By John Harrington Anyone waiting for Patrick Horgan to slow down would spend their time better doing pretty much anything else. That much was obvious again in Cork’s demolition of Tipperary in the Allianz Hurling League final. All the usual silky skilful touches were there as he slung over two

By Cian O’Connell A life spent in sport, involved with teams in various codes, has taught Ailish Considine many lessons. Undoubtedly, Clare’s relegation to Division Three hurt, but mitigating factors existed. Being ready for the All-Ireland Intermediate Championship in June is the objective. That hasn’t changed even if Considine acknowledges

By Cian O’Connell For Martin Healy is it a labour of love delivering the ‘Writers from the Rooftop’ tour at Croke Park. Passionate about reading and Dublin, Healy’s offering which commenced in recent weeks is beginning to acquire attention. Originally from Pearse Square near Ringsend, Healy has lived on the

By John Harrington At the age of 37 and preparing for his 18th championship season, the passage of time doesn’t seem to have taken much of a toll on TJ Reid. The Kilkenny legend is still top of his game, but there’s no doubt that the game around him has