There was a brilliant bit of journalism recently by Paul Fitzpatrick in The Anglo-Celt newspaper. It asked the provocative question: “Is Cavan still ‘a football county’?” 

The poppy is everywhere on British tv at the moment. And it is present in a way that makes it obvious that someone who is not wearing one in, for example, a television studio covering a soccer match is clearly making a statement of choice.

Michael Cusack, founder of the GAA, believed cricket was a national pastime

A mix of public service partners, along with GAAGO and county boards working with local partners, offers the most comprehensive service. 

To look at Cristiano Ronaldo now is to look at a man who seems to be struggling to accept the way things have changed.

Manager said she didn't recognise song's significance 'because I am a foreigner'. But her response cut to core of complex issue

Reading Matt Dickinson’s new book,  1999: Manchester United, the Treble, and All Thatin the hours either side of United’s filleting by Manchester City was a wonderful study in contrasts.

It is not the medals that define Brian Mullins’ greatness. Instead, it is his defining presence in the Dublin team of the 1970s and 1980s.

Change cannot come soon enough.

The exhibition “Football: Designing the Beautiful Game” tells the fascinating story of how soccer has been shaped and reshaped by the world of design.