Joseph O’Brien wins in Australia again as State of Rest claims Ladbrokes Cox Plate
John Allen gets away with final furlong nudge as stewards’ inquiry confirms result
Joseph O’Brien wins in Australia again as State of Rest claims Ladbrokes Cox Plate
John Allen gets away with final furlong nudge as stewards’ inquiry confirms result
War of Independence execution of Mary Lindsay was justified, argues historian
Six IRA volunteers were killed after landowner alerted British to ambush plot
Generational Limerick hurlers out to create a dynasty
John Kiely’s side are the best in the country and are bidding to retain the All-Ireland title
Cork’s near-record dry spell casts minds back to 2004-05 glory days
Former manager John Allen recalls excitement and challenges of his period in charge
Dave Hannigan: 20 years of highs and lows in the US with sport at the centre
As my eldest son left home I reflected on the last two decades and the experiences of life
Taoiseach re-affirms commitment to survivors of sex abuse in day school
He made a commitment in opposition to set up an ex-gratia payment system
More than a super sub: Shane Dowling’s retirement a real blow to Limerick
He has a claim to be the most influential replacement in the history of hurling
Belfast Marathon postponed from May to September 20th
Race was originally scheduled for May 2nd, half-marathon pushed back to February 2021
Children’s rights advocate Louise O’Keeffe wins Spirit of Mother Jones Award
O’Keeffe dedicates award to victims of abuse in Irish schools
Joanne O’Riordan: Club football is most romantic contest around
Idea is simple: you play the game you love with the people you love, for the people you love
View from the summit so sweet again for St Finbarr’s
After ending a 33-year famine, famous Cork club face Dr Crokes in Munster semi-final
Ombudsman and watchdog seek expansion of abuse redress scheme
Judge reviewing compensation scheme to report within two weeks
Kiely confident his charges can rise to the biggest occasion
Limerick manager satisfied his team possess ability to overcome any nerves
Abuse survivors excluded from redress to take case to Europe
State has failed to implement O’Keeffe judgment, primary litigant John Allen alleges
Richard McEvoy holds nerve to claim maiden European tour title
Englishman held off Bryson DeChambeau among others in thrilling finish in Germany
Government defeated in Dáil vote on sex abuse redress scheme
TDs back Fianna Fáil motion on reforming system for victims of primary school abuse
Abuse survivors demand access to redress scheme
Dáil to vote today on whether to expand scheme set up following O’Keeffe judgment
School abuse victims ‘stonewalled’ by State compensation scheme
Survivors’ group says claims are being fought ‘tooth and nail’ by Department of Education
Last time Dublin beat Kerry by 12? Ask Jim Gavin
The GAA weekend that was: Further signs of the healthy state of Limerick hurling
Child abuse victims challenge Irish view of ECHR ruling
Survivors gather in Brussels to address committee of European Parliament
Corporate consultant and right-hand man to captains of Irish business
James Osborne obituary: born April 28th 1949 – died August 17th 2017
Cork Film Festival participates in European project
Only seven film festivals in Europe taking part in Audio Visual Access initiative
Government leaving victims of abuse in schools ‘high and dry’
Micheál Martin says State’s attitude is based on limiting people’s access to redress scheme
Call to boycott Tesco over ‘endangered’ white men claim
Politicians and business experts condemn chairman’s comments about UK boardrooms
McDonagh’s Digisoft back in growth after strategic review
Cork video software firm ‘growing sales at 40% annually’ and predicts sales to top €4m
Ploughing championships set attendance record
Cumulative visitor total tops 280,000 for three-day event to break new ground
John Kiely set to be named new Limerick hurling manager
Under-21 All-Ireland winning boss to be ratified by county board on Tuesday night
Archbishop says all allegations of clerical abuse must be reported
Recent Vatican document said it is ‘not necessarily’ bishop’s duty to report abuse claims
New bishops told abuse reporting ‘not necessarily’ their duty
Vatican document says new clerics should know laws but duty is to act on issues internally
Images released by US military depict Bush-era detainee abuse
Court ruling forces Pentagon to release photos after 12-year legal battle
Jihadist violence suddenly puts Turkey in EU’s sights
After Suruc horror, Turkey to ‘ramp up’ military response to Islamic State
Cork footballers look to apply hard lessons learned last year
Dramatic loss to Dublin in Allianz League semi-final put season in tailspin
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