Around our place everybody has nicknames which stick for life.

There are a couple of things more certain than death and taxes, writes Donal Óg Cusack .

IF you are an old hurler, your Sunset Boulevard moment is picking out the jumper to go up to Dublin on All-Ireland weekend.

When I hear somebody saying politics and sport should never mix I often wonder what planet they are dialling in from.

A first-hand account of the league final

Recent examples of racism in Spain and the US give us nothing to be smug about here

It’s a tragedy O’Grady never really got the time and space he needed in a management job

Last week in Newcestown, the forward caught me with a decent enough belt, to be fair to him.

For a while there I was worried about those IRFU ads telling me that I lived in ‘rugby country.’ All those good looking people with faraway looks on their faces, standing around in pubs and on trawlers? No cauliflower ears or concussion? Were these my fellow citizens?