Wicklow’s second-half scoring surge leaves Waterford well adrift in Tailteann Cup
Goals just after the break from Kevin Quinn and Eoin D’Arcy prove crucial
Tipperary too strong for Waterford as they advance to Munster semi-finals
David Power’s side will face Limerick in the provincial semi-finals
Football Championship 2022: A county-by-county guide
Seán Moran and Malachy Clerkin review the prospects across the provinces
Andrew Ruddle proves the hero as Newcastle West book spot in Munster semi-final
Goalkeeper’s late save earns west Limerick side a semi-final clash with Kerry champions
When Brian Lenihan played Santa Claus for Ireland’s refugees
From the Archive: A 1979 Christmas party for Vietnamese refugees saw coconut cake and Molly Malone
Miriam Lord’s week: Varadkar set for family Christmas in Mumbai
Taoiseach’s father will celebrate 80th birthday in the land of his birth
Doctors remain central protagonists in State’s reproductive health history
President signed Bill repealing Eighth into law, but it will be doctors implementing it in a clinical setting
Financial Services Union chief Dermot Ryan quits after six months
Ryan informed colleagues that he is moving on to ‘pursue other interests’, say sources
AIB moves 100 outsourced IT roles back inhouse
Financial Services Union welcomes ‘major reversal of policy’ by State-owned bank
Monty Python to missing ship: Michael Palin to feature at Dublin Festival of History
Broadcaster will discuss disappearance of HMS Erebus during an expedition to find Northwest Passage
AIB and Bank of Ireland are the big beasts of banking again
Banks share 60% of mortgage market, and their dominance is scaring competitors away
Fianna Fáil says focus must be on practical measures to help bank customers
Sinn Féin claims there is little in Central Bank’s recommendations ‘which hasn’t already been proposed
Lemass tapes intended to be former taoiseach’s authorised biography
The series of interviews are to be made available to the public next month
Lemass told Haughey he would be foolish to take ministerial role
Then taoiseach felt son-in-law should not relinquish business associations for politics
Meeting with North’s prime minister in 1965 opposed by ‘Paisley element’
Seán Lemass: Historic meeting uncovered ‘bare, hard-rock prejudices’
Seán Lemass: IRA was infiltrated by British secret service
Taoiseach believed IRA bombing campaign in 1939 masterminded by British agents to scupper partition talks
Tories foiled plans to repatriate Casement’s body for years
Stonewalling ended when Harold Wilson took power in 1964 and revealed location of body
The Lemass Tapes will reshape Irish history
The tapes, recorded by hotelier Dermot Ryan in 1967, are an exceptional political testament
Lemass did not want to be taoiseach ‘for purely selfish reasons’
Seán Lemass tapes: Still regarded as Ireland’s greatest taoiseach, Lemass missed the pleasures of cards and golf and going to race meetings
FitzGerald ‘railroaded’ into 1983 abortion referendum, Barry Desmond claims
Gemma Hussey recalls threatening letters warning ‘we know where you live’
A modest proposal for St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral
Pope should revoke ancient designation of Christ Church as Dublin’s cathedral
Legislation would clear the way for a repeal of the Eighth Amendment
Ireland should follow French model in abortion law, protecting mother and unborn
Edward Daly: An accidental bishop who disliked the limelight
‘Bloody Sunday changed my life in every way’ said Dr Daly, whose stroke liberated him
Diarmuid Martin remains a maverick among the clergy
Archbishop’s criticism of Maynooth seminary latest example of individuality
Lusitania victim finally remembered – 101 years later
Newly-wed Margaret Shineman had lain in a grave in Kinsale as an unnamed victim
Catholic Church’s influence over Irish hospital medicine persists
Nuns sit on St Vincent’s board of directors and doctors must sign contracts promising adherence to hospital ethos
Diarmaid Ferriter: Schools system is blatantly sectarian
Admissions policies are another ‘dark stain’ and an affront to the ideals of the Republic
Site provided for new secondary schools by St Kieran’s College, Kilkenny
Continues commitment by diocese and College ‘to excellence in education in Kilkenny’
GM technologies are an important tool, Oireachtas hears
Joint committee told genetically modified food is necessary to help feed the world
Mary McAleese: My devout Catholic son bullied for being gay
Justin endured ‘torture’ over church teaching on homosexuality, says ex-president
Cork groups organise series of Lusitania commemorations
Liner torpedoed off Kinsale by German submarine in May 1915 with loss of 1,198 lives
Old-fashioned preparation key to Phil Hogan’s success
Analysis: Hogan’s apparent command of the agriculture brief assured his victory
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