February 24, 2007. One of Irish sport’s greatest days. One of the GAA’s proudest too, as rugby and England were made welcome in Croke Park. 

If you didn’t know better, you might think Limerick and Cork predicted the league trouble ahead of them as early as last summer. That Limerick forecasted a seventh season in the doldrums of Division 1B. That Cork envisaged the probability of relegation from Division 1A for the second time in four seasons.

What’s most embarrassing about my sports injuries is they didn’t involve sports. 

Kilkenny find themselves in a parallel universe this Saturday evening. But for training, they don’t do floodlights.

Congress may be the GAA’s ultimate expression of democracy but self-awareness has never been its strongest suit.

This month marks year nine of Páraic Duffy’s term as GAA director general.

NFL star JJ Watt was in Dublin late last week. We’re happy to report that Ireland’s reputation as the land of a thousand welcomes remains intact.

This is Kilkenny. Kilkenny win things. Kilkenny lift heavier weights and hit harder than any other team. Kilkenny are smart. Be like Kilkenny.

A recent survey of NFL players found an alarming number of them don’t trust their team doctors.