Things that were big in my childhood but mean nothing to my children
Mary Minihan: So many things that dominated my childhood are meaningless to them
Ken Doherty hoping to scratch his seven-year Crucible itch
1997 world champion would love one more appearance before he retires
My sporting disappointment: Jimmy White and the elusive World Championship
The Whirlwind was alluring and made it all feel possible but never tasted Crucible glory
Jimmy White: ‘I’d such fun, even though I can’t remember much’
After overcoming cancer and losing six world championship finals he is still grinding away
The Ghost Factory review: A first novel that haunts for the wrong reasons
Jenny McCartney’s debut about a friendship in Northern Ireland is let down by the writing
How Hurricane Higgins won snooker’s most turbulent final
Higgins pulled off greatest escape act in 1983. It was the beginning of the end
Rare George Best memorabilia to go on display in new Belfast hotel
The hotel will be also named in honour of the late footballer
Trials of the enigmatic Danny Cipriani: What will happen next?
Gloucester’s mercurial outhalf is a more complex individual than litany of off-field issues show
‘Embarrassment, anger, sadness’: the decline of the great Stephen Hendry
Snooker’s seven-time world champion on White, Ronnie and falling from his pedestal
Mark Selby joins snooker greats after astonishing title defence
Wins third world title after fighting back from six frames down against John Higgins
Mark Selby rallies after early John Higgins domination
World number one heads into Monday’s play trailing by three frames at the Crucible
Ilie Nastase – the kind of ‘character’ sport doesn’t need
The oafish behaviour of Higgins and Nastase was once celebrated. Those days are gone
TV View: New ball game as Chinese rock cosy Crucible consensus
Rise of the world’s newest superpower increasingly apparent in snooker
From the archive: Master tailor on cue for a hurricane
Published: June 19th, 1982. Photograph by Peter Thursfield
Mark King breaks 25-year duck in Northern Ireland Open
Recovering gambling addict picks up first title of his career after Barry Hawkins win
Ken Doherty: Snooker here has great tradition, it’d be a shame if it died out
The 45-year-old Dubliner failed to reach the Crucible at the final hurdle yesterday
Shaun Murphy thrashes Neil Robertson to win Masters
Becomes the tenth player to win the Triple Crown after easy victory at Alexandra Palace
Roddy L’Estrange: Shock of snub for McIlroy knocks Vinny’s crew for six
Burly busman and his buddies try to fathom a great sporting injustice
Jimmy White: Whirlwind finds shelter from life less ordinary
Snooker legend is plotting to rekindle his glory days having put wild decades behind him
What if drinking was a professional sport?
Jason Johnson, author of ‘Sinker’, on the ‘alco-sumo warrior’ who inspired him to drink, and now to write
And the greatest Irish champion of all time is: Vincent O’Brien
For sustained mastery over decades the esteemed handler comes out well on top
NI Arts Council funds Lough Derg: the musical and Hurricane Higgins: the novel
Colin Bateman and Eoin McNamee among four artists to receive £15,000 awards
No offence to George Best, but Loyalists could be doing with a few more heroes
Opinion: Could the Protestant people of the North be a little uncomfortable with culture?
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