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In preparation for their historic showdown on the tideway, Oxford and Cambridge have been taking on top competition from across the country, plus a few
As a big Lauren Rowles fan, I was both excited and a little sad about her recent announcement to leave rowing behind, at least for
Following a successful first series in 2024, JRN is delighted to announce the second season of Sharing the Podium. Hosts Zoe de Toledo, Becky Wilde,
Photo credit: Dave Lee Proudly advertised as ‘the cheapest entry fees for any Head of the River Race in Scotland,’ the River Dee once again
As the holiday season draws near, there’s no better way to wrap up the year than with a challenging head race on the iconic River
With the 2023 event cancelled, the Four’s Head of the River is back in 2024. It marks the second junior race on the Tideway this
The Fours Head of the River Race has established itself as one of the best Autumn races, offering competition for top crews from across the
The Fours Head of the River Race is one of my favourites in the Winter calendar. Utilising the full extent of the Championship Course, it’s
Skibbereen With four girls entered into the sculling category for Skibbereen, they are clearly aiming for the win this Saturday. Niamh O’Donovan, Eveanna Goulding, Alannah Keane and Orla Seymour will be
The Skibbereen Regatta promises to stage an intriguing contest in its J18 Singles, pitting some of the best young sculling talent across clubs in Ireland.
Skibbereen With this being Skibbereen’s own Head of the River, these strong Junior 18 girls – with Alannah Keane leading them down a familiar course – will be in
The Skibbereen Head of the River is one of Ireland’s blue-ribbon rowing events, and this weekend it will feature a head-to-head battle between two of
