Tuesday 25 January 2022
Our look back on another dramatic year on and off the field.
Frost says she ultimately felt tackling the problem with Robbie Dunne was the right move.
The Reds boss felt goalkeeper Alisson was fouled for the opening goal and Aaron Cresswell should have been sent off.
Ivory Coast boss Patrice Beaumelle says the 28-year-old was unwilling to travel for their qualifiers.
Eimear Considine went off for a HIA in the final moments of the game.
Adam Griggs says his side will refocus to chase down a third-place finish in the Six Nations next weekend.
Goals – 17 to be precise – late drama and talent galore on show in the Women’s National League so far.
Antrim’s Maeve Connolly talks about the lean years that her county endured ahead of their All-Ireland final against Down this weekend.
The now-Inter Milan player wanted out after just one session.
Death, grief, joy, elation: Leanne Kiernan has had to overcome a lot on her journey so far. Having recently turned 21, the Ireland and West Ham star reflects on her remarkable rise.
The GAA gave corporate box tickets for the All-Ireland club final to the families of two Ballyhale players who died in the past couple of years.
Barry Heffernan enjoyed a breakthrough season in the Tipperary defence this summer.
Brian O’Driscoll wants to see Irish rugby placing a greater focus on developing passing skills.
Mayo and Collingwood star Sarah Rowe reflects on her entire AFLW experience as she readjusts to Gaelic football.
The retired Republic of Ireland star says that the atmosphere changed in the final year under Martin O’Neill.
After reportedly falling out with the midfielder late in his tenure, he has spoken of the need to be a ‘club man’.
Newly-turned professional Leona Maguire chats to The42 about a hectic few years on and off the golf course.
Mayo manager Peter Leahy was optimistic despite the heavy defeat.
Cora Staunton says that writing a book has been an enjoyable process but was also challenging.
Here’s some of the best moments from the GAA’s flagship TV programme.
Christian Eriksen proved his worth, while Martin O’Neill’s future in the job has come into question.
The Candystripes suffered through the pain of losing captain Ryan McBride in March.
Let’s find out how to remember what on earth we did last week.
The outgoing US president has cited the Syrian Civil War as one of his most difficult challenges in government.
The Clare boss saw his side lose out in today’s All-Ireland SHC quarter-final.
The Ireland head coach delivered his verdict on the three-Test tour of South Africa.
There was also a seventh straight league win for Cork City, while four players received red cards yesterday.
The Wexford TD denied that he looked for a precondition of an uncontested leadership, saying “certainly not” and that he’s “absolutely” up for a contest.
Sampdoria’s Antonio Cassano is hoping to be part of the Italians’ squad to face Ireland at the Euros this summer.
A team of researchers have developed a way to get rid of reflections on photos.
Aine Collins spoke to TheJournal.ie about how the infamous Dáil incident was “a missed opportunity”.
“Wearing Kerry jersey isn’t extra pressure but it’s definitely something that motivates you that it’s your time”
The Barcelona player also claimed he is not one of the best defenders in the world on current form.
Twice a day, we should all stop and listen to those bells. Let them serve as a reminder of what happens when we outsource our thinking to anyone else.
The Munster star looks ahead to the future and reflects on what lies ahead for Munster and Ireland.
As the United boss’ sacking looks set to be confirmed, we look at some of the issues that have instigated this perilous situation.
Instead the hologram was created using an illusionary technique that dates back to the 19th century.
Liverpool could spend Christmas at the top while Seamus Coleman has been shining brightly for Everton.
David Moyes enjoyed a significant win while Man City’s poor away form continued.
The Stoke star admitted his team “couldn’t get a foothold in the game”.
