Thursday 20 January, 2022
Catch up on the bits you might have missed from our fortnightly sportswriting podcast.
There was a full programme of Premier Division fixtures.
Plus, the other key moments and the big winners…
Let’s just say it involves a Canadian Rose and a cow getting stagefright.
He’s off, but what a decade it’s been.
Viola’s speech, Jimmy trolling Trump and a Matt Damon roast.
Leo Cullen’s side had settle for a draw but it should be enough for a home quarter-final.
The four provinces were victorious before turning their attentions to European action this weekend.
Mixed fortunes for the provinces this weekend.
Breastfeeding, champagne flutes and more…
Put your feet up for a few minutes and see why the basketball world will be so much worse off without Kobe Bryant.
The Amys, the Snaps and that Castle joke.
There was even a dog on the red carpet…wearing a dickie bow.
What other way is there to celebrate St. George’s Day?
From The42
Signing with Reebok, ‘freeing the body’, the build-up to the Siver fight and Tony McGregor’s toys.
In the wake of his Today FM departure, we look back at his best bits.
The actor cried on hearing she would be getting the honorary Academy Award.
Liam McHale, Ben Te’o, Arsene Wenger and Luis Suarez also hit the headlines today.
Also, Dublin U21 star Shane Carty opened up about his battle with depression.
Catch up on the action from what was, overall, a negative weekend for the Irish provinces.
There were GAA fans ripping up All-Ireland tickets and Munster added a big name to their long-term injury list.
We’ve got all the scores from yesterday’s 17-14 victory over the Black Ferns.
Kerry, Cork and Donegal progress to provincial finals while it’s Joe Canning to the rescue for Galway’s hurlers as Kilkenny throw away ten-point advantage.
You had your say again this week. You always do.
Compiling these tidbits is the one job Roy Keane is not interested in.
You had your say again this week. You always do.
The Premier County suffered a penalty blow minutes before half-time.
For the second week running, Trevor Welch’s custard creams get a mention.
President Higgins’ support for England wasn’t backed up, while the law was laid out to Tim Sherwood.
Domhnall, Mary, Fergal and the whole gang.
Got a spare ten minutes to watch our nomination for least balanced ‘documentary’ of 2013?
Featuring flying fullbacks, a hell of a test in Bordeaux and some wonder scores by a lad called Gilroy.
Light the fire, close the curtains, lob up a few lights. It’s Toy Show time.
