Donal Ryan is this week’s guest on Behind the Lines.

Paul McGrath has said he doesn’t believe Stephen Kenny is the right man for the Irish manager’s job.

It is the second successive year that both a male and female football personality have been given the award.

Paul McGrath was a guest on RTÉ Radio 1′s ‘Des’s Island Discs.’

We talk to Vincent Hogan, Paul Kimmage, Christy O’Connor, Keith Duggan and Dion Fanning about what goes into writing a sports autobiography.

Cork’s John Murphy on breaking through at Aston Villa, marking David Beckham and what might have been.

The recent passing of Doug Ellis brings back memories of the club’s push for success in the mid-90s.

It’s 25 years since the icon was crowned the PFA Player of the Year.

Little legend, big legend.

Coming up to 20 years since he last kicked a ball, Paul McGrath remains one of the nation’s most likeable and admired sportspeople. The former Ireland international sat down with The42 during the week to look back on his distinguished career and life after football in Wexford.

Shane Long, Paul McGrath and James McClean were among those to pay tribute to the former Ireland international.

There were a string of contributions from the likes of Brian Kerr, Paul McGrath and Damien Duff.

Chris Shields, John Egan, Alan Shearer and Luke Fitzgerald also feature.

Former Aston Villa boss, who died today aged 72, had a huge impact on McGrath’s life and career.

In an extract from his recently released book, Jason McAteer looks back on the highs and lows of the 1994 World Cup.

The former Manchester United manager chats to The42 about an eventful career in football.

The former defender claims recently-departed manager Remi Garde was badly let down by his men.

Jason McAteer suggests the sides he played in were far superior to Martin O’Neill’s men.

Also, ‘The Education of Alex Rodriguez,’ Kerry GAA’s lost years and parallells between Roy Keane and Bobby Moore.

Also, the reaction among former NFL players to Will Smith’s latest concussion movie is analysed.

Ahead of this tonight’s vital Euro 2016 qualifier, we recall a similarly important game game 24 years ago.

Paul McGrath was present as Cork got the better of the Model County.

“The best ever to wear the claret and blue.”

The former Ireland international raised the money for A Buddy for Nicole.

Will Jack Grealish join this illustrious group of players?

Paul McGrath, Roy Keane, Jason McAteer and Richard Dunne all make our list.

The video is to coincide with the launch of World Sports Team.

Also featuring Shane Long, Brian O’Driscoll and Conor McGregor.

Also, the controversy surrounding Ched Evans’ return to football continued.

McGrath is confident that Ireland can go to Scotland and win.

Also featuring Colm Cooper, Gary Lineker and a load of Vincent Tans.

On the 20th anniversary of one of Irish football’s most famous days, we revisit the story with the people who made it happen.

Sunderland captain John O’Shea will seek to follow the example of these talented Irishmen.

Bono, obviously.

There was also success for Davy Fitzgerald and the Clare hurlers.

Paul McGrath, Roberto Baggio, Niall Quinn and Matthias Sammer are selected by our writers. But who was your favourite?

The former defender believes the assistant-in-waiting has what it takes to be a number two.