The experimental sin bin/penalty rule is a genuine attempt to penalise players who have realised up to now that it does pay to foul

Saturday’s agenda includes the sin bin for hurling, allowing just one captain to receive a cup, and limiting senior club championships to 16 teams

The Government’s decision to give the League of Ireland the go ahead next month is the fly in the ointment

The arguments against plans to curb cynicism are being met with the same fears as the introduction of the yellow sliotar

To the best of his ability, Flynn filled the chalice, but for his successor it could yet be poisoned

In the absence of action, inter-county retirement notices are the subject of critique right now. Too long for some, too sweet for others, people have all of a sudden become offended Leonard Cohens and declared that’s no way to say goodbye.

Type Bríd Stack into Google and its search bar predicts you want to see footage of her injury.

Neither age nor health is something that would bump inter-county players up the priority list but them endorsing the vaccine will do a lot of good for when the time comes for their peers and young adolescents to take it

Just how much Cork  have they sold of themselves is a legitimate question

Was this Championship worth it? You can be most certain it was. There was shape put to these past nine weeks. Weekends became weekends again. Games were conversation topics that didn’t depress and worry, the holidays we couldn’t go on but could at least look forward to, the opium when there were no masses