Category Archives: Hockey Women’s World Cup

Shaw: “It’s now or never” for Irish Hockey

Posted on August 5, 2018 by

Ireland Head Coach Graham Shaw believes it’s “now or never” if Ireland is to realise its potential as a hockey nation on the world stage. Speaking in the wake of his team’s incredible silver medal at the Hockey Women’s World … Continue reading →

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Van Male praises brave Ireland after Dutch win World Cup.

Posted on August 5, 2018 by

There was to be no dream ending to Ireland’s fairytale Hockey Women’s World Cup as the Netherlands cruised to a record eighth title with a stunning 6-0 win. Graham Shaw’s side – the second-lowest ranked in the tournament defied the … Continue reading →

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There’s something about Nidge

Posted on August 3, 2018 by

Every big tournament has a breakout star. A player who grabs the opportunity by the scruff of the neck and shows the world what they’re capable of on the biggest stage. If you’ve seen any of Ireland’s games in their … Continue reading →

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England’s Ansley “absolutely gutted” by World Cup exit

Posted on August 2, 2018 by

Giselle Ansley was left “absolutely gutted” as England’s Hockey Women’s World Cup hopes were wrecked by a classy Netherlands side in the quarter-final. Goals from Lidweij Welten and Laurien Leurink were enough to continue the Oranje’s march towards the semi-finals … Continue reading →

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Richardson-Walsh praises “exceptional” Danson

Posted on August 2, 2018 by

No one wants to follow a legend. Comparisons are inevitable and often not favourable. When it comes to Great Britain women’s hockey, following in the footsteps of Kate Richardson-Walsh is probably the hardest job of all.

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