Would a male pundit ever be described as ‘the Fred West of football commentary’?
Women soccer commentators still regular targets for prejudice and misogyny
‘The sessions are like a maths exam’: Managing the club-intercounty training balance
The pattern of elite clubs looking for managers and coaches with intercounty experience is ingrained now – but at what point does playing for your local side stop being fun?
The downfall of DJ Carey: Rumours, riches and a staggering mesh of fact and fiction
There were early accusations the hurling star was leveraging his name for money but Carey’s criminal scams took things to an entirely different level
Denis Walsh: Joining an intercounty set-up is the biggest gamble any GAA player can take
All over the country there are players who feel chewed up and spat out
Ballygunner keep up dominance over Limerick sides as strong finish sees off Na Piarsaigh
Waterford side suffer fright after going behind for the first time in the game with eight minutes remaining
Changes must come in Ireland squad as Andy Farrell faces biggest challenge yet
Ireland cannot go to the next World Cup with the same side that starts against New Zealand on Saturday
The GAA and cocaine: ‘I saw the wildness that got into them after using this drug’
Society’s drug issue poses a different challenge for the GAA than for other sporting bodies because it has always seen itself almost as a secular church
Denis Walsh: Are you really opposed to cheating in sport?
The Enhanced Games will do well in the United States
Cork SHC final: Jack O’Connor leads Sarsfields back to the top of the pile
Midleton faced an uphill task after the loss of key players Conor Lehane and Eoin Moloney in the build up to final
Andrew Porter: ‘I was lost, angry and missed my mum more than I thought was possible’
In his new book the Leinster and Ireland prop traces his once punishing self-criticism to his struggle with loss and grief as a boy
Denis Walsh: Graham Lee’s hope and strength clear to see in impressive new documentary
Nearly two years after a life-changing accident, the former jockey is drawing on some of the qualities that made him such a successful sportsman
The rise of GAA super clubs has taken the romance out of the club championship
Various county championships are dominated by a few clubs, who have almost professional set-ups
Savour this Golden Age of Irish golf as the future does not look as rosy
Outside of McIlroy, Lowry and McKibbin, the last Irish player to win an event on the DP World Tour was in 2021
Oisín Murphy: ‘Most of my destruction was done at home, getting drunk on my own’
One of Europe’s top jockeys, in his new book Murphy admits to being a ‘deeply flawed young man’ in ceaseless conflict with himself
Team Europe thought they held the moral high ground. In pro golf, there is no such thing
In his captain’s speech at the Ryder Cup, Luke Donald almost seemed to suggest money was a dirty word