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The Irish Sun
21-05-2025
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‘Ehmmm' – Sharlene Mawdsley encounters unexpected problem on first trip abroad since GAA boyfriend reveal
SHARLENE Mawdsley has flown to Italy to compete in an athletics meet - but found that this May Italian job isn't as sunny as you may expect. The 26-year-old charted her journey to Savona on Advertisement 6 'Me and my tatted passport against the world, and how is it already time for racing season?' Credit: @sharlenem1 6 The view looked pretty warm as her plane prepared to land Credit: @sharlenem1 6 At one stage in the day the conditions looked to be decent Credit: @sharlenem1 6 However, the weather forecast for the week indicates it'll be an up and down spell for the northern city which is close to Italy's border with France Credit: @sharlenem1 The sprinter will be competing in the 14th International Savona Meeting today as it is only a one-day competition. It will be her first competitive action She did so by posting a pic of them on the pitch after the Premier's Munster Championship But that wasn't the first time she'd been in attendance to cheer on Liam Cahill's side this year. Advertisement Read More On Irish Sport In the wake of the her relationship update, She So it's no wonder why a few more in the know people who commented on her post felt a relationship announcement was overdue. Stephanie wrote: "Awwwww Shar about time (love heart emoji)." Advertisement Most read in Athletics Meanwhile fellow Olympian Cathal Doyle added: "Loving the hard launch Sharlene." Elsewhere, Mike hailed: "Two of Tipp's finest athletes. Magic." 'My hardest goodbye' - Sharlene Mawdsley jets off after 'hectic two days' saw passport drama nearly cancel China trip And lastly, Tipp had not beaten the Déise in the Championship since 2019. Advertisement They also failed to win back-to-back Championship matches since 2019 and had not won a SHC match at home since then either. All of those items were crossed off the bucket list in front of 28,758 fans at Semple Stadium. 6 On Sunday she revealed she's in a relationship with fellow Tipperary native Michael Breen Credit: @sharlenem1 6 She'll be competing in the 400metres today at the International Savona Meeting Advertisement And boss Cahill expressed delight at his side banishing the ghosts of past campaigns with yesterday's 1-30 to 1-21 win. He declared: 'We, and I say management, coaches, everybody involved, didn't represent that jersey correctly last year. It weighed very hard on us over the winter. 'We took unbelievable inspiration from our minors last year with the way they grounded out the All-Ireland. 'Leaving Nowlan Park, I was so happy to be a Tipperary man but I was also so embarrassed that our flagship team didn't follow that and set that trend. Advertisement 'We had to rely on a group of younger players in Tipperary to show us the Tipperary way. 'My players acknowledge that. We've made the necessary adjustments to the personnel in the dressing room and they've gone after everything they've been asked. 'They've backed me to the hilt in what I had to do. Everybody has worked extremely hard and I'm just happy now that we're one of the three out of Munster."
The Irish Sun
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Previous hint Sharlene Mawdsley dropped after sprinter goes Instagram official with Tipperary GAA ace
SHARLENE Mawdsley seemingly revealed she's in a relationship with Tipperary hurler Michael Breen on Sunday evening. She did so by 3 Mawdsley went from sprinter to spectator on Sunday Credit: @sharlenem1 3 It's not the first time she's been present at the home of hurling this year Credit: @sharlenem1 3 Her own sporting calendar for 2025 will revolve around September's World Championships in Tokyo But that wasn't the first time she'd been in attendance to cheer on Liam Cahill's side this year. In the wake of the sprinter's relationship update, her previous matchday experience makes even more sense even leaving aside that she is a Tipperary native herself. She So it's no wonder why a few more in the know people who commented on her post felt a relationship announcement was overdue. Read More On Irish Sport Stephanie wrote: "Awwwww Shar about time (love heart emoji)." Meanwhile fellow Olympian Cathal Doyle added: "Loving the hard launch Sharlene." Elsewhere, Mike hailed: "Two of Tipp's finest athletes. Magic." And lastly, Most read in Athletics Tipp had not beaten the Déise in the Championship since 2019. They also failed to win back-to-back Championship matches since 2019 and had not won a SHC match at home since then either. Limerick GAA fans troll RTE pundit Donal Og Cusack after win over Cork All of those items were crossed off the bucket list in front of 28,758 fans at Semple Stadium. And boss Cahill expressed delight at his side banishing the ghosts of past campaigns with yesterday's 1-30 to 1-21 win. He declared: 'We, and I say management, coaches, everybody involved, didn't represent that jersey correctly last year. It weighed very hard on us over the winter. 'We took unbelievable inspiration from our minors last year with the way they grounded out the All-Ireland. 'Leaving Nowlan Park, I was so happy to be a Tipperary man but I was also so embarrassed that our flagship team didn't follow that and set that trend. 'We had to rely on a group of younger players in Tipperary to show us the Tipperary way. 'My players acknowledge that. We've made the necessary adjustments to the personnel in the dressing room and they've gone after everything they've been asked. 'They've backed me to the hilt in what I had to do. "Everybody has worked extremely hard and I'm just happy now that we're one of the three out of Munster.'
