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Fergal Hartin tells the story of how he got home from a wedding in the UK to play for Gowna in the 1996 county final.
Donie Shine Jnr and Eamonn McManus speak to The42 about Clann na nGael’s history of All-Ireland heartache.
Former Kildare forward Tadhg Fennin looks back at the 2000 Leinster final and replay against Dublin.
Johnny Pilkington is the next GAA icon to feature in this season’s edition of Laochra Gael.
Having first played with his native Munster, Liam Toland went on to captain Leinster.
John O’Dwyer was part of the Derry team that gave Offaly a scare in the 2000 All-Ireland SHC quarter-final.
Marc Ó Sé talks about recently retired Dublin legend Diarmuid Connolly as our guest on this week’s edition of the Warriors podcast.
Australian scrum-half Chris Whitaker was a key man as Leinster won the 2009 Heineken Cup.
Paul McGrath was a guest on RTÉ Radio 1′s ‘Des’s Island Discs.’
RTÉ’s Tony O’Donoghue speaks to The42 about his days as a GAA reporter.
Starting with Italia ’90 on 1 May, the channel will be broadcasting games from the biggest stage of international football.
Dan Shanahan remembers the 2004 Munster SHC final where the Déise were crowned champions.
The Boys in Green were scheduled to meet Slovakia in Bratislava tomorrow evening.
Born in London to Irish parents, Dempsey was a member of the first Chelsea team to win the FA Cup, but found success harder to come by with Ireland.
Ireland’s Rugby World Cup story has only featured a cameo appearance from the All Blacks.
The teen sensation stunned the world with his 61 in Antrim.
Did you blow all your pocket money to collect these 25 years ago? Right this way.
Emma Clarke’s five-year photography project has captured the hearts of Dublin residents.
Ireland’s world champion boxer was facing DDSL heavyweights Cherry Orchard back in 1998.
The Costa Rican was exuberant and irresistible as the Rams defied expectations under Jim Smith.
In this extract from Swell: A Waterbiography, Jenny Landreth recalls her childhood experience of swimming.
In this extract from Swell: A Waterbiography, Jenny Landreth recalls her childhood experience of swimming.
The decade was littered with iconic Wembley moments.
Cast your mind back 20 years to that famous night at the Crucible.
The Foxes were drawn against a team including Juninho and Christian Vieri for a heated Uefa Cup first round tie.
The old foes meet again in the Champions Cup quarter-finals on Saturday.
Ian Keatley remembers the last time Belvedere and Blackrock met in the Leinster Senior Schools Cup final as the schools prepare to renew their rivalry at the RDS on St Patrick’s Day.
Pete Finnerty looks back at a huge day in sport for the county.
Ten years on from England’s historic visit to GAA HQ, BBC presenter John Inverdale and Rob Kitson of the Guardian share their memories.
Although he was forced to retire at an early age, former Ireland striker Jon Goodman has had a fascinating career in the game.
We look back on five memorable clashes ahead of Saturday’s trip to Rome.
Cast your mind back to 11 February, 2007, the day Croke Park’s doors were opened to rugby.
Jonny Cooper remembers his early days in the Dublin squad, when he struggled to make an impact.
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Take a trip down memory lane to a summer that caught football fans by surprise.
Millwall were the surprise opposition when Alex Ferguson’s side reached the final in 2004.
15 years on, Dietmar Hamann looks back on Liverpool’s incredible 2001 Uefa Cup victory over Alaves during their treble-winning season.
All of them iconic in their own right.
Robbie Keane and Damien Duff both earned their first senior caps away to the Czech Republic in March 1998.