Everybody is aware it's happening; sports media, players, supporters, the revenue, and, crucially, the coaches themselves. That's why a lot of them do it

Whichever way you look at it, Oasis scored a moment in time that was a collective coming of age, writes Colin Sheridan

The government has repeatedly denied Irish airspace has been used for this very purpose. Now, it appears it repeatedly has.

Anwar El Ghazi may not win too many awards at Cardiff City, but by staying true to what he believes in with literally no support from his peers, he has proven himself a footballer far more deserving of our respect

It’s not easy to move grown-ups — this one anyway — unless it’s war or death or children crying. But Adeleke possesses a quintessence much greater than herself

The Paris Games have shown we need to prioritse our athletes.

From goats to roses, the variety of festivals on offer here reflects the history, tradition, sense of community and quirkiness of life on this island

The former British Labour leader was at the annual Hiroshima-Nagasaki Peace Event in Galway last weekend where Colin Sheridan heard him urge Ireland to protect its neutrality

The treatment of Algerian boxer Imane Khelif by members of both the press and public on social media was nothing short of disgraceful, and a reminder that these Games have the ability to repulse just as much as inspire.

Earlier this year, Ismail Al-Ghoul, a 27-year-old Palestinian journalist working for Al Jazeera Arabic, was killed in an Israeli strike. Colin Sheridan wonders what prevents so many fellow journalists from speaking up about fellow professionals being targeted, intimidated, injured, and killed in such horrific fashion