And last Sunday the camerawork at Fairyhouse helped each and every one of us feel as close to the action as we possibly could

Yesterday evening we all sort of learned our fate or, at least, garnered an idea of what the next month is going to look like for us in terms of where we can or can’t go and what we should or shouldn’t do.

The fact that the two people involved remained isolated and tested negative for Covid-19 is irrelevant because they both breeched Covid guidelines

No fans and no atmosphere but still there will be winners and losers, although the challenges have changed

When Vintage Crop won Ireland's first Melbourne Cup in 1993, nobody could have known the man who was going to train the third and fourth ones was only just born

How many of you could look at yourselves in the mirror this morning, like Jack Kennedy, and know you would push yourself to your physical limit just to get back to work?

There are two things the rider should have done to prevent the “accident,” so I am sorry but deeming this accidental is insulting to anyone whoever rode in a race. It was careless, and the higher end of careless too

Ascot showpiece is more finale day than Champions Day 

Panic is most people’s first reaction to any sticky situation, but Joey Sheridan showed confidence and judgement that belies his age and experience

I know racing got going before most, but sharp and radical changes to the schedule last June now mean the whole game is back to its normal calendar