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Our columnist looks at the relentless bad news in the last few months and wonders where it’s all going.
The towering number eight made 127 Test appearances for New Zealand, 52 of them as captain.
Geraghty retired from jump racing last month.
We go behind the scenes with editor Barry Crossan, who is over three years into a boycott of the club.
Brogan announced his inter-county retirement last October.
Start your St Patrick’s Day by tucking into some of our favourite sporting reads from the past seven days.
Read says he’s interested in taking his career overseas after next year’s World Cup defence in Japan.
You can vote for your favourites across the categories.
Plus, Lallana is reportedly wanted by three European heavyweights.
Plus, all the latest news on Joe Hart’s future.
Plus. Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli is linked with yet another club.
Plus, we look back on Robbie Keane’s transfer to Inter Milan in our retro deal of the day.
Plus Pep Guardiola is ready to splash more cash at Manchester City.
Plus the latest on Manchester United target Paul Pogba.
Everything you need to know in one quick guided tour.
Independent News and Media has turned around its revenue after eight years.
The distinctive pinksheet has been sold to the Japanese media giant.
You couldn’t make this stuff up.
The Streisand effect in full swing.
But the company’s print business is dragging it down.
Profits have more than halved at his News Corporation so far this year.
All of this will be out of date on Sunday morning, so get it while it’s hot.
Irish publications have now been added to Google Play Newsstand alongside international content.
It says it wants to speed up loading times for users, especially on mobile.
The 2014 figures are in… and they don’t make happy reading for publishers.
Will your county be affected?
Hot on the heels of Michael Noonan, here’s what the Minister for Public Expenditure had to say.
6,000 words, 44 minutes, and lots and lots of new policies…
Assistant Commissioner Cressida Dick, who oversaw the investigation, said it was not “an attack on press freedom”.
Like all the strangest crimes, it involves knickers.
Put down that old tat, Dave. Here comes the future.
We like the cut of their jib.
What would we do without stories involving ‘poo thieves’?
Including the reason Roy Keane’s punditry is like his performance for Ireland in Seville in the early 90s.
Steve Stone likes Shoot because of the pictures.
The Guardian, AFP and others have all had their say.
Here it is, the best things we read in the final week of 2012.
Football Italia is revisited, Rick Hatton is interviewed in close quarters and the phenomenon of the non-scoring rugby winger is examined.
This week features Xabi Alonso, Shaun Edwards and Richie McCaw.