Dublin

“Fire in the heart and fire in the belly”. That is how Ephie Fitzgerald and his Cork women’s football team would describe their 2020 campaign. There i(...)

Anyone wandering around the financial hub near the Sam Beckett Bridge on Friday morning might have caught sight of arguably the bravest man in Dublin.(...)

There have been 37 winners of the Signify Sports Manager of the Year award since 1982, but only once in 135 years can there be what Jim Gavin achieved(...)

The four inches of hamstring he ripped away from the bone, the surgeries, the lost years, Brian Hurley has spoken of it all before but he’s never been(...)

There is an age-old theory in our house that if you want to see Gaelic football at its purest you might have to tune into a women’s football match. Ob(...)

Dublin’s Siobhán McGrath was named as the 2019 TG4 Senior Players’ Player of the Year at the annual All Star banquet on Saturday night. McGrath was s(...)

Nicole Owens couldn’t help but smile as she watched Rianna Jarrett run the hard yards so successfully for Ireland in Tallaght on Tuesday evening. Ire(...)

You couldn’t get a greater contrast in the stories of this year’s camogie and football All-Ireland winners, Galway collecting their first senior camog(...)

It was the spring of 2003 and Seán Kelly was keen to get to work even before he’d gone on the payroll. In the week leading up to the Congress at whic(...)

The best laid plans, and all that. Hardly had the piece on the failure thus far of Australian Rules to attract any of the stars of the all-conquering (...)