A few years ago I wrote here about my father’s passing, outlining how he had formed my sporting tastes and beliefs by his own example. He wasn't the only influence, of course

Waterford icon Michael ‘Brick’ Walsh is back in training for the 2019 season and looks set to add to his record 74 senior intercounty appearances.

The prevalence of dereliction all over the city, but particularly on the northside, is a relatively recent marker of division, or second-class status

From defecating dogs to dereliction — going into the centre of the city can be a depressing experience

Forget the Double’s 30th anniversary for a minute. For Tony O’Sullivan the real jolt came earlier in the year, before the world shut down for coronavirus.

From defecating dogs to dereliction — going into the centre of the city can be a depressing experience

A city stunned, a Taoiseach shocked, and the greatest one-liner ever at an Irish sporting funeral.

'If Cork are playing I watch, and I’d look at a few hand-picked games like Dublin v Kerry, but the rest, really, I wouldn’t be interested'

Cork captain Horgan says Sunday’s All-Ireland hurling final result between Cork and Limerick will have no bearing on his future plans

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The community spirit is tighter than the constituency might suggest. Passage is a central point but the club draws from an entire region

We ordinary citizens can't change our minds if our bets go badly. Yet a company that demolished buildings to build apartments can now say its plan was unviable and will build offices instead

Mark Coleman first caught the eye at national level in 2017, but Blarney GAA club already knew they had a gem

“One moment you’re Nora Stapleton the rugby player, the next moment you’re nobody.”

If you’re reading this you don’t need me to tell you that the sports coverage in this paper is the best in the country by some distance. That doesn’t happen by accident. It’s the result of a lot of...

It isn’t that long ago they were all still playing, but a morning eventually dawns when you wake up and realise it was 30 years ago you were roaring for them, writes Michael Moynihan

We all need to take responsibility for each other on the road

Covering the river isn’t the only solution. Upstream storage was and is a possibility, Michael Moynihan is told.

The former Cork football captain won All-Ireland club titles in both football and hurling

The incoming group also have extensive underage experience with Cork

It's the time of year when clubs all over Ireland bring in new managers eager for success in 2022. What are those club managers getting themselves into?

It's understood the player group is in favour of him staying on

There’s an opportunity here to be more creative and to take the longer view. Is another city dual carriageway really the best option?

Newmarket defender Daly is a consultant geriatrician in Cork University Hospital and St Finbarr’s Hospital

Those responsible should hang their heads in shame. They won’t, of course, but they have failed utterly in their duty to the people of Cork

The Offaly and Birr star played when the centre-forward's job was to flake.

'I didn’t believe in myself, nobody in my family had played at that level, so I was beginning to doubt myself and doubt that I should even be there'

Even if you live in a rural area, if you light a fire it’s not just you you’re affecting, it’s your neighbours too, says Michael Moynihan

It would be nice if today’s toddlers grew up to see a city that accommodates their own two-year-olds

“It’s probably as well for the Keane house that Limerick aren’t in the Munster final. I’d say Eamonn wouldn’t have a problem shouting against Tipperary!”