To cheer or to jeer, that is the question, writes Kieran Shannon.

Last week, just before he would inspire Austin Stacks to their first county title in 20 years and win the right to captain Kerry in 2015, Kieran Donaghy ran a five-day basketball camp for 150 kids in his hometown of Tralee.

It’s all about time. Anthony Daly knows it.

The great thing about the hurling just having finished is that it’ll soon start all over again — sort of.

When the members of the LA Lakers team that won the 1971-72 NBA title got together last year to reminisce about the good old days, one question dominated the event: would there ever be a season like theirs?

There comes a time when the narrative must change.

LeBron James led the way with a triple-double as the Miami Heat completed a 4-1 series win over the Oklahoma City Thunder to secure the NBA title last night.

The summer after his departure from Manchester United, Roy Keane gave a riveting two-hour talk to the Cork hurlers who were then bidding for a third All-Ireland in a row.

Bruce Springsteen paid tribute to his friend of more than four decades and E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons at a private funeral in a Florida church.

YOU’D have to go to quite a bit of bother to find something novel about Dublin’s latest big-game defeat.

A NEW YORK judge has sentenced actor Michael Douglas’s son to five years in prison on drug charges, calling it his “last chance to make it”.

LAST FRIDAY, Avram Grant welcomed some friends who had come to watch Israel’s Euro 2008 qualifier against England to Chelsea’s newly-built training ground at Cobham.

With Catherine Zeta-Jones expecting their second baby, Michael Douglas is brushing up on his basketball skills as he prepares to go back to work.