Now instead of being confined to a diet of whether Burnley can beat West Brom, we can ask again: Will Clare beat Limerick this Sunday?

In unprecedented times, the sport's guardians in Ireland are stepping up 

When NPHET allowed up to 200 into games again, the GAA pretty much left it to those spectators themselves as to where and how they could watch the game inside the ground

Don’t take James for granted. Because wherever you stand on him versus Jordan, understand this. You’ll probably never again see anyone better than James either

Whatever chance there is that Bryan McLoughney may know of Anthony Davis — the LA Laker, whatever about the former Cork footballer and Sunday Game panellist — it’d be fair to assume that the man commonly referred to as AD wouldn’t be familiar with ...

Billy’s men had managed to do it. The Double. And Beat Meath.

There are many striking scenes in Eoin O’Callaghan’s often-fascinating book, Keane: Origins, but a particularly vivid one is when an 18-year-old Roy is taking the Monday train from Cork to Dublin, where he’s undergoing a year-long full-time FÁS ...

Euro 2020 in 2021 represents such a glorious opportunity — two wins and we’re there. That’s why Sofia tomorrow means so much more than most opening games of a new Irish manager

If common sense prevails, the split season will be in place next year - and every club and county player will benefit

There’s a substantial difference between symbolism and tokenism. Symbolism is meaningful. It signifies and represents a value, an idea, an ideal. Done right, it can be powerful, even beautiful. Profound. Tokenism is something shallow. Hollow.