At this stage you’re probably prioritising your existential crises in order of significance, like the rest of us.

Traditionally people turn to the sports pages to escape life’s harsher realities, but the bill eventually comes due

There are groups in Cork working hard to make the city a better place for all of us, and there’s always room for more ideas to help with that work

For Dublin to truly decline on the Gaelic football field we need a symbolic parallel away from that field

We need to sidestep some of the sausage-making that seems to form part of every debate in City Hall about infrastructure

The club issued a statement saying it had been approached by two large gambling companies offering sponsorship but had rejected those offers, adding: 'As a community-funded club, we believe it would be irresponsible to accept these proposals'

The Cork club scene may not be what it once was, but veteran DJ Stevie G believes that if that if the will is there, it can adapt and change into something new

Thoughts and prayers with Sjoerd den Daas this morning. If you’re not keeping up with the news, Sjoerd is the Dutch TV reporter who was live on camera last week giving a report from the Winter Olympics in China when things took a turn.

Now people come into the city  for the whole day to see the Rembrandt exhibition in the Crawford, have some lunch, then do the shopping

How do you evaluate players in your favourite sport, beyond technical terms such as ‘savage’ or ‘red raw useless’?