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Balls.ie 1. Tight Pitch A tight pitch is always a tough place to go. There’s no space to play and the opposition fans are right on top of you. It’s generally cited as a factor for the underdog having a chance. Two examples include St....

CHANGES…Cork were up to it this year ‘The important thing is not winning, it’s making everyone else lose’ Tracy Aguilar IN THE heady world of inter-county GAA, each year brings new and improved disputes between the authorities...

Overlooked by the now defunct Fossa FC, a Beaufort teenager who wanted to play soccer turned instead to Killarney Athletic. And the rest is sporting history as goalkeeper Bryan Murphy went on to play at League of Ireland and international level before...

[Recently published books referred to in this article: Jewish Ireland in the Age of Joyce: A Socioeconomic History, byCormac Ó Gráda, Princeton University Press, 320 pp, £22.95, ISBN: 978-0691127194 German-Speaking Exiles in Ireland 1933-1945, (ed...

Irish women have many things in common. We’re all great craic, we love to glam it up on a night out, and we’re slightly obsessed with Penneys. But women from different counties have different traits and unique qualities related to the place they call...