McCarron reports on Donegal’s resilience and success – in spite of lacking key players – in Division 1 of the 2026 National Football League.

The older we get the likelihood of playing sports declines, but why? Conor Mallon writes about the many reasons students drop out of sports and touches on his personal experience.

David Best covers the ongoing premier league manager sacking epidemic, and in particular what lead to the departure of Tottenham Hotspur’s former manager Thomas Frank.

Funded facilities, forgotten students; Grace Allen explores the socio-economic divide that exists on university campus and why it leads to division amongst those students who play sports, and those who do not.

David Best explains the turbulent time for former Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim and what’s next for the team?

The year of Rory McIlroy: Grace Allen writes about the local golfing hero and how his success is inspiring the next generation.

Conor Mallon discusses the recent performance and controversy of dart’s world number 1 player: Luke Litler

Grace and Dáire take on a collaborative piece to highlight the sporting and environmental sides of a new campaign for professional athletes: Sport One, Carbon Zero.

David Best debates the disappointing season from Liverpool this year thus far, so who is really to blame?

Grace Allen covers the first British world champion since Lewis Hamilton in 2020. Lando Norris becomes Britain’s 11th Formula 1 title winner, driving the “Lando No Wins” label into a pile in his rear-view mirror as he claims the 2025 title on the sport’s biggest stage.

Grace Allen writes about the controversial ‘Halo’ female sporting TikTok page created and taken down by Sky Sports’ after just 48 hours.

Dáire McConville covers the historic rivalry between two household names in the world of boxing, Benn and Eubank tracing the family feud that spans 3 decades.

Conor Mallon reports on the growing sense of nationalism within the English Premier League and how globalisation of the game is not the evil that it is feared to be.

Grace Allen reports on Max Verstappen’s defying comeback in the 2025 USA Grand Prix.

Dáire McConville analyses the encouragement of PEDs and transhumanist influences on the “Enhanced Games” as it as been proposed to put an “enhanced” twist on the Olympics.

Dáire McConville reports on the 2025 World Athletic Championships held in Tokyo this last week.

Dáire McConville summarises the 2025 World Aquatic Championships.

Diare McConville covers the All-Ireland Senior Hurling final took place between Cork and Tipperary

Daire McConville covers the 2025 Open Championship.

Queen’s student and Everton supporter George Roberts reflects on a memorable and emotional occasion at one of English football’s most famous stadiums.

By Katie The GAA was thrown up in arms this week as Senior Dublin and Kilkenny Camogie players entered the

Diare McConville tells of Cuala’s victory against Errigal Ciaran, winning their first All-Ireland Senior Football title.

Michael McCarron writes further on the Premier League.

Rory Morrow discusses the FAI Cup Final between the Candystripes and Shelbourne. Derry City won the match 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

Martin McKenna concludes his feature for The Gown on concussion – a very real issue, common not only to rugby but all contact sports.

Eoin Brown weighs up the chances for Arsenal this Premier League season 2021.

After numerous years of stalemate and uncertainty going back to 2014, Eoin Brown takes a brief look at the potential the latest announcement giving the go-ahead for redevelopment, from the NI Executive means.

Mark McDonnell, Contributor. For the first time in over fifteen years, Belfast will be the host city for the annual

Mark McKillen, Contributor. World Cup broadcasters have come under criticism for the over-representation of attractive female fans in crowd cutaways

Mark McDonnell Queen’s University is home to many sports, but it is known mainly for its Rugby and Gaelic Football

Al Lindsay, Contributor On December 12th 2015 Conor McGregor won the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s Featherweight title. Against the ten year undefeated

Seán Hutton, Sports Editor Around campus at Queen’s, many students wear their QUB zip ups and hoodies with pride. One