The great advantage Stephen Kenny still holds is that pundits and writers and commentators don’t really matter, while his base is so strong.

Erling looks like a different species, an action hero who gets the job done efficiently instead of padding out an hour and a half with a load of unnecessary chase scenes

This group seem to be acutely aware that they are carrying the baton, making ground on a trip that started slowly long before them

The longer you can stay on the right track without reaching any destination the better. It’s hope people want, really, not success. But hope has never been a more fragile commodity

We are still waiting for sport’s true visionary, who constructs a winning philosophy around the mantra: 'At our own pace today, lads'

After Ireland's win over New Zealand rendered all other achievements futile, where can we go to find meaning in our trivial concerns?

We appear to have tried everything to help out the reluctant participant in a melee

In the GAA's justice system, is the system more important than the justice?

Maybe that’s the chief problem with Kenny as boss, that every loss triggers a referendum

Or did Clones remind us that fear of defeat is everything?