Category: sport
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St. Finians make history, but they are not done yet
St Finians Newcastle were crowned Dublin Football Junior Champions on Tuesday night, and they have their sights firmly set on Amsterdam GAC in the Leinster Quarter Final. The pair face off today in Abbotstown in what is the first time a European GAA…
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‘It was the biggest crowd I’d ever played in front of’ Jordan Larmour on his breakout season
Leinster and Ireland back Jordan Larmour joined Dylan O’Neill to talk about his first season playing professional rugby. From playing in his first home match buoyed on by family and friends, to taking on the Cheetahs and Southern Kings in South Africa, the…
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Basketball in Ireland
Originally from the US, local basketball coach Ed Randolf has played basketball his whole life, and has coached for over 25 years. Becky Kelly met up with him to ask his opinions on the level of support and coverage of both men’s and…
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Leinster Steamroll Saracens in Aviva Showdown
John Burke reports on Leinster’s outstanding performance and convincing win over title holders Saracens in Champions Cup Quarter Final.
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Ireland Take One Giant Leap Towards Grand Slam Glory
John Burke reports on Ireland’s quest for the Grand Slam in the wake of another convincing win over Scotland
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Juggling in Ireland
Tara McCamley joins UCDs juggling society in order to get an insight into the world of juggling and circus performing within Ireland. Tara explores the opportunities and events that aspiring and up-and-coming jugglers can take part in and attend as well as…
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‘Juventus: First Team’. Netflix go Behind the Scenes of Italy’s Most Successful Football Team
Netflix have set the standard on behind the scenes football documentaries, writes Dylan O’Neill
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Bookie’s Odds on Chelsea’s New Manager as Confidence in Conte Plummets
Ruth Cunningham weighs the pros and cons of the bookie’s favourites to replace under pressure Chelsea boss Antonio Conte
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Korean Unity Brightens Winter Olympics
The 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in South Korea opened February 9 with a great display of unity from both sides of the 38th Parallel. Andrew Carroll examines what this means for the games and beyond.
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Foles Proves Worth as Eagles Soar
Back-up quarterback Nick Foles had a lot to live up to in the Super Bowl, following in the steps of first-choice Carson Wentz. He did that, and much more, writes Dylan O’Neill
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