"Hardfacts . . .Do you really believe anyone other than a Division 1 league team will win a provincial championship."

The year 2002 was a difficult one for me as I spent most of it injured with a complicated ankle problem, writes Tony McEntee.

Gaelic games is a participation sports at its broadest base.

This is an analysis piece which offers more questions than solutions, scenarios which contradict each other and a thought process which may lead you down a blind alley.

David and Goliath has evolved to be a story about how ordinary people face powerful opponents, which may be personal battles to inner demons, and the decisions they make to overcome these.

In business you make decisions which are often measurable as success by a revenue return.

An opinion columnist this week described professional negligence as a newspaper column discussing a topic which it can neither explain nor understand. Tony McEntee tries to buck that trend.

Sometimes you can’t do right for doing wrong. Management is one area this idiom is applicable.

Imagine Brian Mullins without aggression and physicality? He’d be more suited to playing for Cork today than Dublin in the ‘70s.

"Retrace your steps very accurately. Respect and good manners are not difficult qualities to carry... We strongly feel we have been disrespected and dismissed..."