If the past two years have taught us anything, it’s that like the virus itself, we have to keep evolving.

This is part of GAA culture now along with amateurism and community spirit and hats, flags, and headbands. So where do we go from here?

You love the sport despite the bruises, the rainy training sessions and the lack of fanfare. You’ve put in a fair amount of years. Will you do another?

Does winning a football title the previous weekend give you the boost to go on and do the double?

If we can learn anything from Adu’s saga, it’s that skill and ability only represent one piece of the puzzle. Mental strength, maturity, and a supportive infrastructure are what separate those that make it from those that don’t

Revolutionary changes in the media, especially over the last decade-plus, have contributed hugely to this shift for women’s sports.

I’ll never know how this skirt-shorts combo has survived until 2021 in camogie and hockey, having no obvious function other than making us look feminine and unthreatening as we charge around the pitch with our sticks

On nights out, whether celebratory in nature or more about drowning sorrows, players are reflecting: On where it went wrong or right, on standout scores, on turning points. On the season gone by and the season to come

Having a female commissioner is no doubt a good PR move for a women’s pro league like the NWSL, but it doesn’t necessarily follow that the league is therefore women-led

The effectiveness of any IRFU review into Ireland's failure to qualify for the Rugby World Cup is also being questioned, given that the last one clearly didn’t work