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Colin Sheridan

Colin Sheridan is a writer and columnist. A former officer in the Irish Defence Forces he has extensive deployment experience as a peacekeeper with the United Nations, having lived and worked in the former Yugoslavia, West Africa, Afghanistan, Lebanon and Palestine.

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Colin Sheridan: IRFU recruitment policy makes mockery of ‘team of us’ ideal

Argentina's achievements have made a mockery of the IRFU’s ‘vision’, especially in the broader context of the comparative poverty of the Argentinian RFU

Mon, 23 Nov, 2020

Mickey Harte attends the game 15/11/2020

Colin Sheridan: Tyrone under Mickey Harte was not a football team, but a revolution

Last week, Mickey Harte didn’t so much drop the mic, as leave the stage and carefully pack it away

Mon, 16 Nov, 2020

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Colin Sheridan: Augusta - Where the greats are utterly vulnerable

It’s ironic that, for a tournament viewed by many as the personification of the exclusionary elitism of white America, the Masters has long been the most accessible and attractive to non-golf fans this side of the pond

Mon, 09 Nov, 2020