Il ministro dello Sport afferma che il suo predecessore Shane Ross ha ritardato lo sport femminile di “circa 20 anni”

    https://www.thejournal.ie/minister-for-sport-says-his-predecessor-shane-ross-set-back-womens-sport-by-around-20-years-6909433-Dec2025/

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    1. PoppedCork on

      The Minister’s attack on Shane Ross feels less about learning from past policy failures and more about scoring political points. Blaming a predecessor for setting women’s sport back 20 years may grab headlines, but what concrete outcomes is this rhetoric delivering now beyond self congratulation and deflection

    2. NandoFlynn on

      Hey! Ross was definitely conscious of equality in sport

      He set back plenty of men’s sport by 20 years as well

    3. Pfffffttt284 on

      Same old shit this is the same as the “£22 billion blackhole”

    4. BenderRodriguez14 on

      I could be wrong here, but it feels like the last decade has been maybe the most successful stretch in Irish women’s sport, especially if you discount Michelle Smith/De Bruin? 

    5. TheFreemanLIVES on

      No love for Ross, but O’Donovan is the king of goms when it comes to Dail Éireann.

      Who can forget such timeless classics as it was the IRA who done Dublin and Monaghan. And that we need to ban firefox and paypal.

      The man is such a special class of stupid, he really belongs in American politics.

      As for Ross…nothing lost there.

    6. Entire-Gas-7651 on

      The only thing I remember about Shane Ross was that he purposefully inserted himself into Katie Taylor’s homecoming at Dublin airport after uniting the world titles.  That and the fact he was writing a book about Mary Lou while they were both colleagues in the Dáil. Strange fellow.

    7. freshfrosted on

      Not a fan of Ross by any stretch but is this not a bit cheap throwing shade on someone who is no longer in the game. Reeks of I’m shite at my job so I’ll blame someone else.

    8. IrishLad1002 on

      Not a can of this. Focus on what you can do now as Minister rather than scapegoating a former minister to be a red herring to take the pressure off yourself and get yourself into the headlines. You can guarantee if Shane Ross was a Fine Gael/Fianna Fail man the minister wouldn’t be saying this.

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