# editors-picks - Friday 26 November, 2021
# The Body Keeps The Score
# The Body Keeps The Score
Kerry legend Aidan O’Mahony and former Cavan ladies player Monica Sheridan discuss the long careers they’ve enjoyed in GAA.
# editors-picks - Sunday 21 November, 2021
# Harry's Game
# Harry's Game
Harry Byrne, who is set to win his second cap for Ireland today, has long stood out as a special talent.
# editors-picks - Saturday 20 November, 2021
# The42 Reads
# The42 Reads
Long-standing Kerry colleagues, David Moran and Tommy Walsh are chasing club glory with Kerins O’Rahillys in a county semi-final.
# editors-picks - Friday 19 November, 2021
# The Challenger
# The Challenger
‘There used to be a time when I couldn’t go into a room on my own, I couldn’t be in silence because things would come into my head that I didn’t want to think about.’
# editors-picks - Monday 15 November, 2021
# Analysis
# Analysis
Some of Ireland’s big defensive plays against the All Blacks will live long in the memory.
# editors-picks - Sunday 14 November, 2021
# Analysis
# Analysis
With ball-playing forwards and new playmakers in the backline, Ireland are more unpredictable.
# Journeys
# Journeys
Conor Clifford and Robbie Brady joined Chelsea and Manchester United, respectively, when they were the Premier League superpowers and competed in the 2008 Champions League final. So, what happened next?
# editors-picks - Saturday 13 November, 2021
# My Kind Of Town
# My Kind Of Town
Five years on from Ireland’s historic win over the All Blacks in Chicago, the team’s psychologist talks about the mental game-plan that led to glory.
# editors-picks - Wednesday 10 November, 2021
# The Gaffer
# The Gaffer
The young Boys in Green boss dealt with controversies, landmark defeats and media battles.
# editors-picks - Tuesday 9 November, 2021
# Pressure
# Pressure
Director of women’s rugby Anthony Eddy’s words have been met with a negative reaction.
# editors-picks - Saturday 6 November, 2021
# Boy To Man
# Boy To Man
TJ Reid is hoping to lead Ballyhale Shamrocks to the second four-in-a-row in their history tomorrow.
# Perfect 10
# Perfect 10
Johnny Sexton’s story is a quintessential Irish one where perseverance eventually brought success to a man who will win his 100th Ireland cap today.
# American Dream
# American Dream
Hannah Looney has moved Stateside for work and plans to stay until next summer, at least.
# editors-picks - Sunday 31 October, 2021
# Reasoning
# Reasoning
Norwich manager Daniel Farke says hype surrounding Idah and Omobamidele is justified but warns about putting too much pressure on them so young.
# The42 Reads
# The42 Reads
Donie Shine Jnr and Eamonn McManus speak to The42 about Clann na nGael’s history of All-Ireland heartache.
# editors-picks - Saturday 30 October, 2021
# True Great
# True Great
Claire Molloy made a huge impact for Ireland over the course of 74 caps.
# editors-picks - Sunday 24 October, 2021
# No Compromise
# No Compromise
Maurice Brosnan speaks to some of the Aussies who made up one of the most controversial and eventful International Rules series ever.
# editors-picks - Saturday 23 October, 2021
# Road Less Travelled
# Road Less Travelled
Darragh O’Connor talks to The42 about his unusual journey to Motherwell, via Leicester City.
# editors-picks - Sunday 17 October, 2021
# Moral Victory
# Moral Victory
This weekend 30 years ago, Ireland’s rugby players considered strike action before their World Cup quarter-final. Instead they nearly caused a sensational upset.
# Reds Issue
# Reds Issue
Positive moves off the pitch have helped put the club on the right path again, but the Tolka Park issue still looms large.
# editors-picks - Saturday 16 October, 2021
# Exes And Ohs
# Exes And Ohs
Shane Keegan looks back at how Ireland’s two impressive victories this week were achieved in a very different manner and explains why that’s such a positive for Ireland going forward.
# In The Archives
# In The Archives
RTÉ director Peter Kennerley embedded himself in Liam Brady’s life for a sizeable part of the 1978/79 season.
# Axel
# Axel
On the fifth anniversary of Anthony Foley’s passing, The42 explores his love for Shannon RFC.
# editors-picks - Friday 15 October, 2021
# This Is 40
# This Is 40
Paul Curran and Eoin Kelly continue to perform at the top of the Tipperary senior hurling game.
# editors-picks - Monday 11 October, 2021
# Pragmatism
# Pragmatism
The manager has changed the team’s formation and approach in this World Cup campaign, and it delivered a first win in Baku at the weekend.
# editors-picks - Sunday 10 October, 2021
# Le Petit General
# Le Petit General
Once he was Munster’s mascot – now he is their leader. An in-depth look at Irish rugby’s rising star.
# editors-picks - Saturday 9 October, 2021
# Family Affair
# Family Affair
Read an exclusive extract from Meyler: A Family Memoir, the new book from David and John Meyler.
# Foundation
# Foundation
As Irish women’s rugby rebuilds, the AIL and inter-pros will play a key role.
# The42 Reads
# The42 Reads
The future of football lies in the hands of delegates at Special Congress later this month.
# editors-picks - Thursday 7 October, 2021
# What Didn't Kill Him
# What Didn't Kill Him
‘I think the hardest part was not getting revenge. I knew that if I sought revenge, I would have ended up in jail.’
# editors-picks - Monday 4 October, 2021
# Analysis
# Analysis
Shane Keegan breaks down the standout Premier League game of the weekend, between title rivals Liverpool and Man City.
# editors-picks - Sunday 3 October, 2021
# Making A Mark
# Making A Mark
From a Premier League debut at 19 to his move into full-time coaching, Mark Yeates reflects on his career.
# editors-picks - Saturday 2 October, 2021
# Long Road Back
# Long Road Back
Chloe Mustaki’s journey back from a cruciate injury sustained in March 2020 hasn’t exactly been straightforward.
# editors-picks - Tuesday 28 September, 2021
# BTL
# BTL
Dave Zirin discusses the scale of the issue on the latest edition of Behind the Lines.
# editors-picks - Saturday 25 September, 2021
# Murphy's Law
# Murphy's Law
Joe Murphy’s professional playing career in English football has spanned a remarkable 23 seasons.
# editors-picks - Friday 24 September, 2021
# Trailblazer
# Trailblazer
Eamonn Darcy talks to The42 about his crucial role in winning the 1987 Ryder Cup, the first time Europe ever won on American soil.
# editors-picks - Thursday 23 September, 2021
# Ryder Cup
# Ryder Cup
Eamonn Darcy, Christy O’Connor Junior and Philip Walton were considered weak links on Europe’s Ryder Cup teams but they overcame the game’s superstars to write their names into golfing folklore.
# editors-picks - Saturday 18 September, 2021
# Age Of Empires
# Age Of Empires
Paul Flynn, Barry Cahill and Kevin Nolan relive the day that launched Dublin football’s greatest era.
# editors-picks - Sunday 12 September, 2021
# Games Over
# Games Over
Transitioning back to normal life after the Games can bring challenges, writes Ciarán Kennedy.
# editors-picks - Saturday 11 September, 2021
# Pathfinders
# Pathfinders
Tyrone were once day-trippers to Gaelic football’s biggest stage but a committed plan saw them join the sport’s elite.
