Let us once again gather our collective rugbying delusions, pour them into an overpriced jersey, stick them on a Qantas flight, and pretend that this Lions tour is the very heart of rugby tradition.

Britain’s instinct to silence rebellion has only helped amplify Irish voices — from Connolly to Corbyn to Kneecap

Oakmont, a penance of a course that offered little by way of forgiveness to anybody, especially the geniuses in the field, had reduced him to a state of fatigue-induced petulance we have seen many times before.

We don't need to look far to see the results of systemic bigotry

Kelleher just walked through the door at Brentford and already it looks like Thomas Frank, the man who signed him, could be on the way out. 

With the world in chaos, one writer argues it’s time to ban men from power — and let women lead

It may be too late for accountability, but it’s never too late for a fresh start. Too many people have been hurt, and all in the name of a stupid game of football. It’s finally time to grow up.

Soundings was dumped off the Leaving Cert curriculum in 2000, but was something lost in the move to make the syllabus more diverse and contemporary?

Last month, a world record 55,000 people took part in the London city marathon. And this coming weekend, the Cork City Marathon will be upon us. Around the world, road running has never been more popular. In April, Colin Sheridan travelled to Austria to hit his very own wall and try to find an elusive runner's high along the way

The GAA has done the hard part in improving the action of the pitch. Here are six things it could fix tomorrow without a special congress or an EGM.