There is something eerily disconcerting about a stranger intruding on your personal space. Especially in a cinema.

The Armagh man — unlike practically everybody else — has made no secret of his desire for the job, and of all the abilities he may list on his patchy resume, availability may be the most prescient one.

It’s not even a year since US President Joe Biden stood on the banks of the river Moy and — as a self-proclaimed Son of Ballina — muttered the mother of all crowd pleasers “Oh, one more thing: Mayo for Sam!” It didn’t really matter what went before, ...

A friendly against the Asian Cup heroes would be a good idea.

There's one simple rule when you own an electric vehicle

The ball threw in throughout the divisions at the weekend. But how much does the league matter now? 

Despite predictions of their imminent demise, many humble bookshops are learning to survive and thrive, writes Colin Sheridan 

The inimitable anchorman is stepping down, one of a dying breed of anchors who delivered the news, without becoming it

Kevin McStay's consistency in communicating outward is admirable.

TV show 'Homeland' packed an incredible punch, writes Colin Sheridan