While soccer, courtesy of Croatia, is no longer winging home, hurling truths are dropping towards a roost.

Hurling aficionados love drama, an enjoyment forever in need of the unexpected.

Call it as it was. Last day out against Galway, Kilkenny were pretty much crushed, writes PM O’Sullivan.

Sometimes why we love hurling gets forgotten or obscured, writes PM O’Sullivan.

The week in it, Leaving Cert week, emboldens thoughts about hurling and lessons learned.

A story endures about Tipperary and Cork in the 1909 Munster Final.

Was last weekend’s hurling a tale of two flicks?

There is nothing like the unknown, hurling wise, for sauce.

Michael Fennelly’s retirement last week, both inevitable and a bit unexpected, pushes further into shadow one of hurling’s most remarkable eras.