Charlie Bird: ‘My voice will go first. And my voice has been me’

Veteran journalist on coming to terms with his motor neuron disease diagnosis

Seán O’Rourke: 32,000 interviews later... ‘I’ve had my fill’

The broadcaster, who retired on Friday, looks back on his career high and low points

Eating out with the kids? Here are some real gems

Not all restaurants welcome young diners, but these ones make dining a pleasure for children

Center Parcs to host open days for those interested in 1,000 jobs at Longford park

Chief executive Martin Dalby says it’s ‘local jobs for local people’ at €233m park, which is due to open next year

TV View: Hitch your bandwagon to McClenaghan’s Pommel Horse

Gold medal performance from Irish gymnast steals the show on Sunday

Two decades on: Après Match are ready for Russia

When it comes to tournament telly, there’s only one Après Match

Enjoy the dark magic of winter days

Home Front: Here’s some presents to buy and courses to try

My Health Experience: ‘I can still move my arms enough to put them round my wife’

Television: Gyllenhaal dips her toe in television; Norah Casey puts a foot in the grave

Maggie Gyllenhaal is terrific in ‘The Honourable Woman’ while ‘Way to Go’ looks at death in a roundabout way

Massive physicality of Northampton and Leinster a reminder of the worth of hard bodies

Former trainer Paul Darbyshire popped into my head, a hard man who was taken by Motor Neuron Disease

Tommie Gorman: ‘I get on with the business of trying to stay alive’

Twenty years on from a diagnosis of carcinoid cancer of the liver, the veteran RTÉ reporter reckons he’s lucky to be alive

Hope over degenerative illness diagnosis

Medical card theory clashes with reality

Analysis: HSE says allocation has not changed but many on the ground disagree

Radio review: The clocks might have stopped in RTÉ, but Spin persists with piercing humour