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Irish Soccer
Soccer academies: Football can unite Ireland, but the hard work to build its future starts here
Charlie McConalogue
23 Apr
Looking Back
40 years on, his legend lives on in Ireland - here’s what happened when I met Jack Charlton
Eanna Brophy
7 Feb
1
Rugby World Cup
Opinion: Let's face it, the crowd sang 'Zombie' because it just sounds great when thousands sing it
Tom Savage
26 Sep 2023
24
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abuse of players
Opinion: We as legislators have an obligation to tackle the scourge of sledging in sport
Shane Cassells
2 Aug 2022
10
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For ashling
Áine Kerr: Women deserve to run for exercise without having to face the shadows
Áine Kerr
14 Jan 2022
101
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pro tennis
Opinion: When Naomi Osaka talks, we should listen - athletes are not commodities
Peter Terry
1 Jun 2021
50
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Football
Opinion: The European Super League – the 48 hour flash in the pan, 25 years in the making
Dr Seán Ó Conaill
22 Apr 2021
18
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27 a side
'What a rush': Getting front and centre at the most dangerous sport event on Earth
Donal Moloney
19 Aug 2018
26
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Opinion
'Irish sports women are leading the way and there's no longer this dominant sense of tokenism'
Emma Duffy
11 Aug 2018
58
column
'Liam Miller deserves more than to be an excuse for people to have a cut off each other'
John O'Sullivan
27 Jul 2018
67
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Opinion
Women in sport: 'We press pause on our lives, sacrificing friends, family and career'
Ailis Egan
14 Apr 2018
43
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Defilement
Column: Tom Humphries was afforded a trust that makes his crimes even more odious
Sinead O'Carroll
24 Oct 2017
110
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EXTRACT
Dónal McAnallen: 'Our responsibility as a family was about more than just keeping Cormac's memory alive'
Dónal McAnallen
10 Sep 2017
8
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EXTRACT
'Declan Murphy dies in horror fall': The jockey writes about that fall, reading his own obituary and his long recovery
Declan Murphy and Ami Rao
30 Apr 2017
7
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darkness into light
'In my head, I didn't deserve to be helped. I was broken and couldn't be fixed'
Hannah Tyrrell
25 Apr 2017
7
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column
Cavan Footballer Alan O'Mara on Depression: 'Why couldn’t I enjoy my Christmas?'
Alan O'Mara
27 Dec 2016
19
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Read Me
Sport snobbery: MMA is no more violent than boxing or rugby
Frankie Gaffney
21 Nov 2016
127
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Dublin City Marathon
26.2 miles later: 'You started something, played the long game and you finished it. Job done.'
Sarah Geraghty
1 Nov 2016
17
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Dublin City Marathon
'I've been imagining my dad at the finish line, ready to swaddle me in a tricolour'
Sarah Geraghty
29 Oct 2016
37
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Opinion
Column: The US football players kneeling for the national anthem are doing something important
Julien Mercille
25 Sep 2016
45
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Depression
'I knew it had to happen, but the reality was that stepping away from the panel terrified me'
Alan O'Mara
11 Sep 2016
8
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Opinion
A dawn raid, a bizarre press op - but the handling of the Hickey affair wasn't unusual by Brazilian standards
Barry Ward
19 Aug 2016
1
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Wimbledon
Remembering the Irish murderer who made it to the Wimbledon final
Elizabeth O'Malley
3 Jul 2016
28
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Opinion
'We could all learn a lot from Conor McGregor's self belief'
Andrew McGinley
5 Mar 2016
79
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End of an era
'Paul O’Connell’s biggest attribute was his ability to inspire'
James Galvin
9 Feb 2016
25
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column
Kale is a nutritional powerhouse. I couldn’t believe how delicious raw kale could be
Michael Kelly
16 Jan 2016
26
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Opinion
Was Chris Gayle being sexist or was it a bit of fun?
Lorraine Courtney
7 Jan 2016
102
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column
New year, new you. Why not grow your own. First up, Leeks
Michael Kelly
2 Jan 2016
3
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johnny lyons
"Working with Johnny could be a stomach churning, white-knuckle ride. But he had a gaffer's talent"
Stephen Doyle
22 Aug 2015
12
Camogie
'In the name of maintaining the rule book, they will break all promises made to treasure the game'
Sinéad O'Carroll
28 Jul 2015
15
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Opinion
'It can be hard to spot a concussion, but we're hoping to change that'
Alan Byrne
15 Jun 2015
2
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Opinion
'Dragging myself out of bed on cold mornings, I wonder if I'm mad – but it's for a good cause'
Ciara Galvin
1 Apr 2015
12
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understanding our world
Opinion: Learning from the Paris bloodshed – the need for an intercultural Ireland
Orla McGarry
18 Jan 2015
204
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not so beautiful
Opinion: Sexism and homophobia will be big issues for the beautiful game in 2015
Glenn Fitzpatrick
5 Jan 2015
49
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bit of the auld sod
Vlog: I've finally started playing GAA – as an emigrant in Spain
Oisin Gregorian
30 Nov 2014
15
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ched Evans
Opinion: Some men (and women) still don't believe that rape exists
Sinead O'Carroll
18 Nov 2014
285
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Controversy
Debate Room: Should Ched Evans be allowed to return to professional football?
Caitriona O'Neill and William Gallagher
25 Oct 2014
101
On The Journal
Endurance
Opinion: What’s with all the extreme fitness challenges?
Claire Micks
12 Oct 2014
61