Matt Williams: Who would be a coach? You would have to be mad
As we say in Australia, you have to have a few roos loose in the top paddock take on job
Ian O’Riordan: McElhinney ready for sacrifices required to pursue his dream
Few sporting careers offer less security than distance running he's up for the challenge
Don Johnson: Casting Colin Farrell in Miami Vice was ‘a mistake’
The former ‘hottest guy on the planet’ looks back on a career that’s not over yet
From Tallahassee to Tallaght – Heather Payne spares no effort when it comes to Ireland
Roscommon native, based at college in Florida, is thriving under the reign of Vera Pauw
An Irish playwright in New York: Lines remain unlearned, curtains unraised, seats unfilled
I’ll write to make the actors cry again – laugh, too. We’ll need a laugh after this
Worst sporting moment: Decline of the International Rules series
Brawling, indiscipline and a near life-altering tackle in the 2006 Croke Park Test ‘killed it’
State papers: Councillor went to San Francisco to get new teeth and jobs
Colourful Cork councillor Bernie Murphy’s visit, which made front-page headlines in the US, caused great embarrassment to Irish diplomats
Can you channel Jack Kerouac in an electric car?
Henry Mance plugged in, turned on and hit Route 80 to find out. Spontaneity and distance were the first casualties
Call Him Mine: Dial M for murderous prose
Review: Tim MacGabhann’s debut is billed as a literary crime novel but lacks killer writing
'The Polish language hates Irish people. But Polish people love us'
Paddy ‘Spud’ Murphy is a podcaster and filmmaker living in Cieszyn, Poland
Una Mullally: Music’s #MeToo moment will be much more difficult to handle
Ryan Adams allegations raise questions about the level of awful behaviour in the sector
The ultimate literary bucket list: ‘1,000 Books to Read Before You Die’
US author James Mustich says the book that took him 14 years to write should be thought of as a kind of imaginary bookshop
The power of a good book in times of chaos
From Hunter S Thompson to Philip Roth, Shirley Jackson and John Connolly, great writing has a way of making readers feel less isolated in a world of anxiety and upheaval
The Johnny Depp you once loved wasn’t the real Johnny Depp
Discrediting of movie stars we admire can be hard to process. But we never really knew them
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