Category: Lifestyle Sport
Christy Ring was my neighbour and one of many great GAA leaders that have shaped this country
Last weekend’s Bloody Sunday commemoration by the GAA was a nice reminder of the GAA’s enmeshment...
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Kennygate: what was in the supposedly controversial video?
The furore over the video played by Irish soccer manager, Stephen Kenny, prior to Ireland’s match...
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MICKEY HARTE: A GAA Legend greater off the pitch, than on it
Mickey Harte is one of those larger than life characters who will go down in GAA folklore...
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World Rugby Chiefs: No, “trans-women” can’t play the woman’s game
If this decision cheers you for whatever reason, you may as well enjoy it while it lasts. While...
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The virus will deny the Dubs a six-in-a-row – 100 years after the GAA championship was previously postponed
The fates have clearly conspired to deny Dublin a six-in-a-row. Or have they? Perhaps our focus...
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The Sport Shortage
The GAA, The NBA, The Premier League, and now American Football Ireland. Competitive American...
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How to survive social distancing as an NFL fan
Social Distancing is in full swing, and if you’re like us then you’re slowly running out of ways...
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Brady has left the Building
It is the end of an Era. Tom Brady’s time with the New England Patriots has come to a close. The...
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Making History: Biologically male runner to compete in women’s Olympic trials
Megan Youngren will become the first transgender athlete to compete at the US Olympic marathon trials on February 29th, after qualifying for the trials at the California International Marathon in December.
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Trans MMA fighter who broke female opponent’s skull hailed as “bravest athlete in history”
One of the founders of OutSports, a magazine dedicated to LGBT athletes, has said a transgender cage fighter who severely injured a female opponent is still “the bravest athlete in history”.
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Hope for humanity: could a pill replace the need for exercise?
How many people would choose to pop a pill instead of going to the gym if they knew the same health benefits awaited either way?
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Katie Taylor wins prestigious ‘Female Fighter of The Year’ award
Bray boxer Katie Taylor has picked up yet another major accolade, this time being awarded by the Boxing Writers of America Association as their 2019 ‘Female Fighter of the Year’.
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