Do you know your hurley from your burley? Ireland’s ‘beautiful game’ explained in SWL’s Hurling for Dummies guide
Saturday’s All-Ireland Hurling final replay between Kilkenny and Tipperary live on Sky Sports 3 promises to be a classic. Sky
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Ryder Cup 2014: Picks and predictions ahead of Europe v America clash
Rory McIlroy, if stories are to be believed, ran out of room last year when practising on Royal Wimbledon’s driving
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Streatham Redskins’ Joe Johnston claims he was ‘born with hockey kit on’ after becoming third in sporting dynasty to don skates
Thirty years after first pulling on his skates, Streatham Redskins’ Joe Johnston still has the same burning ambition – to
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Architecture festival opens secret gardens and doors in Wimbledon
Buildings are the physical framework of any community; but how much do we really know about the structures shaping where
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Josie of the jungle! Battersea youth worker set to tackle ‘earth’s toughest endurance race’ in the Amazon to raise charity cash
“It’s the anacondas wrapping round me that I am worried about so I am going to swim with my pocket
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Fancy a death chat over your ‘mourning’ tea and cake? Meet Putney Death Café host who wants to demystify dying taboos
“To me, there is no death. Obviously there is a physical death, where the body dies, but something else, the
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On the Pulse: Should the UK government ever negotiate with terrorists?
As another ISIS propaganda video featuring a British hostage was released earlier this week, the ethical dilemma of whether the
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Runner undergoes SIX marathons in SIX days to raise cash for Lewis Moody Foundation – crossing finishing line at Twickenham
In their pre-match tardiness many sporting fans may run to a game desperately hoping not to miss the referee’s triumphant
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On the Pulse: Should Scotland vote ‘Yes’ and become an independent country?
Next Thursday Scotland will go to the polls in an historic vote which will decide the United Kingdom’s fate. This
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Fancy a bespectacled rat at home? Of corpse you do! Meet the taxidermist delivering macabre Battersea classes
The Great Plague of 1665 wiped out vast swathes of Londoners with the blame for the rampant spread of the
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On the Pulse: Should half of all South West London traffic lights feature women?
The UK women’s rights movement has made great strides in the last hundred years with women able to exercise their