In association with  As part of our search for the Vodafone X Irish University Sports Journalist Of The Year, Jordan Norris interviewed stateside soccer star Glenn Waters about the dangers of concussion. Jordan Norris, along with three other finalists, is vying to be crowned ‘Vodafone X Irish University Sports Journalist Of The Year’. The final stage of the competition is …

It may seem like only yesterday when the Premier League season began once more, but already we are a month in and have witnessed some fantastic entertainment. Liverpool lead the pack, while Watford and Bournemouth have impressed with Manchester United struggling. Many players have started the campaign as they mean to go on – and with this in mind, we’ve compiled …

Losing 3-0 at home is never easy. Fans become aggravated, pressure mounts upon the management and the media explore every possible avenue to undermine the potential for any success – despite it being only three games into a 38-game campaign. Multiply this ‘crisis’ by 100 and you’ve got Manchester United. The Red Devils currently find themselves in their worst start …

Despite recent speculation surrounding his future, it appears that former Chelsea and England captain John Terry may have just accidentally confirmed his impending retirement via Instagram. The defender, who won five Premier League titles as well as the Champions League in his time at Stamford Bridge – has been enjoying some time off following his decision not to renew his …

The return of the Premier League delivered on all fronts – with a foray of excellent entertainment on offer right through the weekend from sides at both ends of the table. While it’s early days yet, there were plenty of performers who stood out on the opening weekend – and have set the benchmark for the rest of the forthcoming …

With the Premier League returning with Manchester United’s clash with Leicester City on Friday night, many eyes will be focused upon the race for the title and Champions League football, with the big six all vying it out to either replicate or improve upon last season’s showings. However, many teams face a battle of similar importance – yet at the …

In the fourth of our eight-part ‘Aftershocks’ series, this edition brings us back to France ’98, where England’s golden boy, David Beckham, found himself in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. _____ Background Having fallen just short in their host appearance at the 1996 Euros, England entered France ’98 with hopes of going one better and winning the World …

In the third edition of our World Cup 'Aftershocks' series - Jordan Norris brings us back to USA 1994 - and the horrendous consequences for Colombia's failings.

In the second of an eight-part World Cup series, Jordan Norris takes us back to Italia 90, where Ireland shocked the world by reaching the quarter-finals.

There are plenty of outside punts worth making as the world's best battle it out for glory in Russia.

Victory may prove the instigator for an era of English resurgence, given the potential of both Jurgen Klopp's side and Pep Guardiola's Manchester City.

​In the first of our eight-part ‘Aftershocks’ series, Jordan Norris revisits the biggest upsets in the history of the World Cup.

​With Liverpool striker Mo Salah grabbing the headlines for his blistering performances, we rank the top attacking players in the Premier League since the departure

Waterford FC may be impressing in the League of Ireland, but there is plenty of talent coming through to buoy the Deise for years to come.

The 'Egyptian King' has been an absolute revelation at Anfield, and this stat exemplifies his stunning consistency.

The Russian seemed relatively untroubled by what was unfolding outside at the Barclays Centre on April 5th.

The Portuguese midfielder bagged an absolute stunner as Wolves moved one step closer to a Premier League return.