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Michael Moynihan
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Michael Moynihan is an associate editor and columnist with the Irish Examiner. He is also a best-selling author and documentary maker.
Why sorry remains the hardest word
Why sorry remains the hardest word

IN THE depths of a mid- career slump, the great baseball player Babe Ruth was taken to task in public. Jimmy Walker, a New York politician, pointed some cutting remarks at Ruth when both attended a social function in Manhattan.

Mon, 07 Dec, 2015

An Olympics of lies and deceit
An Olympics of lies and deceit

Next year the Olympics is taking place in Rio, as you are no doubt aware. Are you looking forward to the event? Should you be?

Mon, 30 Nov, 2015

Galway hurlers cannot escape the blame game
Galway hurlers cannot escape the blame game
This column has come across a few intercounty managers in the course of work, and many of them are very impressive individuals.

Mon, 23 Nov, 2015

Cooperation and programmes key to tackling burnout, says Damien Young
Cooperation and programmes key to tackling burnout, says Damien Young

Cooperation and common programmes are the key to avoiding burnout and fatigue in the GAA, says a leading figure in strength and conditioning.

Thu, 19 Nov, 2015

TV3 winning the rights ball game
TV3 winning the rights ball game

Last week RTÉ screened a documentary about this year’s All-Ireland football final, a peek behind the scenes in the run-up to Dublin-Kerry clash as well as a look at the main stage, when players ‘engaged’ with referee David Coldrick about his handling of the game.

Mon, 16 Nov, 2015

Survival or stardom? What is the bottom line for inter-county success?
Survival or stardom? What is the bottom line for inter-county success?
It’s around this time that, to paraphrase just-departed Tipp hurling boss Eamon O’Shea, clubs and counties start to lose all sense of reason.

Mon, 09 Nov, 2015

How the hard hits will hurt world rugby
How the hard hits will hurt world rugby

Earlier in this year this column spoke to Mickey Ned O’Sullivan, former Kerry captain and manager, ahead of the marriage referendum. He was insightful and passionate, articulate and convincing: himself, in other words.

Mon, 02 Nov, 2015

There’s an inherent danger in becoming a cheerleader for the national team
There’s an inherent danger in becoming a cheerleader for the national team
Checked out the Rugby World Cup semi-finals over the weekend. That’s still going on: did you know that? Yes, the tournament rolls on, even without Ireland being involved.

Mon, 26 Oct, 2015

Skins chief executive: GAA the 'last bastion of the absolute true spirit of sport'
Skins chief executive: GAA the 'last bastion of the absolute true spirit of sport'
Achat with the chief executive of a sportswear company didn’t seem that enticing ahead of time, which goes to show the danger of presumption.

Wed, 21 Oct, 2015

Glen Rovers’ success bridges nations and generations
Glen Rovers’ success bridges nations and generations
A couple of weeks ago I spoke to Fr Pat Barry ahead of the Cork senior hurling final. He wasn’t ecumenical about the game and he didn’t try to be, as befitted a former Glen Rovers county-winning captain, but the conversation roved away from sport when he leaned on a career largely spent in Africa.

Mon, 19 Oct, 2015

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