Harris says building higher merits consideration as Irish cities are 'very low rise'

Simon Harris says renters can’t be worse off by any reforms.

'It's always there' - Ruairí Keating opens up on grief, and why he needed to return to Cork

Ruairí Keating speaks exclusively to The 42 about coming to terms with the tragic loss of his father.

The Dubliner who's gone from non-league to the Championship in a year

Millenic Alli on Ireland aspirations, religion and his incredible rise.

O'Gorman dubs speaking row 'outrageous stroke' and expects 'regular shenanigans' from new coalition

The leader of the Green Party sat down with The Journal to discuss life after government.

The Conor McManus interview: 'I carried that chip on my shoulder the whole way through'

One of the greatest talents of his generation, and Monaghan’s greatest-ever player of the modern era, Conor McManus looks back on his 18-season career.

'Do something that scares you every day' - Kelly Cates' journey to Match of the Day presenter

Cates reflects on her career to date with The 42.

From the building site to Ally Pally: The double life of tungsten technician Mickey Mansell

It’s not all glamour beyond the packaging from Sky and Barry Hearn.

'Basically we think you have a brain tumour' - Illness scare to Clare hurling glory

Twenty-nine weeks after Feakle’s Gary Guilfoyle suffered a stroke and collapsed, he is in contention to feature in the Munster club hurling semi-finals.

I didn’t reach anything close to my potential, because I wasn’t a professional sports person'

Richie Hogan talks about the things that made him the hurler he was, and the amateur trade off.

'We used to say, ‘We’ve been abandoned! Thank f**k!’ - Eamonn McCann on Derry City

Political activist, author, politician and tireless campaigner, Eamonn McCann’s life has also been wrapped up in the red and white stripes of Derry City.

Plan to disband RSA will be brought forward before election

'It’s hard for people outside to register' - Nathan Collins on football's realities

After stepping up as Republic of Ireland captain, the 23-year-old was so close to another faultless performance against Manchester United.

'If I had a good game, it was the greatest thing ever. If I had a bad game, I was a terrible footballer'

Stephanie Zambra reflects on her trailblazing career as she retires from football.

'Are we going to keep killing one another until there's no one left?'

Roni Keidar, who survived the 7 October attack a year ago, says Jewish people “should understand the Palestinians more than anyone else in the world”.