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We can only offer second chances when we get honesty and openness in return
How the US could become the Dublin GAA of the soccer world
So what do you want for Irish sport this Christmas?
Can admiration for Man City overcome distaste about Abu Dhabi?
Do all football fans really want impartial analysis?
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Thank Klopp we still have flawed, human games like Tuesday's Seville cracker
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It's time for sport to call time on alcohol sponsorship
And they call it the Toy Department - a difficult week for sport to digest
And they call it the Toy Department - a difficult week for sport to digest
In the league of big shot directors, Pochettino is the true auteur
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The answer to England's World Cup woes? Become 'the Harry Kane team' as well
The GAA cynicism storm means soccer no longer stands alone on the moral low ground
Crisis-hit FA have been shown up by Mark Sampson debacle
Gavin enters the Cody-zone in pursuit of Dublin's one missing accomplishment
'If the last days of the transfer window resembled an orgy, this weekend is the morning after the night before'
Hurling may be the best thing we do as a nation but is something many never get to do at all
'There seemed no doubt that putting O'Shea on Donaghy was like the time Ed Sheeran was in Game of Thrones'
No place for madness or poetry in sensible, practical middle tier of Premier League
For now, free-to-air television gives sport a safe haven in uncertain waters
Booze in sport: blamed too much for defeat and enjoyed too much in victory
Sean Cavanagh, retiring heroes and avoiding life as an average schnook
Northern success always presents us in the south with a dilemma
Tennis gives women equal pay but still treats them as second class citizens
Strange as it seems, Gatland's no-nonsense approach makes sense for the Lions
They're repeat offenders, but GAA needs characters like Connolly and Davy
Marriage of Fancy Dan and Plain Jane brings out the best in the Boys in Green
GAA players are a special case - so they should be drug tested even more
Whatever happened to the Manchester United way?
Ulster says no one likes us, but we don't care
In or out? Barcelona are treading a fine line in the Catalan independence debate
Metaphors abound as Ireland's cricketers navigate the Long Room at Lord's
With illegal streams on the rise and viewer numbers falling, is it time for a Spotify for sport?