Jackie Tyrrell: All-Ireland final heroes often come out of left field
Limerick have the edge but Waterford might well find a match-winner of their own
Shanahan impressed with Cahill’s impact on a resurgent Waterford
‘The intensity they’re playing at is unbelievable. I give Liam and the lads great credit for that’
Tommy Bowe still on his game and alert to all possibilities
Former Lions, Ireland and Ulster winger has never been one to settle for the comfort zone
Sunday Game live at 25: The growing pains, rows and missteps of the early years
Worried about the effect on attendances, many in the GAA took their time to warm to live broadcasts
Scorched-earth Ivan Yates is more in tune than brainy Pat Kenny
Kenny may be out of step with the restive public mood, but his interviews are memorable
The Sunday Game: 40 years setting the agenda, if not fashion trends
Documentary looks back at four decades analysis, debate, rows, and dodgy sweaters
Good chance of recovery for those who survive heart attack
The process of getting back to health is about looking after yourself, taking exercise and eating properly says survivor Michael Lyster
Me & My Money: ‘I wouldn’t know where to start with online shopping’
Michael Lyster, Irish Heart Foundation ambassador
Relaxed Cantwell unfazed by the prospect of Sunday Game hot seat
Experienced broadcaster relishes the pressure that comes with iconic sports show
Regrets, he gave us a few: Michael Lyster bows out
TV View: He was hoping to go out on a high at Croker, but then Dublin did what Dublin do
TV View: Epic Croke Park spectacle shows hurling stands alone
Clare’s stirring fightback earns pundits’ forgiveness over half-time ‘gamesmanship’
Two decades on: Après Match are ready for Russia
When it comes to tournament telly, there’s only one Après Match
Ciarán Murphy: Sky ensure GAA revolution won't be televised
TV deal was signed before sweeping changes were made to championship structures
‘I hate being called a female sports broadcaster'
Joanne Cantwell is to replace Michael Lyster on The Sunday Game Live from 2019
Joanne Cantwell to present The Sunday Game Live from 2019
News follows announcement last week that Michael Lyster will retire at the end of 2018
TV View: All hail Schmidt’s All Dark Greys/Navys/Deep Charcoals
Michael Lyster’s square balls a sight for sore eyes early on Sunday morning
Jimmy Magee was truly ‘a different class’, son tells funeral
‘Memory Man may be dead but his memory will live forever,’ says Fr Brian D’Arcy
Tipping Point: Tyrone need more than a song to beat Dublin
They may be top of the Ulster heap, but can Tyrone give Dublin the game of their lives?
New dedicated men’s health website www.malehealth.ie launched in Dublin
Site a ‘key milestone in the journey of Men’s Sheds’ movement
Studio left speechless as Cork and Tipp serve up a cracker
Joe Brolly like a mosquito buzzing in your ear as championship gets up and running
TV View: Mayo’s mojo not enough to break the spell of history
‘All you could hope was that the goalie would win that competition Michael Lyster kept advertising for a trip to Abu Dhabi’
TV View: Happy pills become bitter to swallow for panel
Clare have no option but to go home and milk cows after chastening defeat in Croker
Ciarán Murphy: GAA could take a leaf out of Connacht’s book
Demand continuing to outstrip supply can make for an unforgettable atmosphere
Michael Lyster says Joe Brolly is ‘loose cannon worth having’
Veteran presenter gives insider’s view of challenges and workings of ‘The Sunday Game’
TV view: Real Bravehearts in the stands at Croker
Succession of sporting wins for Ireland is threatening our famed national humility
Mary Hannigan’s TV View: Dream final turns into a Kerry nightmare
Neutrals were having a hard time deciding who not to support as Dublin bring Sam home
Mary Hannigan: Mayo’s rolling stone gathers no Sams
Pundits left with little to bemoan after Croke Park spectacle
Mary Hannigan’s TV View: Crocodiles and poets make it a great weekend
It was hard to choose the fishing when such a smorgasbord of sport was on offer
Massive heart attack almost kills RTÉ’s Michael Lyster
Sports broadcaster to have pacemaker fitted after wife used CPR to save his life
Composer of The Sunday Game theme tune, James Last, dies
Malachy Clerkin charts the story of the famous tune
Funeral of Bill O’Herlihy takes place in Dublin
Mourners fill Foxrock church where they heard of ‘infectious joy’ of broadcaster
Jim McGuinness: RTÉ need to draw line between opinion and disrespect
‘The Sunday Game’ is supposed to exude class but there are times it is just crass
Nothing watered down as Brolly and Co take stock at start of the Championship
Panel’s pessimism about new season dispersed by Donegal and Tyrone
Hailstones, Elvis and a proper dinner for AP McCoy feature in the opening day
Record first-day attendance at the Punchestown festival
Six Nations 2015: Last call for Mr Hook
A long-standing fixture on RTÉ’s rugby panel alongside host Tom McGurk and fellow panellist Brent Pope, George Hook is bowing out after this year’s Six Nations writes Malachy Clerkin
Reds get Blues in golf but bounce back in Croker
Gobsmacking comebacks meet hyperbolic pundits as Europe, Cork and others celebrate
With Americans playing football in Croker, Limerick has to be a lady
Limerick does not seem to be a popular choice for semi-final . . . not to be insulting
Copacabana: music and passion and Cavan signs fashioned
You can’t keep a Cavan man down, not even on Rio’s famous beach
Grand day out for Arsenal Titans as ‘woeful’ Down are not out just yet
Joe Brolly yet again manages to endear himself further to Tyrone folk with Seán Cavanagh remarks
Cows run for cover as the men from Clare milk all the praise
Shrieks of despair as the hooter goes. Missed free. Cue mayhem
Davy Fitz’s small little fishes keep us hooked on a whale of a game
Cyril Farrell was almost horizontal, hitting warp speed with the thrill of it all
Epic stuff as the panel are blown away by the fare served up
An occasion which will prompt the question ‘where were you when . . . ?’
On the tenth anniversary of the term ‘puke football’, why are Tyrone still seen as the black sheep?
Pat Spillane plucked the phrase out of thin air but it has endured and has done Mickey Harte’s side no favours
The Seasons of Sundays: in their own words
From humble beginnings almost 35 years ago, The Sunday Game has been bringing us the spills, thrills and bellyaches of the GAA summer
Ooooh, I say, how splendiferous, a dollop of custard to laughin’ Poms
Those who allege that to love cricket suggests you must possess a name like Lord Montague Oxley-Spiffy-Farmington, who earned his title and wealth by eating Tipperary men, should bow their heads in sporting shame
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