Tuesday 17 May 2022
The Kerry superstar is happy with the path he is on, taking it all in his stride.
Aidan Keena on his encouraging start to life at the Showgrounds and his mixed fortunes across the water.
Linda Gorman recalls a remarkable career in football.
“I think if people do that, we can see a real change at Stormont,” the SDLP leader said.
Derry City’s Will Patching finally feels at home again.
They face a crucial World Cup qualifier with Sweden later this month.
Mark McGuinness on his new lease of life at Cardiff and facing Liverpool in a recent FA Cup tie.
Republic of Ireland international and Peamount United star Áine O’Gorman assesses all things WNL, on and off the pitch.
Ireland U21 international Tyreik Wright on the challenges of being a professional footballer.
Mary Lou McDonald sat down with The Journal in New York today where she said criticism of the ad was ‘nonsense’.
Daniel Wiffen reflects on becoming one of the stars of Irish swimming.
Joe Thomson is hoping to help propel Derry City to new heights this season.
Eric O’Sullivan won his first Ireland cap last Autumn, but since then things haven’t transpired quite how he would have expected.
Pat Devlin discusses the Bray-Cabinteely merger and looks ahead to the new First Division season.
Bohemians youngster Promise Omochere on coping with injuries and adapting his game after a late growth spurt.
Former Derry City and Shamrock Rovers striker Eamon Zayed reflects on his time playing with Libya.
Irish Olympian Jack Woolley on the challenge of making weight and how sport ultimately saved him.
Connolly says she is concerned about democracy and the lack of oversight of ‘draconian’ laws being rolled over into next year.
John Caulfield on a League of Ireland career in which he’s frequently had to defy limitations.
Ciara McCormack on the NWSL abuse scandal and other similar controversies that have plagued sport.
Wexford Youths player Vanessa Ogbonna reflects on a dramatic 12 months.
Adventure swimmer Nuala Moore says ‘plan your swim and swim your plan’, whether it’s a Christmas dip or crossing Cape Horn.
The Boys in Green have been paired with Ukraine, Scotland and Armenia in their Nations League group.
NPHET is meeting today to discuss the roll out of more restrictions before Christmas.
The Bordeaux-Begles player confirmed the news in an interview published on Wednesday.
Fermanagh footballer Brenda Bannon speaks about the loss of her mother and how counselling helped her with bereavement.
Rónan Kelleher was impressive at hooker during Ireland’s superb November Test series.
Chris Forrester gives his pre-cup final thoughts on the back of an impressive season with St Pat’s.
Roma McLaughlin on how four years in the US have enhanced her Ireland prospects.
Cork Constitution’s John O’Mahony, father of Munster captain Peter, features in a new documentary produced by the AIL’s title sponsors, Energia.
23-year-old Vincent Tshituka of the Lions is seen as a possible Springbok back row.
‘This is very unusual for me to have zero teams to think about. I’d never normally stop.’
Leanne Kiernan: ‘If I didn’t enjoy the game, I wouldn’t be playing. I’d be back at home on the farm in Cavan.’
Megan Connolly and co open their World Cup qualifying campaign against Sweden on Thursday.
Former Sligo Rovers player Ciaran Kelly now works as a technical director for Lusail Sports Club.
‘I’ll be pushing on, trying to get better and we’ll see how good I can get.’
Ten years on from his move across the water, Ireland winger James McClean speaks to David Sneyd about life and what he has learned from Shane Duffy.
Former Dublin minor hurler Cormac Ryan is raising money for Pieta House and Bodywhys.
We talk to the two stars of new Irish film Rose Plays Julie about how the film explores the theme of sexual violence.
