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No X-Factor
Will next season see English clubs finally stop being the Champions League's novelty act?
21 Apr 2017
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Forty years on from the Grand National's first female jockey, women in sport still have fences to jump
7 Apr 2017
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Teacher Takeover
Why are so many GAA players becoming teachers? An Irish solution to an Irish problem
31 Mar 2017
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interchangeable
New heads maybe, but same trusty broom for Martin O'Neill against Wales
24 Mar 2017
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Our relationship with England has moved on, but we might need a bit of the 2007 spirit tomorrow
17 Mar 2017
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La Dolce Vita
Why football's top managers should follow Ancelotti's 5-step plan
10 Mar 2017
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immortality
The greats will be remembered long after they're gone and long after we're gone too
3 Mar 2017
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Slaughtneil remind us that 'small is beautiful' - but not everything beautiful is small
17 Feb 2017
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Becks Appeal
Football fans have long thought Beckham was a bit of a fraud; this week it felt like everyone else caught up
10 Feb 2017
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Not content with being rugby's 'greatest' championship, the 6 Nations also wants to be the best
3 Feb 2017
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Rest Day
Welcome to the pit stop of sporting weekends
27 Jan 2017
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Opinion
Is 23-year-old Paul Pogba really to blame for other people's expectations of him?
20 Jan 2017
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Fix The Fixtures
GAA's CPA have a cause but Fifa showed changes in sport are usually about the bottom line
13 Jan 2017
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Make the GAA Great Again: We can't ignore game's 'deplorables' in 2017
23 Dec 2016
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Gender Quotas
Women's sport has come a long way, but there's still about a century to go
16 Dec 2016
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Although it's harder to stomach than a bushtucker trial, liking Chelsea might be okay
9 Dec 2016
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Between Eric Bristow and Theo Walcott, we've learned a lot about modern life this week
2 Dec 2016
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Ireland, the All Blacks, and rugby's struggle to find an acceptable level of violence
25 Nov 2016
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Can McGregor remain UFC's big daddy when he becomes a father?
18 Nov 2016
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the road less travelled
Two years after Glasgow clash, the careers of O'Neill and Strachan have taken very different turns
11 Nov 2016
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this modern life
Aguero, Sturridge and the death of the out-and-out striker
28 Oct 2016
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Finding the space between private grief and public commemoration
21 Oct 2016
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Coleman can possibly become an Irish captain to rival Roy Keane in his influence
14 Oct 2016
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DNA
Why have Ireland failed to build on their Italy and France performances?
7 Oct 2016
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hit and myth
Good captain, bad captain... whatever
30 Sep 2016
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Fitz of Passion
Irish sport is a duller place without Davy Fitz
23 Sep 2016
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Dig Up
The real Jose Mourinho is about to reveal himself at Manchester United
16 Sep 2016
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Pressures from both sides of the world are in danger of ruining one of rugby's great traditions
9 Sep 2016
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What does Brian Cody make of our Snapchat, gluten-free, self-obsessed times?
2 Sep 2016
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lasting legacy
Robbie Keane was the kind of superstar Ireland can only dream of nowadays
26 Aug 2016
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Rio 2016
Despite magic moments from athletes, these Games may force us to see what the Olympics has become
19 Aug 2016
fun and games
Athletes, not infrastructure, make the Olympics great and Rio will be no different
29 Jul 2016
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backing britain
'Like Brexit, Big Sam has been carried to victory on the belief time can be turned back'
22 Jul 2016
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Best of Enemies
Business as usual - or bright new dawn? Ulster final an existential battle for Donegal and Tyrone
15 Jul 2016
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Final Countdown
Thunder claps, turnips, and tyre repairs: Tommy Martin hands out his Euro 2016 awards
8 Jul 2016
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schadenfreude void
Was that pity we felt? Watching England fail wasn't half as funny as it usually is
1 Jul 2016
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COYBIG
These Irish players have travelled a tough road... but that makes them tough too
24 Jun 2016
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7 Days of Euro 2016: Keeping Up With The On-The-Lashians
17 Jun 2016
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Greater depth of feeling will be the fruit of Platini's expanded tournament
10 Jun 2016
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