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Does it matter if our favourite sports stars are considered 'nice' people?
2 Mar 2018
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Opinion
Sugary treats and shiny new toys have failed to make Old Trafford a happy home
23 Feb 2018
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making a balls of it
Brains, not balls, are what matter in the big moments
9 Feb 2018
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mindfulness
Zen and the art of National Leagues maintenance
2 Feb 2018
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top dog
'The GAA is bigger, better, richer and more popular than ever - so why are people moaning?'
26 Jan 2018
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Opinion
We can only offer second chances when we get honesty and openness in return
19 Jan 2018
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How the US could become the Dublin GAA of the soccer world
12 Jan 2018
36
Crackers
So what do you want for Irish sport this Christmas?
22 Dec 2017
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Blue is the colour of money
Can admiration for Man City overcome distaste about Abu Dhabi?
15 Dec 2017
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Do all football fans really want impartial analysis?
8 Dec 2017
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Blue bloods
Want to make more great Irish sporting moments? Look at Leinster rugby for clues
1 Dec 2017
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Thank Klopp we still have flawed, human games like Tuesday's Seville cracker
24 Nov 2017
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'Trap had the 6-1, Jack had the Harry Ramsden’s Challenge. That moment might have come for O’Neill'
17 Nov 2017
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It's time for sport to call time on alcohol sponsorship
10 Nov 2017
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And they call it the Toy Department - a difficult week for sport to digest
29 Oct 2017
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And they call it the Toy Department - a difficult week for sport to digest
27 Oct 2017
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creative control
In the league of big shot directors, Pochettino is the true auteur
20 Oct 2017
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A dour slog punctuated by unbridled joy - why international football is a metaphor for life itself
13 Oct 2017
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The answer to England's World Cup woes? Become 'the Harry Kane team' as well
6 Oct 2017
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The GAA cynicism storm means soccer no longer stands alone on the moral low ground
29 Sep 2017
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Crisis-hit FA have been shown up by Mark Sampson debacle
22 Sep 2017
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Clean aviator
Gavin enters the Cody-zone in pursuit of Dublin's one missing accomplishment
15 Sep 2017
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'If the last days of the transfer window resembled an orgy, this weekend is the morning after the night before'
8 Sep 2017
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Hurling may be the best thing we do as a nation but is something many never get to do at all
1 Sep 2017
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'There seemed no doubt that putting O'Shea on Donaghy was like the time Ed Sheeran was in Game of Thrones'
25 Aug 2017
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No place for madness or poetry in sensible, practical middle tier of Premier League
18 Aug 2017
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For now, free-to-air television gives sport a safe haven in uncertain waters
11 Aug 2017
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jekyll and hyde
Booze in sport: blamed too much for defeat and enjoyed too much in victory
21 Jul 2017
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Sean Cavanagh, retiring heroes and avoiding life as an average schnook
14 Jul 2017
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Northern success always presents us in the south with a dilemma
7 Jul 2017
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Apples and Oranges
Tennis gives women equal pay but still treats them as second class citizens
30 Jun 2017
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Opinion
Strange as it seems, Gatland's no-nonsense approach makes sense for the Lions
23 Jun 2017
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They're repeat offenders, but GAA needs characters like Connolly and Davy
16 Jun 2017
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road to russia
Marriage of Fancy Dan and Plain Jane brings out the best in the Boys in Green
9 Jun 2017
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Opinion
GAA players are a special case - so they should be drug tested even more
2 Jun 2017
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The United Way
Whatever happened to the Manchester United way?
26 May 2017
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Opinion
Ulster says no one likes us, but we don't care
19 May 2017
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Catalan among the pigeons
In or out? Barcelona are treading a fine line in the Catalan independence debate
12 May 2017
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Metaphors abound as Ireland's cricketers navigate the Long Room at Lord's
5 May 2017
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sportify
With illegal streams on the rise and viewer numbers falling, is it time for a Spotify for sport?
28 Apr 2017
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