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Emmet Lyons, CNN • Published 14th March 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail (CNN) — Ireland. Close your eyes and picture what you think of when you envision the Emerald Isle. The green. The natural beauty. That distinctive accent. But above all, Ireland is forever associated with its famed hospitality -- the warmth of its people and its pubs. It's a country that prides itself on the slogan "Céad Míle Fáilte," literally meaning "a Hundred Thousand Welcomes." Millions of visitors are welcomed into the country's drinking establishments for a pint every year. But in a time of a third wave of Cov...

'He was probably beginning to doubt himself and wonder what direction his career was taking' We chart Brian Fenton’s winding road to the top. By Kevin O'Brien Thursday 4 Mar 2021, 8:30 PM Mar 4th 2021, 8:30 PM 34,236 Views 9 Comments “Of course, it was impossible to connect the dots looking forward when I was in college. But it was very, very clear looking backwards 10 years later. You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can on...

SHANE CARTHY took a seat beneath the Late Late Show studio lights, opened the pages of his life to the nation, and brilliantly realised the ambition of every elite athlete. In shining a light on his battle with depression, by inviting us into the Stygian darkness of the mental cell in which he was incarcerated for two years, the Dublin footballer delivered a performance that will live through the ages. It was mesmerising, electrifying TV, a show-stealing portrayal of a silent killer that demanded an All-Star for unvarnished honesty and stupendous courage. This (hopefully) is a year when the O...

Updated / Friday, 29 Jan 2021 23:42 Dublin footballer Shane Carthy says he owes his life to current manager Dessie Farrell. Speaking on RTÉ's Late Late Show, the Naomh Mearnóg player pointed to a cup of coffee he had with his then under-21 county manager in 2014. It led to him getting the help he needed as he dealt with mental heath issues. "I owe Dessie my life," he admitted. "I confided in him because Dessie had previous with depression. He was also previously a psychiatric nurse so I trusted in him. "I met him in Santry for a cup of coffee. People were having their breakfast, their mor...

Carthy: I owe Dessie Farrell my life January 30, 2021 Dublin footballer Shane Carthy made an appearance on the Late Late Show to talk about his experiences with mental health. Dublin footballer Shane Carthy says he owes Sky Blues boss Dessie Farrell his life. In an interview on the Late Late Show last night, Carthy talked honestly and bravely about his mental health struggles ahead of the release of his new book 'Dark Blue' on Monday. An All-Ireland SFC winner at the age of 18 in 2013, the Naomh Mearnog player revealed how he had been experiencing suicidal thoughts but was helped out of the...