Saturday 31 October 2020
In his new novel, two old friends meet up for a pint in Dublin city centre – and discover new things about each other’s lives.
55 years ago, Frank O’Neill was part of the Irish team that fell narrowly short of reaching the 1966 World Cup.
Making the tough decisions in government during a pandemic is not easy, says O’Callaghan.
Seán was set upon while on lunch from school.
In an interview with TheJournal.ie, Micheál Martin said the event is a “significant one for Ireland”.
Micheál Martin spoke to TheJournal.ie about the Dublin restrictions, the Budget and his backstage run-in with Mike Murphy in RTÉ.
Debut author Patrick Freyne talks to us about his new collection of essays.
Adam Hammill, who also played in the Premier League with Wolves, on his recent move to the SSE Airtricity League.
We talk to the British author and columnist about her new book.
Jerry Flannery is back in the professional game as lineout coach with Premiership club Harlequins.
Sene Naoupu is excited about Ireland Women’s next few months after overcoming a health scare.
Hogan tweeted out tonight that he wanted to clarify he does accept the HSE advice, but didn’t accept an assertion made during the interview.
Kellie Harrington is ‘training like an animal’ as she targets an Olympic spot next year.
The experienced 400m sprinter missed out narrowly on reaching the 2012 and 2016 Games.
Dr Linda Greene on elite lesbian athletes in Ireland and the invisibility they have historically endured.
20-year-old hooker Billy Scannell is heading into his second season with Biarritz in France.
Finlay Bealham is ready for the resumption of Connacht’s season after returning to full training.
The Irish author speaks to us on the release of his new novel, Strange Flowers.
Linda Greene on going to America at 17 and falling out of favour at international level.
Being released at the age of 19 was ‘the best thing that could have happened’ to Gavin Donoghue.
John O’Flynn reflects on his career with Cork City, Peterborough United, Limerick and others.
Bohemians defender Rob Cornwall on life during the pandemic and adjusting to the new normal.
Boyne talks to TheJournal.ie about his latest novel, the backlash to his 2019 novel My Brother’s Name is Jessica.
O’Gorman sat down with TheJournal.ie as he take the reins of the children’s ministry.
In a wide-ranging interview, the minister said his department is drawing up a detailed submission which will seek to acquire properties.
Former Irish international Elaine O’Connor chats to The42 about her career in football.
Labour’s Alan Kelly now finds himself in opposition – and he seems to rather like it.
European Parlaiment President David Sassoli says he’s going to push for EU investment in opportunities for young people ahead of an EU financial package.
Director Jon Shenk speaks about his new documentary ‘Athlete A’ and how a deeply flawed system led to years of sexual abuse in gymnastics.
The 20-year-old furthered his footballing education by getting a taste of life in the lower leagues.
Former Ireland international Curtis Fleming on emerging from a challenging upbringing to carve out a career across the water.
Bronagh Kane on seeing her team removed from the Women’s National League and a new start with Athlone.
Louise Quinn on leaving the Gunners and her search for a new club.
A tough spell at Nottingham Forest left Stephen Henderson wondering if football still had a place for him.
Hollie-Kate Melia from Kildare was recently named Aerobic Gymnast of the Year.
Kellie Harrington is combining training with seven-day work weeks.
The new London City Lionesses boss on working under Jim Gavin, breaking barriers in football and the start of a new adventure in England.
Stephen Rice on how he recovered from difficulties early in his career to enjoy a memorable time at Shamrock Rovers.
Ex-Ireland international Dolores Deasley on the various highs and lows of her career, and her new life coaching in America.
Derek Geary provides an extensive account of his journey from Rivermount Boys to the Premier League.
