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Cape Verde emotion underlines Ireland's need for an identity

17.10.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

There was nobody in this world like Manchán Magan

10.10.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

When it comes down to it, there is nothing that beats playing

26.09.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

GAA must do more to stand against cowards who claim the tricolour for exclusion

19.09.2025 60

S Paul Rouse

Sport is making the entire globe our hometown

05.09.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

Tale of football's working-class heroes a record of a different ball game

29.08.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

Sweet times when I was paid to be wrong about GAA

22.08.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

Nenagh's Maloney a pioneering figure in Tipp GAA

01.08.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

A special hurling rivalry began in Cork city in 1886

17.07.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

Why Tyrone are late arrivals at football's top table

11.07.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

If Thurles was the GAA's birthplace, it was Dublin that saved hurling

03.07.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

Wisdom and leadership needed on tough Casement Park call

S Paul Rouse

From being lifted over a turnstile to watching games on dodgy boxes

06.06.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

Split season not ideal but best we can do for club player

30.05.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

Durcan's work on sport pure poetry in motion

23.05.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

Louth tears flow for the sweetest of historic victories

S Paul Rouse

How a Cork legend's replica Liam MacCarthy Cup can inspire the next generation

S Paul Rouse

Sam draw promises thrills but too much Tailteann torpor

02.05.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

Anything goes when a last-gasp winner is scored

25.04.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

Having a place to play more important than ever

11.04.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

Like Dylan, sport is still tangled up in truth

S Paul Rouse

Getting lost in running is one of the great escapes from the world

S Paul Rouse

Time for Jarlath Burns to intervene on behalf of Antrim

14.03.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

These rules are working, not much change is needed

S Paul Rouse

Denis Law stood for the swagger and style of Scottish identity

24.01.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

How challenge games went from real deal to today's phoney war

17.01.2025 10

S Paul Rouse

United fans will foot the bill for Ratcliffe's hubris

10.01.2025 20

S Paul Rouse

What the Parable of Murt can tell us about the Dubs

S Paul Rouse

Bursting with the energy of a match soon to be played

S Paul Rouse

Bursting with the energy of a match soon to be played

S Paul Rouse

GAA's move to take control of GAAGO raises lots of questions

S Paul Rouse

Rulemakers need to stand their ground when backlash arrives

S Paul Rouse

What does it mean to compete as an Olympic artist?

S Paul Rouse

Time sport was given its place at the centre of our heritage

08.11.2024 10

S Paul Rouse

Whatever about nostalgia we can't travel back in time with football

S Paul Rouse

The evolution of Gaelic football rule changes

S Paul Rouse

How would Irish rugby look if Michael Cusack stuck with the sport?

S Paul Rouse

What exactly is the GAA's vision for its stadiums?

S Paul Rouse

Milwaukee pitch a nod to baseball's ancient links with hurling

S Paul Rouse

The Dirty Football Player and a history of the helmet

S Paul Rouse

Hey ref, it's not the Fleadh Cheoil!

S Paul Rouse

If there’s no room for pleasure in the GAA, what is the point?

S Paul Rouse

Standing on the sea an elusive beauty

S Paul Rouse

A century ago, the Tailteann Games upstaged a Paris Olympics

S Paul Rouse