'That's when people will realise that Jerry's not here anymore'
David Gillick shares his memories and stories of the late, great Jerry Kiernan.
David Gillick shares his memories and stories of the late, great Jerry Kiernan.
The story of Ireland’s hat-trick of Italian humiliations in the mid-90s is one of farce and bad planning.
It’s 25 years since one of Ireland’s greatest embarked on his final season in the Premier League.
Dave Alred helped England to the World Cup in 2003 and remains obsessed with kicking.
Shane Byrne won 41 caps for Ireland, played four tests for the British and Irish Lions and is fondly remembered as one of the best hookers of his era. Yet his career is touched with sadness and regret.
We assess the current situation and try to answer the big question with Kathleen McNamee of ESPN, and formerly of TheJournal.
The 43-year-old Cork man has had an impact on the French club’s defence and attack.
Kevin O’Brien, Brian Murphy, Kieran Fitzgerald and Paul Murphy on their memories of the end-of-season accolades.
An insight into coming up against the legendary Cork coach on the one-month anniversary of his death.
We examine some key issues after the announcement that inter-county training won’t return until Easter at the earliest.
Ireland are coming up against arguably the world’s form player in Antoine Dupont on Sunday.
Tom McGurk, Brent Pope, and George Hook are synonymous with a time when Irish rugby took a leap forward.
Emeka Onwubiko on his past and future in football.
With Kinahan stating his intention to remain at the forefront of professional boxing, only external pressure on major broadcasters can realistically dilute his influence.
Skills acquisition specialist Dr Ed Coughlan is Shane Keegan’s latest guest on How To Win At Dominoes.
Noel Mannion is best remembered for his iconic try against Wales in 1989 – but his fondest memories come from crossing the border to play in Ulster.
Dublin footballer Shane Carthy has just released an inspiring book called ‘Dark Blue’.
The recent spate of retirements in Mayo has an end of an era feel to it.
The importance of the lineout and scrum is as clear as ever.
Anna Krien, author of the award-winning Night Games: Sex, Power, and a Journey to the Dark Heart of Sport, is our guest on this week’s Behind the Lines.
The view of an expert Down Under ahead of TG4′s highlights show this evening.
‘That was a very proud day: Liam MacCarthy coming into Knockaderry and a local man with an All-Ireland medal in his pocket.’
Still a week shy of his 20th birthday, one of Irish football’s brightest prospects is attracting significant Premier League interest.
Ross Byrne had an impressive involvement as some of Leinster’s bench players made a late impact.
Paul Wallace lit up the 1997 Lions tour but also thrived for both Munster and Leinster in Irish rugby’s bitterest rivalry.
Sean Long is preparing for his side’s game at home to Pep Guardiola’s men later today.
RTÉ’s Peter Collins and Greg Allen recall their time working with athletics legend Jerry Kiernan.
Cathal Dennehy pays tribute to the Irish athletics legend.
Shane Ronayne recalls working alongside Eamonn Ryan.
Dundalk legend Gary Rogers reflects on his distinguished career.
James Skehill on his Galway career, opting against emigration and goalkeeping challenges.
With a team largely made up of players from the area, Keith Foy has turned Kilnamanagh’s fortunes around since returning to his former side three years ago.
Former League of Ireland footballer Mark Herrick is the co-founder of Headrite Sports.
Johnny McMahon – or Johnny Smacks of The 2 Johnnies – delves deeper into a brilliant podcast discussion with The42.
We look back at some of the best and the bizarre moments from a year of TV sport like no other.
Take a break from the Super Nintendo and put yourself to the test.
Author and journalist Bob Harris discusses Bobby Robson’s career, including his ill-fated stint with Ireland.
Cavan’s Rónán Patterson launched ‘Need To Talk?’ to raise awareness about mental health after his own struggles.
Former Wexford goalkeeping coach Noel Considine speaks to The42 about his horrific journey to conquering alcoholism.
Fintan McCarthy has a great chance of winning gold at next year’s Olympics. So how come he is not already a national treasure?