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'I know it's 30 years too late but I was just like, 'I can't have it that this is what a seven-year-old thinks'
5 Sep 2020
58.8k
7
What if Hillary Rodham had never married Bill Clinton? A new novel imagines the results
25 Jul 2020
20.3k
39
Judge rules Donald Trump's niece can publicise book about US president
14 Jul 2020
31.3k
75
'I was 20 years old... I thought my talent was all I needed to get by'
30 Jun 2020
13.6k
0
'It is an Irish success story, one of the greatest to come out of Ireland since the foundation of the State'
25 Jun 2020
8.4k
7
The rise of the 'water carrier'
23 Jun 2020
7.9k
0
Opinion: 'There are some unsolved murders which dominate the public consciousness'
Ralph Riegel
19 Jun 2020
21.1k
'Hamilton became a symbol of a post-racial Britain without ever being fully embraced by the British public'
16 Jun 2020
3.2k
7
'Some people ask: "Is Tiger a nice guy?" It’s not even a relevant question'
14 Jun 2020
34.2k
5
'Roy Keane said something on TV about the interview being flat... Lisa took it to heart'
9 Jun 2020
29.8k
4
'At that moment – that very moment – I knew I needed to get out of professional football'
4 Jun 2020
10.1k
4
The man who didn't give a f**k
3 Jun 2020
43.3k
8
'I had turned 37 nine days before the Twickenham defeat, and suddenly I felt old'
2 Jun 2020
7.5k
12
The 'Tullow Tank' has a book coming out
28 May 2020
10.8k
21
'I wasn’t even on the bench – I’d been bombed out completely'
28 May 2020
11.6k
11
Muhammad Ali and the mafia
26 May 2020
11.8k
0
'In truth, he was an extremely high-functioning alcoholic'
21 May 2020
14.1k
11
'The rush home after school to read Ceefax pages 302–312... This was my generation’s internet'
12 May 2020
4.6k
0
'I raced the entire year with that broken foot, and had no surgery until after the season'
7 May 2020
8.9k
1
'If you didn’t make a conscious decision to go home alone, you probably wouldn’t'
5 May 2020
42.9k
10
'A shocking exposé' - Book detailing the rise and fall of John Delaney to be released
1 May 2020
35.0k
47
'By 2016 foreign owners had bought, or held significant shares in, 15 of the Premier League’s 20 teams'
28 Apr 2020
3.6k
1
'For him, dark glasses were invented to protect a man from other people’s eyes'
21 Apr 2020
10.7k
4
'He was an old man at 41' - Muhammad Ali and the cost of being a boxing great
16 Apr 2020
41.6k
5
'He was untethered from his family by a narcissism that fed his self-destructive addictions'
9 Apr 2020
14.0k
3
Sebastian Barry on his acclaimed new book: 'If I was wise I'd probably have done something else... but I'm not a wise man'
4 Apr 2020
24.0k
5
Writing in the #MeToo era: 'It was intimidating taking on something in fiction that was happening in real time'
31 Mar 2020
12.0k
6
A day in the life of Pep Guardiola
31 Mar 2020
12.6k
0
'He was normally so strong, so fit, so successful, such a presence. Now he was broken and helpless'
26 Mar 2020
15.0k
0
Hilary Fannin: 'My mother longed for freedom, for a romantic-whirlwind kind of world that existed far beyond our garden wall'
Hilary Fannin
22 Mar 2020
28.8k
8
Open thread: What are your comfort reads?
21 Mar 2020
22.4k
81
'That's the great thing about this Irish team, it's about an island performing'
5 Mar 2020
10.4k
21
Anne Enright: 'Pre-Trump, if you had a problem it was your problem. That's another head-wreck'
19 Feb 2020
18.6k
10
'I thought - am I mad to be taking this on?': Marita Conlon McKenna on her new Famine book for adults
8 Feb 2020
18.0k
19
'No cash register. Peggy’s Leg. Big Time bar. Dairy Milk. A tin of Coke': 1970s memories of Dublin
Fr Bryan Shortall
4 Jan 2020
55.2k
33
'His whole story is a lie. You know he didn’t have it as hard as he tries to sell'
Updated 3 Jan 2020
139k
75
These are the Irish novels to look out for in early 2020
29 Dec 2019
25.2k
4
'If someone hears my name and thinks, that's the guy who was sexually abused, I'm okay with that'
26 Dec 2019
35.3k
12
The rise of ultra running: 'I am never doing anything as stupid as that ever again, I say to myself'
25 Dec 2019
19.6k
24
'Everything, my clothes, my backpack, my headscarf, is stuck to me with sweat'
24 Dec 2019
5.5k
0
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