What we have seen over the last two decades in the GAA is overdone redevelopment of county grounds, often with increased capacities that are unnecessary and rarely justified. Could Fitzgerald Stadium in Killarney be another example?

Colin Sheridan reacts to the news this week that Leaving Cert students will be able to use artificial intelligence tools when preparing research projects from next year

This past week showed we may be going backwards.

Many people on social media were unhappy with Dicaprio's answering a phone call and ignoring a group of resort staffers waiting for him in the lobby, preparing to do a native song and dance in his honour, but I sympathise, writes Colin Sheridan

Imagine the buzz and excitement that a November Sigerson weekend in Galway would generate? Imagine, too, the relief of a player whose season has finally come to an end.

Being active on X is not an endorsement of Elon Musk's ownership, but it still seems to reward his grotesque neo-capitalist megalomania. Even so, I’m just not ready to leave

There's too much money to be made from a sport that's sold its soul. 

It felt good when my two children recently took it upon themselves to make an appointment with their granny to start watching 'Strictly Come Dancing' on a Saturday and Sunday night

Writing about the genocide taking place in Palestine seems the most obvious thing in the world to do. That other people do not think so confounds and depresses me

Compared to practically every other team sport played by kids around this country, it is a game that is propped up - not by community - but by commerce