A Cork player kicked a Wexford player and all hell broke loose. The Cork player was then 'set upon and ferociously beaten by a crowd.' The scene, it was reported, was 'most disgraceful'

From the era of communities gathered around the wet battery radio through to internet-based streams, his voice entertained and educated generations of people.

Tears were shed on and off the field by people who feared such a day for Offaly would never come again

When he wrote ‘Scéal na hIomána’, Liam Ó Caithnia transformed our understanding of the history of hurling.

Sport is present time and again in Lost Lives

GAAGO is in the second of five years of a deal. There is no serious prospect of that deal being abandoned.

There is nothing positive about the current remaking of history as an appeal to agitation, however.

Dick Blake from Meath tackled the poor spectacle 19th century Gaelic had become and developed new rules.

In studies from the ESRI to Sport Ireland to the CSO, this influence of class is revealed time and again.

The social and cultural life of Sunday afternoons in Ireland in the mid-1990s was transformed by Sky Sports