In a new series we'll debate where Gaelic football is and how it got here, analyse key games in its history and relive the seminal moments with the people who were there. Paul Rouse, the show's host, explains what the Madness of Football will attempt to achieve over 10 episodes.

The exhibition, entitled ‘Lavery. On Location', runs until January 14th. 

As a basic rule of thumb, it’s not a great idea to give your money to someone who doesn’t know what they’re talking about.

The recent Grand Prix in Sin City and the Cricket World Cup final in India illustrate two things...

Why exactly was there a record crowd at the FAI Cup Final last weekend?This is a question which is not easy to answer convincingly. It is clearly part of a broader pattern whereby soccer in Ireland is increasing in popularity.

All the evidence suggests that Victor Wembanyama is uniquely placed to live up to the colossal expectations that have been set. What will be fascinating to watch about him is how his fame manifests itself.

Down in Shinrone, The Waterboys were great – but The Saw Doctors were incredible. I’d never even heard of them before. They stole the night.

As for his part, William Webb Ellis was unable to record his own thoughts on the matter. He was dead when the story of his invention of rugby was created.

The late Aussie Rules legend, who'll be honoured at the MCG, had a huge impact on the game. 

Dave Gallaher played a crucial role in the construction of his adopted country's national identity.