Same Game Same Name

12/04/2023

Sport is for everyone, regardless of gender. However, there's a subtle but significant difference in the way we label men's and women's games. It's time to make a change and start calling both the men's and women's games the same thing. After all, they're equally competitive, equally thrilling, and equally deserving of our respect

10/04/2023

Have you ever watched curling and thought, 'Why can't all sports be like this?' Curling is a unique and fascinating sport that requires strategy, teamwork, and precision. Look how their game is labeled.

08/04/2023

Why do we use 'women's' in the title of soccer matches but not for men's?

08/04/2023

Hey sports fans! Let's work towards equality in sports by promoting men's and women's sports to be labelled the same. Gender should not determine the level of respect or recognition a sport receives. Let's give both men's and women's sports the attention they deserve and celebrate the incredible athletes in both categories.

09/10/2021

Isnt this amazing that the AIL are now labeling the mens rugby with the word ‘Mens’
Such a small thing that makes a massive difference.
Well done

19/09/2021

The FAI have really suprised me this month. Equal pay for the men and women who put on the green jersey for Ireland. Another step forward for equality in sport. Next step start calling the Male team Ireland Mens so the women dont feel like the odd one out as Ireland Womens soccer team.

16/08/2021

Why are the LGFA a seperate organisation to the GAA?
Do the men and women of GAA get equality?

07/08/2021

11/04/2021

Now this is a woman that shows the way for young girls. In order to be it you have to see it.

Congratulations to on becoming the first woman in history to win the Grand National! Not a bad day to have her on board Lisnagar Oscar in the Racing For Fun colours. 🙌🤩🐎

10/04/2021

My thought on Irelands opening day of the Women’s six nations.

20/03/2021

Another step in the right direction. When will we see this competition called the Mens Guinness Pro 14?
Officiating history made as Munster see off Benetton

Alex McHenry, Keynan Knox, Roman Salanoa and Ben Healy all collected their first senior tries in Munster's 31-17 bonus-point win over Benetton in the final round of the Guinness Pro14 at Thomond Park.