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Until athletics stops pretending it doesn’t have a problem, it’s never going to kick the habit, as international athletics referee Pierce O’Callaghan has discovered
Many rugby players are forced to quench their passion and abandon the sport due to financial constraints
In the modern game of international rugby, the anachronistic Lions tour has had its day
Is the success of Dublin GAA simply down to numbers, or is there more to it than sponsorship and population?
Connacht was the miracle job for the New Zealander, but Bristol is the dream job
Questions were already being raised over Ireland’s allocation of tickets after the last Olympics in London
Jose Mourinho’s appointment was the board failing to confront the real issue
Dundalk’s recent successes have set them on the road to financial stability - but they’re not getting carried away anytime soon
Sport makes the mistake of thinking it can actually transcend life
The European Championship has become a Montessori sports day where everyone gets a medal
There’s nothing wrong with the results, what's wrong is how we’re producing them
I’ve had the pleasure of Joe Brolly’s company only once. It was upstairs in the ...
Fans will continue to have grounds for discontent as long as the GAA’s enthusiastic amateurs raise and spend millions on inadequate stadiums
By some industry estimates, around 140,000 adult tourists crushed their way into Dublin last Tuesday, looking to entangle themselves with anything Irish – be it as ludicrous as leprechauns or obvious as Guinness. That same day, a 20-minute walk away,
Bill O’Herlihy led a full and successful life, yet couldn’t believe that anyone would have the remotest interest in reading his life story
