# 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 - 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.
# editors-picks - Friday 10 September, 2021
# No 1
# No 1
Some of the people who know him best, on Mayo’s last line of defence.
# editors-picks - Tuesday 31 August, 2021
# King Billy
# King Billy
Billy Walsh sheds light on his acrimonious exit from Irish boxing, ‘killing generals’ in the USA, and a potential future in GAA.
# editors-picks - Saturday 28 August, 2021
# The Life Of Mickey Walsh
# The Life Of Mickey Walsh
Former Porto and Ireland striker Mickey Walsh reflects on his life and times.
# editors-picks - Monday 23 August, 2021
# Chalkboard
# Chalkboard
Shane Keegan breaks down the big Premier League games every Monday.
# editors-picks - Sunday 22 August, 2021
# Dreams
# Dreams
Kevin O’Callaghan recalls the filming of ‘Escape to Victory’ 40 years on.
# editors-picks - Saturday 21 August, 2021
# Kerinsy
# Kerinsy
Remembering the late John Kerins, whose death at the age of 39 occurred on this day 20 years ago.
# editors-picks - Wednesday 18 August, 2021
# Different Class
# Different Class
The influence of Christian Brothers College will be central to the Rebel County’s bid to claim three titles in a matter of days.
# editors-picks - Tuesday 17 August, 2021
# Wayne's World
# Wayne's World
Boxing opened Wayne McCullough’s eyes long before he carried the tricolour at Seoul ’88.
# editors-picks - Sunday 15 August, 2021
# Belfast Boy
# Belfast Boy
Stuart Magee left Belfast as a boy with his family in the 1950s to start a journey that would see him amass over 200 AFL appearances.
# editors-picks - Friday 13 August, 2021
# BIG TIME
# BIG TIME
As a new Premier League season begins, three former Republic of Ireland internationals give their first-hand accounts of how they coped with their first taste of the big time.
# editors-picks - Friday 30 July, 2021
# Quiet Revolution
# Quiet Revolution
Tony O’Connor saw his team storm to gold earlier.
# editors-picks - Wednesday 28 July, 2021
# On The Box
# On The Box
A review of the coverage of Ireland’s first medal success of the Tokyo Olympics.
# editors-picks - Sunday 25 July, 2021
# Balineen Bullet
# Balineen Bullet
Phil Healy is ready for her first Olympic Games. This is how she got on track.
# editors-picks - Saturday 24 July, 2021
# Everest
# Everest
Jeremy Davidson scaled rugby’s peak with the 1997 Lions and ahead of today’s first Test he reveals the secret to beating the world champion Springboks in their backyard.
# editors-picks - Thursday 22 July, 2021
# The Toughest
# The Toughest
Two-time Olympic rower Paul Griffin talks to The42 about his career, and what it takes to reach the top of one of the world’s toughest sports.
# editors-picks - Sunday 18 July, 2021
# Road To Tokyo
# Road To Tokyo
Irish Paralympic hopeful Patrick Flanagan shares his story with The42.
# Unbelievable Jeff
# Unbelievable Jeff
Kilkenny’s Gavan Holohan has made a big contribution to Hartlepool United’s return to the Football League.
# editors-picks - Saturday 17 July, 2021
# Violence
# Violence
Sligo native Brendan Fitzsimons was in attendance at the Euro 2020 final.
# editors-picks - Saturday 10 July, 2021
# Erasmus Programme
# Erasmus Programme
Dealing with Covid-related issues is testing the resolve of Rassie Erasmus and Jacques Nienaber this summer – yet they came through bigger tests in their year at Thomond Park.
# editors-picks - Monday 5 July, 2021
# Mane Man
# Mane Man
Even those who know Conor Murray well were surprised by Warren Gatland’s decision to make the scrum-half Lions captain.
# editors-picks - Sunday 4 July, 2021
# LOI Legends
# LOI Legends
Danny North looks back on his career and recalls how his lowest moment in football turned into his greatest one.
# editors-picks - Saturday 3 July, 2021
# Lionheart
# Lionheart
The Irish Lion lifts the lid on how his extraordinary self-belief helped him reach great heights in his career.
# editors-picks - Sunday 27 June, 2021
# Forward Thinking
# Forward Thinking
It is rare that two stellar talents such as Murphy and McBrearty would have such an overlap in their careers. And yet, as the evidence shows, have not truly established a strike partnership when both were on song for the biggest days of their careers, writes Declan Bogue.
# editors-picks - Saturday 26 June, 2021
# The West's Awake
# The West's Awake
A masterful coach, Colm Collins has instilled belief and high standards in Clare’s footballers for years. This evening his eighth championship with the Banner throws in.
# Gael
# Gael
It is five years since former GAA president Joe McDonagh died. Today, the competition named in his honour — a fitting legacy — gets under way.
# editors-picks - Thursday 24 June, 2021
# Raising The Banner
# Raising The Banner
Some of those that know him best on the magic of Tony Kelly.
# editors-picks - Sunday 20 June, 2021
# Making Their Mark
# Making Their Mark
The original Tom Markham risked his life for Irish freedom before his work as a GAA activist resulted in the All-Ireland MFC trophy being named in his honour. A century on, his great-grandson is brokering major deals in English football.
# Pipeline
# Pipeline
Leinster senior debutants Jamie Osborne, Marcus Hanan, and Tim Corkery are the most recent evidence.
# editors-picks - Saturday 19 June, 2021
# Alan Campbell
# Alan Campbell
Alan Campbell moves to New York after playing for Tipperary since 2012 and finally getting his hands on a Munster medal.
# Looking Back
# Looking Back
Mo Nerney was the team mascot when Laois won the All-Ireland title for the only time in 2001. Now, she is a key player as they bid to win the Division 3 league title next week.
# editors-picks - Sunday 13 June, 2021
# Sportable
# Sportable
Sportable’s smart ball was used recently in the Varsity Cup in South Africa.
# Pathway
# Pathway
Ex-Ireland international Sean St Ledger on his past and future in football.
# editors-picks - Saturday 12 June, 2021
# Euro 2020
# Euro 2020
Kilkenny sports scientist Ronan Kavanagh talks to The42.
# editors-picks - Thursday 10 June, 2021
# Membership Highlights
# Membership Highlights
A free clip from this week’s members episode as Marc Ó Sé joins us to look ahead to a mouthwatering weekend of promotion and relegation deciders.
# Big Time Charlie
# Big Time Charlie
Gavin Cooney speaks to Charlie O’Leary, the beloved kitman who’s seen it all in Irish football.
