#career-reflection

#career-reflection

Locking into my past was a bittersweet experience—seeing everyone again after so many years brought back memories that are both joyful and poignant.

I didn't expect to feel relieved when I got laid off. I've found the work fulfilling, but around five years ago I began to reconsider my role.

In 2010, I got fired. I deserved it. I wasn't wrong, but I deserved it.

Brooks Ashmanskas has been one of the Great White Way's most valuable musical-comedy players for nearly 30 years, specializing in flamboyant roles.

This band has always been a jumble of contradictions. On the one hand, we've had a long-running career where we got to make art for a living. But on the other hand, we have always eluded any kind of traditional success.

‘Geggy’ is my last festival show, a chaotic journey through my career's highs and lows, reflecting on why I'm broke despite my history of success.

The game that stands out for me, as a fan, was Leinster versus Munster at Croke Park in 2009. It was probably my first big memory of Leinster.

I remember thinking Fiyero was such a good part. It was a milestone for me seeing the stage show as a child.

I CRIED when I talked to Arsene Wenger... I was out partying, living life, tossing it off in training because I always thought I wouldn't play Saturday anyway.

During a recent interview, Daniel Craig humorously struggled to remember how many James Bond films he's starred in, estimating 'one, two, three... five?' revealing a lighthearted take on his long tenure as 007.

George Hamilton reminisces about his 40-year career at RTÉ Sport, discussing pivotal moments like the unforgettable 1990 World Cup and his future with Premier Sports.

After 45 years in journalism, I've seen the evolution of the field from traditional typewriters to digital newsrooms, and it’s been a remarkable journey.