Sport
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Kimmage chasing exposé on drugs in rugby
In February next year, it’ll be 25 years since Paul Kimmage took his first job in journalism. In that time, he’s written about several drug scandals and is now in the middle of investigating one in rugby. In this interview, he talks about that…
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International Rules: Star-studded Aussie side prove too good for Ireland
Australia regained the International Rules Series title on Saturday November 22 after seeing off a late comeback from their Irish counterparts. Paul Earley’s side struggled to keep up with the Aussies for the first half, scoring only one point in the first quarter,…
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Stephanie Roche hopeful of securing top-three spot in 2014 FIFA Puskás Award
Republic of Ireland international Stephanie Roche is aiming to take her place among football’s elite when the three-person shortlist for the chance to win the 2014 FIFA Puskás Award in announced on December 1, 2014. The 25 year-old from Shankill in Dublin would…
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Ireland see off Australia in epic clash
Ireland saw off Australia 26-23 in what was their sternest test of the Autumn Series. The victory ensured Ireland completed a clean sweep in the November Internationals and as the third ranked side in the world, they will go into next year’s World Cup…
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Body Image – Men and the Gym
The topic of body image has long been associated with women. However, with the modern man seemingly taking equal or even more care of themselves, The City paid a visit to RAW Condition Gym in Dublin 2 to talk to Rob Lipsett, a…
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Ireland dig deep to takedown South Africa 32-15
Joe Schmidt’s charges are off to a flyer in the Autumn Internationals after humbling the Springboks. Knowing they couldn’t take on the South Africans in an arm-wrestle, Ireland played a very containing game in the first half dominating possession. This dominance was not…
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Ireland’s Frisbee Frenzy
With trends changing more often than the Irish weather it’s difficult to tell how long each new fad will last. However, Ultimate Frisbee is one sport trend that really does seem to have gained a strong fellowship, and with Ireland coming second in…
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Coleman and McCarthy recalled for Ireland’s November fixtures
Republic of Ireland boss Martin O’Neill has announced a 36-man provisional squad for the Republic of Ireland’s forthcoming Euro 2016 qualifier against Scotland in Glasgow on November 14. This squad will also play a friendly fixture against the United States in Dublin on November…
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Too Good: Eluid wins Dublin Marathon
It was a Kenyan double at Monday’s Dublin Marathon as Eliud Too and Esther Macharia won the men’s and women’s events respectively. Too finished the race in 2:14:47, a comfortable nine seconds clear of his nearest rival and fellow Kenyan, Paul Koech Kimutai.…
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Former Dublin player takes Wicklow job
Newly appointed Wicklow football manager Johnny Magee plans to leave no stone unturned during his first season as inter-county manager. Former Dublin GAA player, Magee was appointed as manager earlier this month after being part of the teams backroom squad last year. “I…
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