#Between the lines
Adult colouring books are the new mindfulness
Fans of the new craze say it helps them with anxiety and staying calm.
Production company sues Twilight films for being "racist and perverted"
The relationship between a 17-year-old girl and a 100-year-old vampire doesn’t sit well with them.
Sideline Cut: In defence of the noble GAA pundit
GAA analysts entertain and inform, writes Newstalk’s Ciaran Murphy, so why do they get such a bad rap?
Murph's sideline cut: "There is nothing on earth scarier to a culchie than a Dublin kid engaging you in conversation"
Newstalk’s Ciaran Murphy reflects on the disappointing Dubs and the rest of the weekend’s GAA action.
Murph's sideline cut: 'He was in no position to know that he'd gravely insulted me on my birthday'
Cans with a hurling legend, insults from a former bainisteoir and self-examination on our train network; it’s another weekend of GAA broadcasting for radio’s own Ciaran Murphy.
Murph's sideline cut: behind enemy lines...
This week our man ventured north to Mayo to watch his home county lose out to their provincial rivals in Castlebar. And other short stories.
Sideline cut: Murph gets up close and personal with the Rebels
“Frank Murphy was there of course, and the man knows how to wear a trench-coat, I’ll give him that. It immediately gives him an air of style and quiet sophistication, far removed from the O’Neill’s jackets sported by your regular county board apparatchik.”
Turning the page: Sports Illustrated stay ahead of the game using new technology in hectic week
Renowned American sport magazine will publish twice in one week for the first time.
Sideline Cut: Ciaran Murphy's pitchside perspective
This weekend saw Murph front row centre at a wedding rather than in the best seat in the house at Croker.
Sideline cut: Ciaran Murphy's pitchside perspective
Radio’s own Ciaran Murphy will spend the summer reporting on the GAA action at championship Ground Zero. We’re going to tag along.
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