The only advice to be offered is to play as long as you can. Then play longer. And if you’ve stopped, go back and begin again.

The Association's capacity to bind communities together is vital in a changing Ireland.

A new exhibition at Croke Park will sketch out the countries' intertwined story

Everything to do with this process of globalising sport has accelerated.

Gary Imlach’s book My Father and Other Working Class Football Heroes documents a time before a Transfer Deadline yellow ticker.

We're in predictions season again. And, as per usual, all of us are guessing.

The Northern Ireland and Spurs legend deserves to be remembered. 

Plaques unveiled in Nenagh are a fitting tribute in a hurling year that could not have ended in a more suitable way.

The Leahys of Boherlahan accumulated many All-Ireland medals. Of Cpt Johnny Leahy, they say that when he was brought into the county hospital in Thurles in his later years, they threw straw on the street outside his window so the hooves of passing horses wouldn’t disturb his rest.

Tyrone's modern success all the more admirable for the depth of the disappointment that preceded it.