A game of two halves: when Irish sport meets theatre How has Irish identity and culture been represented by performances involving sport onstage? Culture • 21 Aug 20
How do rugby injuries compare between male and female players? A new project highlights the need for targeted injury reduction and player welfare strategies specific to women's rugby Rugby • 14 Aug 20
Why are GAA goal celebrations so low-key? The traditional instinct is to let the goal speak for itself and leave elaborate celebrations to other sports GAA • 10 Aug 20
Are you addicted to exercise? Exercise addiction is a real mental health condition, yet still poorly understood Health • 23 Jul 20
How ladies' football went from carnival sideshow to Croke Park The sport has come a long way from being promoted alongside tug-of-war competitions and dancers at carnivals and fairs Sport • 23 Jul 20
'The little Irish wonder': Ireland's greatest unknown athlete The story of Thomas Conneff, the record-breaking Co Kildare runner dubbed 'the speedy son of Erin' Sport • 21 Jul 20
Is it time to bring Gaelic games back to the Olympics? Rope climbing, underwater swimming, painting and sculpture have also disappeared from the Games Olympic Games • 16 Jul 20
C'mon feel the noise: football fans and artificial crowd noise Silence in stadiums has reminded big business and audiences of the centrality of fans to sport Sport • 09 Jul 20
How sport uses science in the pursuit of medals, wins and records Sports science has transformed how we think about the limits of human performance Podcast • 15 Jul 20
Why does swimming make you hungry? Research shows that swimmers do eat more after exercise than others, but the reasons for this appetite gain are still unknown Swimming • 02 Jul 20
How hurling conquered Hollywood There has been a long and colourful relationship between Gaelic games and cinema home and away Gaelic Games • 02 Jul 20
The winner takes it all: when losing streaks come to an end As Liverpool finally end a 30 year wait for a Premier League title, a look at some other notable losing streaks in sport Sport • 26 Jun 20
A lesson in economics from Mo Salah, Kevin de Bruyne & Sadio Mané Winning in fantasy football is as much about knowing how to solve economic problems as picking an underpriced star Fantasy Football • 25 Jun 20
How sport returned in Ireland after the 1918 flu pandemic This isn't the first time hurling, football and soccer have had to deal with returning to competitive action after a global pandemic Sport • 17 Jun 20
How to recover from an exercise injury Advice from a physiotherapist on how to deal with sprains, strains or pulled muscles Health • 15 Jun 20
Is it time for a daily arts report on the news just like sports? Daily news exposure won't fix the arts crisis in Ireland, but it will widen the conversation Culture • 14 May 20
How food affects the sleep of athletes and sportspeople The food we eat can help or hinder our sleep and this is especially true for athletes and other sportspeople Sleep • 12 May 20
Why nostalgia is part and parcel of how we relate to sport The relationship between sports fans and sports media consistently and routinely trades on nostalgia Sport • 30 Apr 20
A game of two halves: Ireland's two footballing nations The issue of choosing an international team for footballers born in Northern Ireland continues to be a bitter one Sport • 01 May 20
Answering Ireland's call: Is it time for a new national anthem? Changing a national anthem is a complicated affair that affects all of us who identify with a nation National Anthem • 28 May 20
9 times your favourite sports stars lost their cool A rogue's gallery of temper tantrums, hissy fits, freak outs, screaming matches, throwing incidents and physical rows in sport Sport • 20 Apr 20
The mighty world of GAA fashion, beards and championship haircuts From collars to crewnecks, flatcaps to helmets and Ciarán McDonald to Brian Cody, the GAA has a fashion history all of its own Fashion • 15 May 20
How can elite athletes and players deal with coronavirus issues? Here are some expert skills and habits which may help when it comes to postponements, cancellations and restrictions during the pandemic Sport • 07 Apr 20
A short history of GAA cancellations and postponements This will not be the first time the GAA has had to deal with epidemics and emergencies playing havoc with the fixture list Coronavirus • 31 Mar 20
The secrets behind planning a training session for your team Research shows that thoroughness in planning has the greatest impact on the success of a coaching session Sport • 27 Feb 20
