Michael Moynihan

Páirc Uí Chaoimh’s central government funding model, concussion in rugby, and the recent fall-out after Paddy Jackson was promoted within London ...

Galway will be unhappy, to put it mildly, with some of referee Thomas Walsh’s decisions in that second half in particular, while their shooting will give them some autumnal nightmares

Former Camogie Association CEO, Joan O’Flynn, believes that: “In terms of Gaelic games, a point worth making is that while a lot of the language has been around mergers and integration and so on, maybe the debate has now moved on and it needs to be more about equality now.”

In the last few weeks dissatisfaction with the hurling league has been getting louder and louder.

If tonight’s Munster thriller was the first of a trilogy, how does it set up the narrative for parts two and three?

Michael Moynihan: A chill at wintry Olympic Games

Security and defence analyst Tom Clonan has witnessed the horrors of conflict and questions why descriptions of sporting events and achievements still draw on the language of warfare and weapons.

If you’re reading this you don’t need me to tell you that the sports coverage in this paper is the best in the country by some distance. That doesn’t happen by accident. It’s the result of a lot of hard work by a lot of different people. It was a privilege to be part of that.

He doesn’t profess to be an omnivorous reader but clearly consumes a vast amount of press coverage of his family and himself

Michael Moynihan: Cutting down trees to help the environment leaves me stumped: A comprehensive series of articles on this topic