Dara Ó Briain
Dara O Briain is a comedian and columnist for the Guardian
- Dara O Briain: Would you tell Alan Shearer that his career was a failure for going to Newcastle rather than Man United? Of course not.
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Dara O Briain: A rampant Leo Messi fills Arsenal fans with dread, but the Gunners could be facing zombies or Bond villains
- Dara O Briain: Inter defenders' close contact with Chelsea's Didier Drogba conjured stimulating results for the Italian side
- Dara O Briain: It's not enough to worry players with constant intrusions into their public-private lives, now people are trying to drive them insane
Dara O Briain: The ludicrous reaction to Aaron Ramsey's injury offered yet more proof that football exists in a bizarre little bubble
- Dara O Briain: Finishing 17th was a major success for the Irish women's bobsleigh team at the Winter Olympics
- Dara O Briain: A&E can wait if I'm watching Arsenal self-destruct while holding a scalded foot under a tap
Dara O Briain: With 40 different kinds of sliding and fondue, what is there not to like about the Winter Olympics?
- Dara O Briain: What little nuggets of advice did the former England captain have to offer the lesser dads in the room?
- Dara O Briain: How, please, somebody tell me, are United still in the hunt for trophies? Is it just me, or are they actually not that good?
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- Dara O Briain: Sometimes the golf-club bonhomie is a waste of our time: we don't tune in to MOTD2 for the banter
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Dara O Briain: Arsenal v Chelsea could be the first nine pointer. Who says the hype levels are not escalating?
- Dara O Briain: Thierry Henry's left hand was so fast four Swedish men could not see it send Ireland tumbling from the World Cup
- Dara O Briain: Richard Dunne has let the French team, indeed the French nation, know that this man is dragging them back
- Dara O Briain: A child excreting Scrabble tiles could not have come up with a worse name for Newcastle United's historic stadium
- Dara O Briain: Like a scene from Terminator 2 computers have now reached the point when they are cleverer than humans
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The Higgs boson and our Nobel romance with 'lone genius'