Tractors, hypnotists, and 'what are we doing in a cowshed?' - Sky Sports in Millstreet, 25 years on
Sky Sports’ head of boxing recalls Steve Collins’ 1995 upset win over Chris Eubank, and the local businessman who became ‘the star of the show’.
Sky Sports’ head of boxing recalls Steve Collins’ 1995 upset win over Chris Eubank, and the local businessman who became ‘the star of the show’.
We examine the enigma of Mayo legend and current coach Ciaran McDonald.
The law was trialled in Australia last year.
With the Coronavirus outbreak causing people to stay in doors, catching up with great movies and documentaries is one recommended way to kill the time.
The boxing promoter who died last night was a genuine A-Lister in the ’80s. Mention the name Eastwood and people assumed you were talking about Barney not Clint.
Robert Hall fronted RTÉ’s racing coverage for more than 30 years. Together with Ted Walsh, he formed a much-loved double act. They sat down to relive the highlights of a remarkable TV career.
Mark Wilson was on the fringes at Old Trafford and left under a cloud. Up until recently, he was still anxious about ever going back.
Irial Mac Murchú talks to The42 about the concept behind this iconic GAA documentary series.
Shamrock Rovers midfielder Aaron McEneff visits Dolphin’s Barn in Dublin, where his father grew up supporting the Hoops in the 1980s, as the Derry native explains to The42 how winning the FAI Cup led to a breakthrough in their relationship.
This is half-forgotten story of how seven Irish footballers and their Irish manager went on a three-month adventure that ended up with Arsenal becoming one of the best teams in Europe.
Bernard Williams was living in England and playing amateur football when he rolled the dice and headed for adventure.
Willo Flood has almost 20 players on his books since hanging up his boots and setting up his own agency, but as the Dubliner tells The42 he is not in this to make a quick buck.
The Derry club’s camogie side are eyeing their fourth All-Ireland title in-a-row tomorrow.
Former Ireland and Ulster lock Dan Tuohy has been forced to retire from rugby.
Gary Dempsey flew to Scotland this week to lend his support to eight-year-old Ollie Young.
An extraordinary Jordan Flores goal went unrewarded as Stephen Bradley’s side went three points clear at the top.
Bryan Curtis, the site’s Editor-at-Large, is this week’s guest on Behind The Lines.
GAA presidential candidate Larry McCarthy recalls the glory days of New York football, how Irish immigrants stayed in touch with the game and his vision for the Association.
The English intelligently picked apart Ireland’s defence with some clever touches.
While the Irish public rushed to blame the U2 frontman, the pundits worryingly found plenty of different issues on the pitch.
The former Republic of Ireland international spent the final ten years of his life battling the insidious disease.
The Cork man oversaw the transformation of the province in his 20 years as CEO.
With two players in the Munster academy and Jack O’Donoghue in the Ireland squad, things are looking up for the Déise.
After a difficult time at Hearts, Jake Mulraney is preparing for a debut Major League Soccer season with Atlanta United.
Sportsground favourites, JP Cooney and Andrew Browne, soldiered for Connacht for many seasons; now they reside on opposite sides of Galway’s big AIL rivalry.
Fans of the League of Ireland recognise its flaws, but the blemishes will never obscure its greatness.
Andy Farrell’s side left plenty of room for improvement even as they notched a bonus point.
Shelbourne CEO David O’Connor talks to The42 about running a football club in his mid-twenties, the new FAI and the 2020 season.
St Patrick’s Athletic players, fans and rivals recall the halcyon days of a visceral part of League of Ireland culture.
From his closest friends to his Sheffield United manager, Chris Wilder, David Sneyd speaks to those who know the Dubliner best as they chart his rise from pizza delivery boy to dealing with tragedy and challenging for a Champions League place.
Donegal and Western Bulldogs star Katy Herron is set to make her AFLW debut tomorrow. Here, she reflects on her journey both on and off the field.
Ahead of the AFLW season kick-off, Cora Staunton sits down with Maurice Brosnan in Sydney to chat about her injury comeback and her hopes for the year.
Elsewhere, Dylan Hartley impresses as Matt Williams sticks the boot into Eddie Jones.
Johnny Sexton and co. did look to play but their execution and decision-making was poor at times.
Adrian Young was a star with the Philadelphia Eagles but that’s only half of an inexplicable tale.
Neil O’Donoghue left Shamrock Rovers for the US in 1972, and was soon a team-mate of OJ Simpson’s. He carved out a fine career, thanks in part to his remarkable family.
Leanne Barrett reflects on her journey and delves into the unique world of bodybuilding.
With the women’s and men’s Six Nations championships set to start this weekend, The42 speaks to four female broadcasters who will cover the events.
The much-respected Robert Hall will wrap up his time in front of the cameras this weekend, writes Johnny Ward.
Emmet Donnelly guarded the NBA legend during a high school game.