We have the rules to help referees, so why don’t we use them?
In all sports, players and managers tread a fine line with match officials, wondering how much they will tolerate. It needs to stop
From Cork to Carlton and back: Ciáran Sheehan’s life in the GAA-Aussie rules fast lane
An All-Ireland football medal winner head-hunted for the AFL, the Russell Rovers captain is well used to keeping several plates in the air
TGL simulator league might be the injection of fun that golf needs
Venture led by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy could be welcome break from the catatonic week-to-week of the PGA Tour
‘He can get into a horse’s head’: The rise, scandal and reinvention of Gordon Elliott
School dropout from Co Meath has become an extraordinarily successful trainer, recovered from a self-inflicted scandal and built a ‘fascinating chemistry’ with his chief rival
Denis Walsh: Irish sport’s underdog mentality has been replaced with an unabashed hunger to be the best
In the Golden Age of Irish sport, winning has become intentional
A box of Pro V1s is the Christmas present of choice for many. But do they help the average golfer?
The Titleist golf ball launched in 2000 continues to be the most popular. But it doesn’t mean it’s the best one for your game
Darts is enjoying the Luke Littler effect, the gift that keeps on giving
The World Darts Championships may have outgrown the Ally Pally as its popularity continues to rise
Unbreakable, a cautionary tale about the heavy toll top-level rugby can take
England’s 2003 World Cup heroes discover that winning doesn’t take care of everything
Murphy has the final word as Na Fianna edge out Loughrea to reach final
Dublin side continue their habit of coming out on the right side of cliffhangers with another late, late show
Cathy Gannon: ‘I used to ride my pony to school, tie him up and ride him back’
No woman rider has been apprentice champion in Ireland since Gannon. Nobody has come close. She beat the odds
Sarsfields still savouring the sweet taste of provincial success
The proud Cork club are on a roll having shocked holders and strong favourites Ballygunner to claim a first Munster crown and earn an All-Ireland semi-final place against Slaughtneil
GAA’s struggles with volunteerism a sign of the times
Volunteerism used to be the bedrock of the GAA but now more and more clubs are struggling as members prove reluctant to take on the time-consuming responsibility involved
Dr Crokes claim Munster title as final task proves bridge too far for Loughmore-Castleiney
Experienced Kerry kingpins pack too much power for plucky Tipperary dual champions
Mickey O’Rourke: ‘I love broadcasting, I love sport. From a financial perspective you couldn’t pick two worse industries’
The Premier Sports boss relishes competing with the likes of Warner Brothers, Sky, Netflix and Amazon but League of Ireland and Shelbourne FC are his passions
Making Munster competitive again in Europe will require planning, patience and a little bitterness
In little over a decade the quality of players at Munster’s disposal has fallen off a cliff