The continuing absence of a sports psychologist has generated headlines in the build-up to Saturday’s World Cup qualifying opener against Hungary.

The presidency is the ultimate honour for any Irish citizen, but maybe Jim Gavin is overqualified.

The return of the Black Cats brings the kind of passionate intensity the Premier League needs

Every top-rated show has one like it – when character arcs run out of steam and the plot seems aimless.

Just what the club needs, another former player in the punditry game, only this one is, technically, a current player.

As Nick Hornby would explain, you can’t change your team, can you?

Jim McGuinness has been portrayed as chancer-in-chief of modern GAA coaching, a snake-oil salesman.

Part of Jim McGuinness’ success is in the aura he projects  but on Sunday he faces the county least susceptible to that kind of stuff.

Is the Tactics Era at an end and has the Age of Talent returned?

The Kerry manager’s Golden Cleric speech was a belter, even if none of his critics are condemned to working with pygmies in the South Seas like one of Father Ted’s sworn enemies.