The New York Times came to Ireland to look for secret charms and seventh sons. This is what it found
Belief in the benefits of the cure is still a way of life in pockets of the island
Seán Moran: Time for the other side of the amateurism coin to come under scrutiny
Workload on intercounty players must be key consideration of new championship proposals
An Post reports €10m loss as pandemic increases costs
Company reported profit of €33m last year before depreciation
How the GAA wove its way through the black summer of 1981
Association had to tread lightly through volatile situation in which members were involved
Seán Moran: Club GAA will be reluctant to return to ha’penny place
Covid-19 pandemic has turned finances upside down and put clubs in the box seat
Jack Charlton era made GAA sit up and realise its greatest strength
Initially seen as an existential threat, the era taught Gaelic games the power of the big occasion
Seán Moran: Marking the departure point in the making of a Rebel double
Cork's 1990 football and hurling double gave the GAA a landmark in a challenging year
‘Fenian games’, letters from Sinn Féin and the birth of GAA on BBC NI
Jimmy Smyth, Peter McGinnity and Jim Neilly remember the golden days
An Post lines up mortgage market entry as profits rocket
Profit at organisation grew to €40m last year with a move to mortgage market planned for 2020
An Post sells One4all in €100m deal
Fintech Blackhawk Network buys Gift Voucher Shop, the company behind the gift token
Brexit: ‘It is an unknown and nobody likes uncertainty’
Border businesses feel their way in the dark as ‘Brexpo’ get-ready tour reaches Monaghan
High-flying Cuala not resting on their laurels
Serving a huge catchment area brings its own challenges for South Dublin club
The people of Mayo know the All-Ireland curse is a contrived nonsense
Oral histories show the legend has grown in stature during recent All-Ireland final losses
Brexit ‘possibly most critical event for the GAA in our lifetime’
‘Tyrone talks’ series will discuss issues on the eve of Article 50 being triggered
Falling at the first fence: the RDS and a PR own goal for the GAA
Decision to stop Dublin sharing a double bill with soccer tie exposed sharp divisions
Mayo All-Ireland winner in 1950 and 1951 passes away
Fr Peter Quinn, one of last three surviving members of double-winning team, laid to rest
Championsip 2015: In the hot summer of 1995 Clare left a crater in the hurling landscape
The Banner were like a boulder that landed from a clear blue sky
Limerick school principal describes strike action as ‘absolute disgrace’
Teachers speak of worry continuous assessment will damage relationship with students
Sean Quinn’s nephew declared bankrupt in Belfast
Joint liquidators of IBRC obtain bankruptcy order against fugitive Peter Darragh Quinn
Leaving Cert physics, chemistry and accounting papers
Final week of Leaving Cert for 14,000 students coincides with start of heatwave
Archbishop says supporting Mayo in All-Ireland finals ‘our Via Dolorosa’
Will 2013 see an end to a vale of tears which has prevailed since 1989
Gilmore to raise Quinn debts with Ukrainian PM
Disputed shopping centre in Kiev focus of ongoing legal dispute over Quinn debts
Maths and radioactivity on rewarding Leaving Certificate physics paper
Surprises and challenges in accountancy
Quinn Jnr offers €75,000 towards purging contempt
Court hears of alternative financial proposal to avoid sale of home
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