A brace of goals from Conor Geaney, one in each half, allowed Dingle to coast into the Munster club SFC Final in a fortnight’s time following this extremely comfortable victory over Mungret St Paul’s ...

Ballsbridge had a lot going on this Saturday evening. Between soccer matches on Lansdowne Road and Dublin Loves Christmas - an outdoor festive event - cars sat bumper to bumper on roads and many local ...

Surely this game will top the list as one of the craziest, madcap Test matches there has been for some time, if indeed ever.

As Ireland feasted on Troy mania, supped from a cup brimming with a new-found love for the national team and had thoughts of a jaunt to the USA next year that would be giddier than the most joyful of ...

Two of the best rugby teams in the world locked horns in Dublin last night and by God was it a mess. Unfortunately, we saw the worst of Test rugby rather than the best.

The amalgamation of the GAA with LGFA and the Camogie Association is supposedly on course for 2027. Don’t hold your breath, even if someone as eminent as Mary McAleese is chairing the Steering Group ...

For Camille Rosenfeld and her husband James Hayes, ending their six-month-long stint as caretakers of the remote Great Blasket Island was so difficult that they ended up staying longer than planned.

With four serving gardaí and a retired superintendent facing serious charges of unlawfully interfering in road-­traffic prosecutions, it is not just their reputations that are on the stand.

Naturally enough, the giddiness has been general all over Ireland since the wonder of Portugal and the miracle of Budapest.

Rugby has been a mess this November and never was that more evident than during a chaotic, confusing first half at the Aviva Stadium last night.

Rugby has been a mess this November and never was that more evident than during a chaotic, confusing first half at the Aviva Stadium last night.

Kilcoo have once again booked their place in the Ulster final, and once again, they comfortably bore the weight of being labelled as the ‘favourites’ in their victory over Erne Gaels.