Wright Thompson's long-read piece for ESPN on Manchester United proved the point that New Journalism may be old, but still has a place and an audience

Last week, rumours bounced around that Jimmy McGuinness was joining, or had joined, the Waterford hurlers as something. Nobody was or was quite sure as what

When it comes to sports in the US, the cult of the coach is everything. 

The upcoming convention was always likely to garner attention, regardless of O’Leary’s Bobby Ewing return, but his strategically timed needle drop will likely cause a few headaches

In his almost 50 years on the planet, Johan ‘Rassie’ Erasmus has achieved a lot. You would think guiding his beloved South Africa to victory over England in the 2019 Rugby World Cup would be the pinnacle, but it’s not even close.

Here’s one for you; if the All Blacks and the Dublin senior football team had a dressing-room sweeping competition, who would win?

On days like these, the only thing that matters is the parish and more Iliads being made from local rows, the pitchforks being put aside in lieu of hurleys and footballs

For those of you who have ever encountered Andy Moran, either publicly or privately, he is that rare phenomena of what you see is exactly what you get. There is no duplicity. There is only Andy

Irving will likely be unaware of Robinson’s story, but there are parallels; the Brooklyn Nets guard last week was benched by his team because of his refusal to get the Covid-19 vaccine, which is much more problematic for Nets coach Steve Nash than Robinson’s indecision was for Kenny

The Robinson affair had reached a plateau by the time kick-off arrived on Saturday evening. Even those opposed to his inclusion in the team must have reasoned that his folly would be forgotten if he could only go and nick a goal from somewhere