Top 40 sports books: Rough Ride still leads the peloton

At the end of 2014 The Irish Examiner’s sports department came up with a top 40 of Ireland’s greatest sports books. After some heated debates this week, we’ve tweaked that list, to factor in the many great sports book released over the last five years.
Top 40 sports books: Rough Ride still leads the peloton
Mon, 13 Apr, 2020 - 07:00

TOP READ: Rough Ride by Paul Kimmage — the story of how Kimmage fell victim to a system that actually promotes drug taking in the sport.
TOP READ: Rough Ride by Paul Kimmage — the story of how Kimmage fell victim to a system that actually promotes drug taking in the sport.

10. Until Victory Always: A Memoir Jim McGuinness with Keith Duggan (Gill, 2015)

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SportBooksPlace: IrelandPlace: Yellow JerseyPlace: ZairePlace: ManilaPlace: DublinPlace: LondonPlace: Croke ParkPlace: LouisvillePerson: Jim McGuinnessPerson: Keith DugganPerson: GillPerson: Jim McGuinness’Person: Charles’Person: MarkPerson: Kevin CassidyPerson: Rory GallagherPerson: McGuinnessPerson: McGuinness’Person: DonegalPerson: Tony 10Person: Declan LynchPerson: Tony O’ReillyPerson: Patrick KluivertPerson: Dave HanniganPerson: Muhammad AliPerson: KerryPerson: Butty SugruePerson: Don KingPerson: AliPerson: Ali-LewisPerson: HanniganPerson: Al Blue LewisPerson: LewisPerson: WalshPerson: LancePerson: David WalshPerson: Chris O’DowdEvent: 2014 All-Ireland semi-finalEvent: 1998 World CupOrganisation: DonegalOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: ArgentinaOrganisation: Simon & Schuster
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