Going to town to do your banking has any number of consequences — for traffic, carbon emissions, and quality of life — all of which are related to accessibility

It’s worth acknowledging that the debate about the future shape of the inter-county football championships which is currently . . . stirring, if not exactly raging, has achieved something I thought was downright impossible.

Looking at a specific issue quickly pulls in others that are adjacent to it —transport, infrastructure, leisure, and children’s access

One manager moves on, another manager steps in, yet nothing can hold back the tide of management commentary, management-adjacent commentary, management-approximate commentary

Terrible despair being suffered by people who have no security of accommodation

Páirc Uí Chaoimh’s central government funding model, concussion in rugby, and the recent fall-out after Paddy Jackson was promoted within London Irish show this isn't just an American concern

There were problems going from Parnell Place to North/South Main St, says Declan Groeger — 'Nothing is perfect. But I would have to say it’s very good, genuinely'

Tennis to the fore and in the news, and nothing to do (directly) with Wimbledon, for a change.

Should we be disappointed or relieved, or both? Personally, I think both sensations can be accommodated.

Waterford’s long wait for an All-Ireland senior title stretches back to the fifties as well, and over the weekend another link to their golden era was lost