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There’s good reason Ireland’s Padraig Harrington enjoys his visits to Bermuda. He loves the Island and the people, maybe almost as much as his own Emerald Isle, and then there’s the fact that he returns home an awful lot richer than when he arrived. ...

Women’s football continues to struggle to earn recognition, let alone respect. It’s a sport totally overshadowed by the men’s game. The fairer sex can’t shoot, head, tackle or pass as well their male counterparts. Their game is, quite simply, overwhe...

A new league season is about to begin but there’s a sense that the spotlight will be on individual footballers rather than teams. It’s a team game and it’s the eleven players on the field who will determine who lifts the various trophies. Following ...

Ahoy, me hearties! Arrrr, Happy International Talk Like A Pirate Day. Shiver me timbers and hoist the Jolly Roger, there be a lot of happenings approaching us scallywags on this here island! Here follows a rundown, since I like the cut o’ your gibs: ...

THE overlap between the end of the cricket season and the start of the football season is presenting the same problems as it has for a number of years. Once Cup Match is over, cricketers tend to lose interest, particularly those whose teams have litt...

The second of the summer holidays has come and gone even though the official start to summer was yesterday when the sun had reached its northernmost at the Tropic of Cancer (23.44 Nº latitude). This is properly known as the summer solstice, a term wh...

City Hall invite you to Tales of Cocktails: Classic Cocktails Happy Hour on Thursday, June 13. Whether you’re interested in corporate networking, casual socialising or just a little cocktail experimenting, from 5pm until 8pm, you can enjoy music by V...

It is nice to see that Nahki Wells helped Bradford City achieve their main goal of promotion to League One next season. In the process he scored 26 goals, including the third in the 3-0 win over Northampton at Wembley in the promotion play-off final...

Whichever way you to want to slice it, the national cricket team's performance at last week's World Cricket League Division 3 championship was hugely disappointing. Perhaps not to Bermuda Cricket Board, who tend to defend their own administration and...

l The Bermuda International Film Festival will screen ‘’Beloved’ on Saturday. Catherine Deneuve stars in the movie, the latest to screen as part of the BFFlix Monthly Film Series. Film to be shown at BUEI at 5.30pm. For more details, or to buy ticket...