The Irish Sun
25-04-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
‘Busy day' – Sharlene Mawdsley's chaotic travel hiccup leads to ‘quick trip to the Chinese Embassy'
SHARLENE Mawdsley endured a "busy day" after having to make a "quick visit to the Chinese Embassy" to sort a visa issue. The sprinter confirmed she will be able to board her flight on Tuesday as planned after just about submitting a visa application in time. Advertisement 5 She shared this shot from her Dublin hotel room Credit: @sharlenem1 5 Before laying out the slightly panicked travel headache she had to overcome Credit: @sharlenem1 5 The 26-year-old still fit in a training session Credit: @sharlenem1 5 And enjoyed colourful eggs-based meal for lunch Credit: @sharlenem1 In an Instagram story, she explained: "A quick trip to the Chinese Embassy because I'm simply not organised lol. "I can pick up my passport again on Tuesday (We fly on Tuesday). "Also shout-out to Phil Healy because without her the visa would simply not be complete." The 400 metre specialist had only flown home to her native Tipperary last week having previously Advertisement Read More On Irish Sport While back in the Premier County she Mawdsley doesn't get the chance to visit home as often anymore since uprooting and Between that and her frequent warm-weather training camps, it is a downside of the life of an elite athlete. But on Easter Sunday she and every other Premier fan was treated to a quality (street) display as the clash lived up to its appetising build-up. Advertisement Most Read In The Irish Sun Afterwards, however, Liam Cahill was adamant it didn't show they're back in the mix as All-Ireland contenders. He cancelled the hype train on the spot, but Sharlene Mawdsley's exotic training camp doesn't go to plan at all He said: 'The one narrative we don't want coming out of today is that Tipperary are back, because that's ridiculous. "Anyone that knows the Tipperary landscape, hurling landscape properly, knows where this group of players are at and they just have to have a realisation. Advertisement 'It's not an out for me or anything to that effect. I understand what's required here. I understand the currency here in Tipperary will always be silverware. 'But the timing of this is just different and we have a lot of work to do. 5 By the sounds of it, fellow Olympics star Phil Healy is better at keeping across all of their travel requirements Credit: @phil_healy "Today is a stepping stone. I'm really, really proud of these fellas, they're representing the jersey really well and have shown massive bravery from last October. Advertisement 'This time last year when we left the same dressing room, things were fairly poor, we were on the ground. "Bravery is all about making tough decisions, and there were tough decisions made with players around the preparation and ourselves as a coaching a management team. 'There's so much youth in that room, so much experience that's going to have to be replaced at a later stage. "God knows, hopefully, maybe not next year, but they're not going to stay around forever. Advertisement 'But all in all, I'm very proud of my players and really delighted to be the one helping them at the moment, with the honesty that's in that dressing room.'
The Irish Sun
21-04-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
‘Happy Easter xx' – Sharlene Mawdsley swaps sports for the day as she celebrates being back in Tipperary
SHARLENE Mawdsley went from sprinter to spectator for Easter Sunday as she attended Tipperary's thrilling draw with Limerick. The rip-roaring contest unfolded in her native county as Semple Stadium was packed out for 3 The 26-year-old is mostly based in London Credit: @sharlenem1 3 'The BEST Easter egg (After Kinder) Credit: @sharlenem1 3 She was at the home of hurling as Tipp showed that they really are a force once again on the back of previously making it to the League final Credit: @sharlenem1 Mawdsley doesn't get the chance to visit home as often anymore since uprooting and Between that and her frequent But on Easter Sunday she and every other Premier fan was treated to a quality (street) display as the rivals' clash lived up to its appetising build-up. Afterwards, however, Liam Cahill was adamant it didn't show they're back in the mix as All-Ireland contenders. Read More On Irish Sport He cancelled the hype train on the spot, but He said: 'The one narrative we don't want coming out of today is that Tipperary are back, because that's ridiculous. "Anyone that knows the Tipperary landscape, hurling landscape properly, knows where this group of players are at and they just have to have a realisation. 'It's not an out for me or anything to that effect. I understand what's required here. I understand the currency here in Tipperary will always be silverware. Most read in Athletics 'But the timing of this is just different and we have a lot of work to do. "Today is a stepping stone. I'm really, really proud of these fellas, they're representing the jersey really well and have shown massive bravery from last October. RTE pundit Peter Canavan angers fans after leaving notable county out of his 'big four' All-Ireland contenders 'This time last year when we left the same dressing room, things were fairly poor, we were on the ground. "Bravery is all about making tough decisions, and there were tough decisions made with players around the preparation and ourselves as a coaching a management team. 'There's so much youth in that room, so much experience that's going to have to be replaced at a later stage. "God knows, hopefully, maybe not next year, but they're not going to stay around forever. 'But all in all, I'm very proud of my players and really delighted to be the one helping them at the moment, with the honesty that's in that dressing room.'
