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Teaching by PESSJun 17, 20268:35 am
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USING DESIGN THINKING TO ENHANCE MENTORING ON THE MSc APPLIED SPORTS COACHING – DR PHIL KEARNEY.

Design Thinking The coaches on the MSc Applied Sports Coaching programme work together to review and develop their coaching. On the Athlete & Coach Development module which runs over the summer of the first year, […]

Uncategorized by PESSJun 16, 20269:41 am
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How One Year at UL Helped Launch My Career in High-Performance Sport

Sean Slattery, MSc Sports Performance My name is Sean Slattery, and I recently graduated from the MSc Sports Performance programme at the University of Limerick, achieving First Class Honours. Since finishing the master’s, I made […]

Programmes by PESSJun 15, 20268:20 am
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From UL to the NSCA: How the MSc Sports Performance Programme Helped Shape My Career

Shreyas Bharadwaj, MSc Sports Performance Graduate My name is Shreyas Bharadwaj, and I recently graduated from the MSc Sports Performance programme at UL. I have over three years of multisport strength and conditioning experience, and […]

Sport Science by PESSJun 14, 20269:14 am
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Sean O’Riordan: My Co-op Experience with Kerry LGFA

Sean O’Riordan, 3rd Year Sport and Exercise Science Student As part of my third year of the Sport and Exercise Science programme at the University of Limerick, I completed my co-op placement with Kerry LGFA. […]

Opinion by PESSJun 11, 20262:28 pm
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WHY MUSCLE MATTERS MORE THAN YOU THINK.

Professor Phil Jakeman recently appeared on the Irish Independent’s The Real Health Podcast for a conversation about muscle and lifelong health. Professor Jakeman discussed: You can listen to the interview with Professor Jakeman here. To […]

Sport Science by PESSJun 11, 202611:31 amJune 11, 2026
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My Co-op Experience with Kerry GAA: Sophia Doherty

Sophia Doherty, 3rd Year Sport and Exercise Student As part of my Sport and Exercise Science degree at the University of Limerick, I completed my co-op placement with Kerry GAA. Looking back, it has been […]

Research by PESSJun 10, 202610:16 am
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PUBLICATION: LOWERING THE TACKLE HEIGHT IN RUGBY – A GAME-CHANGER FOR PLAYER SAFETY? – DR KILIAN BIBBY.

Concerns around injury risk in rugby union are well established, with the tackle consistently identified as the phase of play most associated with injury incidence. Concussion remains a key issue across all levels of the […]

Research by PESSJun 10, 20267:45 am
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PUBLICATION: WHERE DID THEY GO? AN EXPOLORATORY STUDY OF PLAYER DEVELOPMENT PATHWAYS IN GAELIC GAMES.

Cover Photo by Adrian Payne on Unsplash. New publication from Sport and Human Performance Research Centre members Rob Mulcahy (Setanta College & Professional Doctorate candidate in PESS) and Phil Kearney (PESS). What did we do? […]

Research by PESSJun 9, 20261:27 pm
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IRISH SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCES 2026 ANNUAL CONFERENCE: BUILDING IRELAND’S SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCES COMMUNITY PROF TOM COMYNS.

The Irish Sport and Exercise Sciences Association (ISESA) continues to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of sport and exercise sciences across Ireland. Established in 2023, ISESA serves as the representative body for […]

Publications by PESSJun 4, 202611:04 amJune 4, 2026
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PUBLICATION: “I WAS FORMING A THOUGHT AS WE WERE CHATTING” : NARRATIVE PEDAGOGY STIMULATES COACH DEVELOPERS LEARNING ABOUT PERSONAL EPISTEMOLOGY.

Research Impact: The topic of personal epistemology – beliefs about the nature of knowledge and knowing – might sound far removed from sports coaching, but we think it’s an important foundation. Why? Because your actions […]

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