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McGinley recovers, reflects ahead of 2005 rebirth

LAID up as he currently is after an operation on his left knee, Paul McGinley has plenty of time to reflect on 2004.

Wed, 05 Jan, 2005

Blowing the whistle on hurling’s ref crisis

The echoes you heard resounding through the last seven days? Those were from the whistles at NHL Division 1A games last weekend.

Fri, 28 Feb, 2020

Riveting contest steels both contenders for battles ahead

Shortly after the final whistle, the two teams mingled, swapped jerseys, and smiled in the middle of the field. Level 15 times and never more than two points difference between them, it was all they could do.

Mon, 22 Jul, 2019

<p>BAS MAN: Cork's Patrick Horgan signs autographs for fans at the end of the game. Picture: INPHO/Ken Sutton</p>

Christy O'Connor: Rebels start as they mean to go on for once

Cork have often failed to fire in their championship openers.

Sun, 30 Apr, 2023

<p>Kilcoo manager Mickey Moran after the All-Ireland Club SFC final win over Kilmacud Crokes. Picture: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile</p>

Kieran Shannon: Mickey Moran, quiet man of GAA, always putting players first

Like everyone else outside the Kilcoo huddle, I can no longer hear his voice now that he refrains from doing any media, only in my inner ear when recalling a rare audience he granted me quite a few moons ago.

Tue, 15 Feb, 2022

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Our fashion editor on what to wear to the office

From remote access and hybrid office models to virtual conferences and collaborative flexi-spaces, times are changing - here is how to manage the new work dress code

Mon, 20 Sep, 2021

<p>'Every day I sat down to write, I felt I was making it up as I went along.'</p>

Roisin Meaney: Writing my debut novel was a case of chancing my arm

Limerick author Roisin Meaney came to writing later in life — and she's making the most of it, writes Colette Sheridan

Sat, 23 Jul, 2022

Would Mourinho have cancelled the sixties?

Larry Ryan offers some thoughts on the football week.

Sat, 08 Dec, 2018

Declan Bogue: The game’s greatest survivor navigates one more cliff walk

There is a moment at the end of any big, tight game in Croke Park when the whistle blows and you discover that, journalist and all bedamned, your gut tells you how you wanted it to go.

Mon, 13 Aug, 2018

<p>Tyrone's Padraig Hampsey lifts the cup. Picture: INPHO/Tommy Grealy</p>

Covid-hit Tyrone win frantic Ulster final despite absence of Feargal Logan and key players

You’d like to picture Logan's living room in Donaghmore; cushions getting a hiding, teacups scattered. Maybe an ashtray spilling over. Or perhaps he had set up a Situation Room. Either way, he had to have been going spare at the tight finish and final whistle

Sat, 31 Jul, 2021

Simon Zebo celebrates scoring their first try with Conor Murray 10/12/2016

Munster back up emotion with precision

No matter where you look at present, it’s pretty difficult to avoid. Ireland against England, be it for club or country, is the only topic on the agenda. Time will tell whether or not the two leading contenders for this season’s Six Nations championship will both make it unbeaten to the last day of tournament to contest a Grand Slam showdown at the Aviva Stadium.

Mon, 12 Dec, 2016

Why one thoughtless moment can ruin Rory’s Augusta ambition

It’s a fine balance at Augusta between panache and patience.

Tue, 05 Apr, 2016

Better pay for recruits would help morale and reform in the gardaí

A government interested in morale and reform would enable the Garda Commissioner right now to abolish the bottom two points of the Haddington Road pay scale for junior gardaí, writes Fergus Finlay

Tue, 31 May, 2016

Book review: The Assassination Complex: Inside the US Government’s Secret Drone Warfare Program

Drones steered by military personnel in Nevada, in the US, routinely and anonymously kill people on target lists half a world away, in places like Yemen and Afghanistan, careless of who else dies in the attacks, says Des Breen.

Sat, 23 Jul, 2016

Top trio have one last shot at glory

Tick, tick, tick. Time is running out for Jason Day, Jordan Spieth, and Rory McIlroy to make their marks on the 2016 major championship season.

Tue, 26 Jul, 2016

Managers at the business end tough enough to make big calls

Managers don’t live or die by their decisions but they either win or lose by them, keep their jobs or are fired by them.

Tue, 24 Dec, 2013

‘When I blew the final whistle I gave the sliotar in play to Eoin Kelly but I hung on to one myself as well’

Michael Wadding refereed the 2007 All Ireland hurling final, but was too focused on the game to be aware of the 80,000 crowd.

Tue, 10 Sep, 2013

<p>CATCH US IF YOU CAN: Aoife Donohue of Galway in action against Cork players, from left, Laura Treacy, Ashling Thompson, Aoife Healy and Sorcha McCartan during the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship final. Pic: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile</p>

An outstanding camogie rivalry again delivered. Someday the sport's association might seek to harness it

A Sunday spectacular at Croke Park proved that the on-field product has never been stronger and yet the year-round promotion of this product still lags a distance behind.

Mon, 11 Aug, 2025

IOC would have to be 'blind' to miss Russian doping evidence, says Rodchenkov's lawyer

The lawyer of the man who blew the whistle on Russia's state-sponsored doping programme believes anything other than a ban from February's Winter Olympics would "embolden the cheats".

Mon, 04 Dec, 2017

Sgt McCabe's barrister claims 'total failure' of Tusla systems 'can't be coincidence after coincidence'

A senior Tusla manager has said that the failure by Tusla to correct a series of errors which resulted in false allegations of child abuse being made against garda whistle blower Maurice McCabe were "absolutely coincidences".

Mon, 10 Jul, 2017