The Schemozzle: Behold the inevitable singing of Offaly’s praises
Celebrating London’s long-serving player, and correcting Joe Brolly’s memory
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Jim becomes Jimmy as Joe Brolly changes his tune on McGuinness
Kevin McStay’s memorable column; close Munster hurling; Mayo still the butt of jokes
Joe Brolly and Sinn Féin are sick of experts. Have any of them heard of Brexit?
The united Ireland conversation involves listening to people who don’t agree with you and whose advice you don’t want to hear
Belfast rappers Kneecap to sue British government over decision to ‘block’ tour funding award
Kneecap claim decision to veto funding is attempt to ‘silence’ them
Michelle O’Neill looks to the future, while Joe Brolly seems stuck in the past
Her hopeful words were in sharp contrast to Joe Brolly’s cynical appraisal of the mood south of the border
From Shane MacGowan to Joe Brolly to Conor McGregor, Irishness is always up for grabs
Untethered nationalism is heady and exciting right up to the point where it gets out of hand – sports fans know this better than anyone
Stardust witness says he will not change account ‘to suit what Joe Brolly wants’
David Bridgeman, who was part-time barman on night of the fire, tells inquest he was able to easily open emergency exit 4 to change beer kegs
Joe Duffy needles Up the ’Ra songwriter about the ‘brutal’ song that made him ‘a bit rich’
Radio: Argument about chant from the Wolfe Tones song Celtic Symphony feels unsatisfying all around
Time for a ‘unity referendum’? Making the argument for a united Ireland
Ireland’s Future, a civic nationalist group seeking a Border poll, is growing in ambition
Newton Emerson: Feature of northern nationalists is rejection of 'violent struggle' during Troubles
From 1969 to 1981, there is no ballot box proof of nationalist sympathy for violence
September Road: When Tyrone wore the green and gold
Kerry's postmortem; Kevin Cassidy's prediction; Brolly nails his colours to the mast
GAA pundit Joe Brolly initiates legal action against RTÉ
Barrister and former Derry footballer filed proceedings in the High Court this week
Declan Ganley, Michael Healy-Rae and Joe Brolly are the spice of Newstalk
Radio: They’re not to everyone’s taste, but they add flavour to Kieran Cuddihy’s show
Sideline Cut: It might just be easier to unite a country than to break up a dressingroom
Two international sides on a tiny island should tell onlookers everything about the Irish
Seán Moran: Will a silent, empty Hill help to loosen Dublin’s grip on Sam?
Practical impact of the absence of fans as yet an unknown factor for contending counties
Do the 'Nordies' and 'Free Staters' even like each other and what does it mean for Irish unity?
State’s liberalisation has led to odd realignment in the North between DUP and some Catholics
It’s taken a global pandemic to show that the GAA is local to its very core
There has never been a bigger appetite for club games among a national audience
Man of many voices Conor Moore riding high in the USA
Mullingar native has carved unique niche for himself in golfing world with his impersonations
Ray D’Arcy’s pointless exercise in solipsistic navel gazing
His rambling account of baking bread shows he’s the ideal presenter for our time
Sideline Cut: He had to ask himself the hardest question: Could I be missing Pat Spillane?
Absence starkly illuminates the real point and genius behind the GAA
Tipping Point: Extinction fears for TV species of lesser spotted Shit Stirrer
There’s still nothing better than a loose-tongued gouger lobbing grenades into the mix
Clare county councillor suffering from Joe Brolly withdrawal symptoms
Gerry Flynn (Non-Party) is unhappy that RTÉ axed the controversial GAA pundit
Political football: Clare councillor calls for RTÉ to reinstate Joe Brolly
Minister should step in as constituents are ‘suffering from withdrawal symptoms’
Pitchfork pundit Joe Brolly taking the subscription TV dollar? Say it ain’t so!
After RTÉ axed him, it's no suprise Eir offered him a slot, but did he have to take it?
Joe Brolly explains about-turn on decision to work on subscriber-based TV
Analyst talks of his hurt at how his 20-year stint ended at RTÉ and doesn’t rule out working with Sky
Mary Hannigan’s (completely random) A to Z guide to the 2019 sporting year
From Brexit to Brolly, here is an alphabetical guide to the sports year that was
The sporting decade that was: Dublin kick into a different decade
Cluxton’s match winning-point lays foundation for a decade of Dublin domination
The Sunday Game: 40 years setting the agenda, if not fashion trends
Documentary looks back at four decades analysis, debate, rows, and dodgy sweaters
Unionists must prepare for inevitable border poll, says leading loyalist
Former UVF commander Billy Hutchinson says unionists should debate a united Ireland
Dublin’s age profile means ‘it’s curtains for a lot of teams for a while yet’
Coyle says Dubs’ dominance is here to stay at induction into GAA Museum’s Hall of Fame
Keith Duggan: This is not an All-Ireland final tonight – it’s a cult
Dublin and Kerry have us convinced this is a rivalry, but it’s more of a Masonic lodge
TV View: Kerry take silver ... according to Joe Brolly at least
In the Sky Sports studio on Sunday José Mourinho couldn’t hold back on a few jabs
Mayo’s Chris Barrett: Balancing work and play for GAA ‘not sustainable’ any more
Mayo star says intercounty GAA players should be offered tax breaks similar to other athletes
Mark Duncan: GAA must tread warily if it comes to divisive Border poll
Less prescriptive it has sought to be in politics, the more reflective of Ireland it has become
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