Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced

Gamblification is a gathering sporting storm on both sides of the Atlantic.

In many ways, the slow, contested development of Casement Park in west Belfast symbolises what is going on now in the North

It’s never too early to take care of your skin

His videos have been watched 11.6bn times, with Irish boys making up a portion of those views. But what influence is rape apologist Andrew Tate having in Irish schoolyards? Jennifer Horgan investigates

Premier League Review: Good starts for Arsenal and Aleksandar Mitrović, Darwin's case to start, Everton's woes, Chelsea off the pace

What follows is a proposal under which every team is given (a) the chance to play for the Sam Maguire (through the provinces); (b) the opportunity to win three trophies (provincial, league and championship); and (c) a minimum of 12 competitive games annually

The problem with motion 19 was its starting point: that all teams have to have a chance of competing in the Sam Maguire every year. The resulting system meant that if a similar one was adopted, say, to decide the champions of English football, then (as of Saturday night) Manchester United would be out (6th in EPL) but Plymouth (top of League One) and Forest Green (top of League Two) would be in.

Some acknowledge that motion 19 is flawed but that it will do for now and can be tweaked later. The GAA does not work like that

History shows there is nothing in sport quite like an Olympics. Equally, there is nothing in Olympic history quite like what is happening now in Tokyo at the most expensive — and likely the most fraught — summer games of all time.