You could feel it from a very early age even though you might not have known exactly what it was at the time.

Even the walls were sweating – and it was a Saturday evening, so formal dress protocols normally don’t apply. But things are different when you’re a former Taoiseach of a certain generation. It was th...

YouTube video by carraig dubh

Casting a warm eye on life and death with Wayne Coyne and his merry crew.

In a contemplative guest post, Kieran Cunningham reflects on his personal journey following major life changes, including open-heart surgery and a cancer diagnosis. He expresses deep grief over the…

In a contemplative guest post, Kieran Cunningham reflects on his personal journey following major life changes, including open-heart surgery and a cancer diagnosis. He expresses deep grief over the…

Croke Park is never quiet. Even on bleak November midweek mornings, you see people heading through its doors, either to various conferences or functions, or to do the Skyline tour, or to visit the GAA...

Untouchable: How Katie Taylor Changed The World · Episode

Untouchable: How Katie Taylor Changed The World · Episode

SMOKE-FILLED rooms with no natural light. Shady characters lurking in every corner. That delicious feeling that you’re somewhere you…

As a boy in the apartheid era I saw footage of the Gunners getting beaten in the 1969 League Cup final by Third Division Swindon – on Saturday I will be in Budapest with my son for the Champions Leagu...

YouTube video by The Mixed Zone with Kieran Cunningham

YouTube video by The Mixed Zone with Kieran Cunningham

YouTube video by The Mixed Zone with Kieran Cunningham

YouTube video by The Mixed Zone with Kieran Cunningham

Paul Cooke had his grumpy head on. He’s now the president of the FAI but, back then, in February 2000, he was financial controller of the Irish Daily Star. Long before his move into Blazerville, the b...

The Irish media's insatiable hunger for our very own Farage