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From box-office takings in a biscuit tin to a sweet Croke Park farewell – Katie Taylor’s remarkable road

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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 Museum. The latter has been a massive success since it opened its doors for the first time in 1998. Since then, around 4.5 million people have visited the museum. It begs the question, though: why isn’t there a Museum of Irish Sport?
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Money for ropey old stories: Keane the caricature seems to enjoy easy cash and public acclaim

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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 beautiful game was front and centre of his life. Cooke played centre-half in Dublin junior soccer with Larkview Boys, sometimes taking an important call during games with his phone acting as an auxiliary shinpad.
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Festina Lente ignored: How boxing became Daniel Kinahan’s stage – and his undoing

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Back in the glory days of provincial newspapers, Cormac McGill was one of the big beasts, even though many of his readers didn’t know his name. As was the fashion at the time, he wrote under a pseudonym. For years, McGill – writing as The Follower – tracked the usually dismal fortunes of the county’s football team in the pages of The Donegal Democrat. He was never slow to remind readers too that he’d had a classical education.
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