In his final article for The University Observer, Michael Clark hails the accomplishments of the Irish cricket team and Manchester United. (He is not happy that he is forced to do the latter!)
Unfortunately, Michael Clark did not back this year’s Grand National winner at 100/1. However, an all-Irish Heineken Cup semi-final and an exciting conclusion to this season’s Premier League is ample compensation…
Michael Clark takes a nostalgic look at the 61 years of trials and tribulations that led to Ireland’s Grand Slam victory.
Manchester United stand seven points clear at the top of the Premiership. Has Michael Clark given up hope that they can be caught? Absolutely not, but even he thinks that Arsenal are unlikely to …
Michael Clark was impressed with Ireland’s victory over France last Saturday but is not quite ready to anoint the men in green as likely 6 Nations champions.
Eating, and then regurgitating his words about Arsenal’s Arsene Wenger, Michael Clark looks in disgruntlement at the Gunners’ dwindling fire.
With the results of the most intriguing presidential contest almost upon us, Michael Clark reflects on why this election has enticed the world’s attention.
With success in the International Rules, but Cork’s hurler’s failure in dressing-room decorum, Michael Clark has mixed emotions about the GAA this fortnight…
3 games played, 7 points earned – is it time to book tickets to South Africa? Michael Clark is not so sure…
Since he last wrote, Michael Clark has seen Leinster lose to Connacht and Arsenal lose to Hull City. What is the world coming to?
Sunday’s titanic clash between Tyrone and Kerry was a fantastic coda to a solid championship. The Kingdom’s dreams of a first three-in-a-row since the eighties were overwhelmed by a Tyrone team that had produced exquisite …
The conventions are over and just two months of intense campaigning remain before election day. Michael Clark examines the state of the race between John McCain and Barack Obama.
Ireland were solid if decidedly unspectacular in beating Georgia last Saturday. The winning result is obviously of paramount importance but one would have hoped for a slightly more impressive performance from Trap’s men. It is …
