#Interview
'If you were from Ballymun, you could be turned away from an interview, let alone a job'
Bohs legend Tony O’Connor looks back on his League of Ireland career.
'Anything can happen in four years, so I just want to take this opportunity in Japan'
Andrew Brace is the only IRFU match official involved in the upcoming World Cup.
The mental health-based play that's literally being performed in a Croke Park dressing room
Alan Bradley chats to The42 about ‘Grounds for Concern’.
'I got into terrible trouble': Shane Ross on that social media speed bump, and why he went electric in the first place
We talked to the transport minister about ministerial cars, BusConnects, and getting on a bike with Eamon Ryan.
‘I repeated my Leaving Cert and got 270 points. So to step out as Ireland’s number one was mind-blowing’
David Forde reflects on his Ireland career, retirement, completing his Master’s degree and his father’s passing.
Boris Johnson: Parliament has tried to 'get Brexit done' and it hasn't delivered
“This political generation won’t be forgiven for failing to honour that [Brexit] promise,” he told Sky News’ Sam Coates.
With Juul under the spotlight, meet the man taking its vaping products into the Irish market
Gareth Smyth talks vaping regulation, advertising and launching in Ireland.
After IBM's $34bn acquisition, meet the man at the helm of Red Hat's Irish business
Keith Lynch discusses leading the Irish operations and doing business in Africa.
'I didn't want to go to prison without having achieved anything in my life'
Dean Fitzpatrick reflects on an incredible 12 months.
'I went to Australia but didn't realise how sick Dad was... He must have hidden so much of his pain'
Former Cork dual star Angela Walsh speaks to The42 about her decorated inter-county career and the loss of her father Donie to cancer.
'I've got to a point with athletics where I want to see how far I can get'
Sarah Healy is one of Ireland’s brightest young talents and is hoping to kick on further when she starts college.
After IBM's $34bn acquisition, meet the man at the helm of Red Hat's Irish business
Keith Lynch discusses leading the Irish operations and doing business in Africa.
'It would be a massive, massive upset' - The Donegal side aiming to pull off an FAI Cup giantkilling
Glengad United take on Waterford this Saturday.
'I worked for the crown prince for 5 years in Dubai' - The Irish coach plotting Celtic's Europa League downfall
Sean O’Shea is hoping to help AIK overcome the Scottish champions.
Ciara Mageean finds her happy place
It has not been easy to live away from her boyfriend, but with the right support, the Irish middle-distance runner is giving herself the best chance of success.
'My second oldest brother was a Rovers fanatic... All I could see were the tears running down his face'
John Coady on fulfilling a boyhood dream and a difficult period at Chelsea.
Icebergs, death and a tornado - The remarkable story of an Irishwoman who sailed around the world
Angela Heath reflects 30 years on from her momentous 167-day trip as part of the Maiden crew.
Meet the man taking up the reins at the Curragh Racecourse
Pat Keogh wants Kildare locals to see the venue ‘as their racecourse’ as it emerges from a turbulent period
The Irish team aiming to end their two-year wait for a league win
Kilkenny United chairman Shane Murray is optimistic about the club’s future in spite of a disappointing season.
'I had three operations in five seasons at Rovers. I worked my bollocks off to give myself a chance of coming back'
Shelbourne’s Luke Byrne talks about his return from a cruciate ligament injury, his side’s title-chasing season and working under Ian Morris.
McNulty discovers a new path having 'fallen out of love with rugby' after Leinster
The former Ireland U20 hooker contemplated retirement but is now looking forward to life with the New England Free Jacks.
Interview: Mary Lou on a united Ireland, the carbon tax and why she'll be a 'grownup' after the next election
In a wide-ranging interview the Sinn Fein leader discusses carbon tax, the local elections fallout and a united Ireland.
Meet the man spearheading tech at the Digital Hub as its new technologist in residence
Rodhán Hickey has just taken the reins as a ‘sort of’ chief technology officer for the Dublin innovation hub.
Brexit: Mary Lou rules out special SF conference on party taking seats in Westminster
‘There is no appetite for us to enter Westminster,’ said the Sinn Fáin party leader.
Interview: Brendan Howlin on green housing, the SocDems and Labour's 'rough time' in government
Howlin gave a lukewarm verdict on the recent local elections, so what next?
'Food and mood go hand-in-hand': Fuelling Ireland's World Cup bid
IRFU performance nutritionist Ruth Wood-Martin is travelling to her third World Cup, and she brings us inside preparations for Japan.
'Nerds, geeks, can't speak to anyone': Why Digit's Richard Barnwell hates gamer stereotypes
Fora sits down with the CEO and founder of the fast-growing company.
Staying away from Munster helping O'Gara become a better coach
The former Ireland out-half is straight into his role as the new La Rochelle head coach.
Eamon Ryan interview: 'Sometimes Leo's inner neo-liberal comes out'
The Green Party leader spoke to TheJournal.ie while on a clean up in Donnybrook.
'Anyone who played with me will tell you I achieved more than I ever should have'
Damien Delaney recounts his professional football career, having announced his retirement earlier this month.
Meet the DJ and the trumpet player who brought vinyl pressing back to north Dublin
Donagh Molloy and Hugh Scully revived the dying craft in Ireland as spinning the black circle is back in vogue.
'There was a bit of peer pressure. I would find myself constantly explaining why I wasn’t out'
Carlow’s Molly Scott speaks about having to turn down social invites in college and setting her sights on this weekend’s National Championships.
‘My family are flying out from Cavan to Armenia for the semi-final. The sky's the limit’
Oisin McEntee looks ahead to Ireland’s U19 European Championships semi-final against Portugal.
'Championships haven’t always gone our way. This is the result after all those disappointments'
Marcus Lawler chats University Games success, casting aside years of doubt and succeeding alongside his mother.
Andrew Adonis: Stormont won't be back by October - 'the DUP have evaded responsibility before'
“The great strength of Ireland is that the UK has not been negotiating with Ireland, but with the EU,” Adonis told TheJournal.ie
The pros and cons of talent development in Irish football
Laura Finnegan chats to The42 about the issue.
Free Now's Irish boss says the taxi app's new name might seem 'a bit strange' - but give it time
Meet Alan Fox, the man responsible for ensuring Mytaxi’s new moniker feeds into a wider strategy.
'You're the one getting the big money, you pass me by' - When a star-studded Liverpool met Dundalk
Mick Fairclough remembers the time arguably the best team in Europe came to Oriel Park.
The Irish teen aiming to be the next Wes Hoolahan
Brandon Kavanagh is currently part of the Boys in Green’s squad for the U19 Euros.
'I never thought we could be winning European medals consistently - it’s crazy'
Chloe Magee speaks to The42 off the back of her European Games success alongside brother Sam.
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