Wild scorelines mean no lead in hurling is safe any more
Ever since scoring in hurling took on the character of a slot machine, time and motion equations have gone haywire
From Steve Davis to Rory McIlroy, sport strips the souls of even the best
Steve Davis was the world’s greatest snooker player but his biggest victories - and an epic defeat by Dennis Taylor - were about much more than talent
Tipperary go toe-to-toe with Limerick to underline their credentials
Darragh McCarthy landed late equaliser after second half in which every outcome was never off the table
‘There was a transformation that day’: Clare’s 1995 Sliding Doors encounter with Cork
The Munster semi-final against Cork has fallen through the cracks of popular memory. Back then, Clare’s world spun on the outcome
Expect the unexpected as the glorious Munster hurling championship gets under way
Whatever tall tales you have heard about its glorious past, it was never like this. Cherish this sunny day while it lasts
How a sports psychologist helped Rory McIlroy live with the raging doubts and secure career Grand Slam
Rory McIlroy took a long time to realise the guidance of a sports psychologist was key to getting over final hurdle
GAA is failing to hit the beat when it comes to their musical choices
When a modern tune is not played at the final whistle of a big game now it feels like a bum note
Ireland blown away in second half by ruthless England
Irish side trailed by just two points at the break but were battered after the break
Páidí Ó Sé and Mick O’Dwyer: rogues united by football
Whether close allies in the cause of Kerry, or rivals on Croke Park sidelines, the two men’s relationship was founded on respect
Scourge of slow play likely to rear its ugly head again at Masters
PGA have been tardy in tackling a persistent problem that is spoiling too many tournaments
Cork looking the part as they sharpen claws for a summer of promise
Clinical dismissal of Tipp in league final further proof that Pat Ryan’s formidable Rebels are on a mission this year
‘I’m not an easy man to please’: How Christy Ring and Louis Marcus came together to shoot a landmark film
Could the magic of the greatest hurler of all time be captured by a film-maker who couldn’t do a sideline cut? Yes, but only after a remarkable education from, and about, the man himself
Aversion to premature hype in the GAA is the thief of early-season excitement
In the GAA, hype has a short window in which to run rampant
Kerry run out easy winners as Mayo fail to fire
Kevin McStay bring up what he saw as excessive protection afforded to David Clifford
Can Mayo rekindle the hope once more for their deflated fanbase?
A creeping apathy for one of the country’s best supported teams was evident in attendances so far this year