#Interview
Tense interview sees Bill Clinton say he doesn't owe Monica Lewinsky a personal apology
Clinton is back in the spotlight after co-authoring a new book.
"I had never won a World Cup medal and I thought: ‘Do you know what? If Natalya can do it, I can as well’"
Arthur Lanigan-O’Keeffe on winning a gold medal at last week’s World Cup, avoiding a repeat of 2013 and being inspired by Natalya Coyle.
'I was so disillusioned that, believe it or not, I don’t even watch football anymore'
Jonathan Speak on winning the treble with Derry, getting relegated on the last day with Finn Harps and numerous other highs and lows.
'I think some women find it a bit intimidating having to go on a course full of men'
Rachel Graham of Shelbourne Ladies on the drive to encourage more female Irish coaches.
'I'm certainly not strong': Gay Byrne on undergoing 'gruelling' chemotherapy treatment
Byrne was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2016.
'The minute I landed I was on the phone doing interviews… I started to cry'
Irish teenage sprinter Gina Akpe-Moses on triumphing at the European U20 Championships, sudden media scrutiny, national identity and sports psychology.
‘I hated myself… I got terribly down and lost my confidence, not just as a footballer but as a person’
33 years on from representing Liverpool in the European Cup final, Jim Beglin reflects on a career full of highs and lows.
James Ryan: The great-grandson of a 1916 Easter Rising rebel
The Leinster lock’s great-grandfather was a founding member of the Irish Volunteers and Fianna Fáil.
How a former Manchester United and Ireland captain died penniless
Patrick O’Connell also managed Barcelona and Real Betis, and is the only coach to guide the latter to a league title.
Micheál Martin: 'The argument is that if we legislate for abortion we'll become like England. That's not true. This is Ireland'
Martin describes himself as pro-life, but he said as a legislator, he has to face the reality of the situation.
'I've just been lucky to live out a few people's boyhood dreams, me included'
Wicklow man Peadar Timmins has worked his way through intense competition to earn Leinster senior honours, but the 24-year-old will switch to a very different career path next season.
'We thought it was an earthquake; it was men with kalashnikovs at the door' - the woman documenting human rights abuses in Turkey
Kurdish journalist Nurcan Baysal is facing a three-year jail term for calling out the government of Recep Erdogan regarding atrocities committed on the Turkish/Syrian border.
'We probably won't get home until 2.30 in the morning. And all our lads work'
Bray’s caretaker boss Graham Kelly on his side’s improvement in form and the challenges of being a part-time club.
'I've always been a bit of a clown, it's just me, but you can't just come here for a blooming pay cheque'
James Lowe has made a big impression since arriving at Leinster, and the Kiwi winger hopes to prove his worth by helping the province to Champions Cup glory.
'I honestly think if I stayed in England, I wouldn't have become a professional footballer'
Ex-Sligo star Séamus Conneely footballers and depression, his second chance in English football and captaining Accrington Stanley to glory.
'Living on your own in a foreign country isn’t easy but it teaches you a lot about yourself'
New Yorker Jake Keegan has wound up at St Patrick’s Athletic, having played in the US, Germany, Canada and Galway.
"I walked down the road. It was the loneliest walk. I said 'there's 20 years of my life'"
Sligo Rovers legend Tony Fagan on his long love affair with the club where he made his name.
'I can't wait to pull on the Leinster jersey. It feels good to be a rugby player again'
Today marks exactly one year since Tom Daly last made a senior appearance for Leinster. He makes his long-awaited comeback in this afternoon’s Pro14 inter-pro in Galway.
Bertie Ahern cuts interview short after he's asked about Mahon Tribunal
“I’ve dealt with that issue and I am not saying any more about that issue.”
'Since I was a teenager, I would always have felt sick after certain types of food'
Irish karate star Caradh O’Donovan on battling Crohn’s disease, funding her dream and aiming for the Tokyo Olympics.
Sexton takes on home province Leinster for first time in B&I semi-final
The 25-year-old second row is a key player for the Jersey Reds.
‘Ultimately, I don’t think I was ready to go into Tottenham’s first team’
Derry’s Aaron McEneff recalls playing in the same underage side as Harry Kane, establishing himself as a top player in Ireland and words of advice from his late captain.
'When it comes to rape, I think we're still obsessed with women'
Anna Krien, author of ‘Night Games,’ on consent, toxic masculinity of sport and how these problems can be counteracted.
Director of Andre the Giant film on making Vince McMahon cry and the truth about Samuel Beckett
The legendary Irish playwright lived down the road from the star.
"They asked me about Effenberg. And I said: 'If he thinks I was like his father, he played like my mother'"
Cork City legend Dave Barry on winning All-Irelands, scoring against Bayern Munich, Patsy Freyne’s fondness for a smoke and representing Ireland against Man United.
'I can't see past spelling mistakes on CVs - it's a simple way to cost yourself a job'
Jobs.ie general manager Chris Paye also talks about the dangers of duvet days.
"Everyone was asking: 'Are you going to do Medicine? I was like: 'Oh no, I want to go to the Olympics'"
Irish pentathlete Sive Brassil on the long, arduous road towards the top of her sport.
16 seasons of AIL rugby come to an end for the record-breaking Barry Keeshan today
The Dolphin stalwart broke the AIL points scoring record last season and will knock over the final additions to it this afternoon.
'Liam Brady ran across to me and said ‘Paddy, your Panathinaikos players are f***ing mad!''
Ex-Ireland, Shamrock Rovers, Chelsea and West Brom full-back Paddy Mulligan on his beginnings and a wonderful playing career.
Want to know how to deal with a difficult boss? Our career expert is waiting for your questions
Having some strategies for handling a tricky boss can make a huge difference to you life, according to career coach Jane Downes.
'Always being the little kid, you have to try and find a way not to get hit too hard’
Instinct, intelligence, analysis: What makes Joey Carbery the player he is?
'Nowadays, you won't find one player has pinned another against the dressing room by the throat'
Collie O’Neill, manager of the only all-student team in the League of Ireland, on defying the odds and the changing culture in football.
Prendergast's attack helping to give Oyonnax a shot at Top 14 survival
The Irishman first moved to France in a coaching capacity in 2013 to join Grenoble.
‘We weren't allowed use a soccer ball… GAA would have been the sport in the school’
Shamrock Rovers and Shelbourne legend Mick Neville on growing up in a different Ireland, his illustrious playing career and coaching future stars.
'As an ex-football player, you need to overcome the addiction of attention'
Former Ajax and Nottingham Forest star Bryan Roy on working under Johan Cruyff, the tough transition to retirement and his new venture.
3 years after Premier League debut, Ireland U21 star aiming to prove doubters wrong in non-league
After his release from QPR, Reece Grego-Cox is getting first-team football at Woking.
'It's a shock when that bubble bursts and you don't really know what to do with yourself'
Sligo goalkeeper Micheál Schlingermann on playing in a GAA minor final, helping his number one rival and life outside of Sligo Rovers.
'The end goal for me is definitely to come back. Munster are still my team'
Dungarvan RFC man Steve McMahon is in excellent form for Carcassonne in France’s second tier.
'I felt how most young boys would, thinking ‘F**k this, I’m not playing football’ as I thought I'd been shafted'
Derry City striker Rory Patterson talks his career in Ireland, England and Australia, the brilliance of Paddy McCourt and the return to the Brandywell.
'It's a big difference to start getting players from Donegal and Cavan, where we haven't before'
We spoke to former Ireland scrum-half Kieran Campbell about his role as the head of Ulster academy.
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