Dublin is honouring Obama amid a genocide he won’t speak out against — and that silence should matter more

Despite their growing irrelevance in enforcing accountability, The Hague’s courts still shape the global narrative around justice

The GAA could do more to make the All-Ireland finals more of a spectacle. 

Faced with a forgotten summer camp booking and two overly prepared children, Colin Sheridan chooses panic — and then improv

A touring team comprised of four nations (who can barely agree on a toastie recipe) heading off to play a country—Australia—that gives about as much attention to rugby union as it does to the concept of humility... it shouldn’t move the needle.

Diane Abbott has become Britain’s canary in a coal mine of racial hypocrisy. Colin Sheridan asks 'How many Diane Abbotts have we ignored in Ireland?

Roger Federer will remain the more beloved tennis player but Novak Djokovic will be studied by every future pro as the model champion.

We are in a golden age for absurdity — the global elite will throw millions at anything with a whiff of celebrity

When Padraic Joyce is asked to explain Galway coming up short again, he only has to point to history

There are two Americas, writes Colin Sheridan. One represented by Donald Trump and Joe Biden, the other by Zohran Mamdani