Michael Moynihan: Isn't now the perfect time to address morality in sport?

When the dust settles, the usual preoccupations will reassert themselves. Wins and losses, scores and decisions: sport in all its infinite variety.
Vittorio Bufacchi is senior lecture in political philosophy in UCC
Vittorio Bufacchi is senior lecture in political philosophy in UCC

When the dust settles, the usual preoccupations will reassert themselves. Wins and losses, scores and decisions: sport in all its infinite variety.

But are there deeper questions in sport? Matters of morality and ethics which are rarely addressed? If so, is this not the perfect time to address them before sport resumes?

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