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One in three consumers finds it difficult to manage portion sizes and most think it is only relevant to dieters, it has emerged.

The majority of people in Ireland claim to be physically active — more than half are members of a sports or fitness club, while solo activities have become more popular than team sports.

There’s a flippin’ tasty stack of events taking place for Pancake Tuesday, with good eggs all over the country using the occasion to whip up some much-needed funds for charity.

As the nation’s collective palate prepares to gorge on an egg-citing assortment of pancakes tomorrow, Roz Crowley teases our appetites with some foolproof sweet 'n' savoury recipes

Sean O’Sullivan, Dragon’s Den

If you’re not a fan of eggs or pancakes today might be a good time to go on a diet.

Mayo manager James Horan has accused RTÉ of influencing officials ahead of the All-Ireland final with a “biased” build-up in favour of Donegal.

A 45-year-old man extradited from Spain has been charged in connection with the largest-ever drugs haul in Ireland.

One of the suspected ringleaders of a botched multimillion-pound cocaine smuggling plot has been arrested after being extradited from Spain.

A British jury trying a mechanic accused of taking part in the biggest cocaine case ever seen in Ireland has retired to continue its deliberations today.

The three Englishmen who were on trial in the biggest drugs crime in the history of the State have been sentenced today.

The three Englishmen who were on trial in the biggest drugs crime in the history of the State were all convicted by a jury today after a day and a half of deliberations.

Jurors who have spent the summer listening to over 300 witnesses in the €440m cocaine trial brought their overnight bags to Cork Circuit Criminal Court today.

One of the men on trial in relation to the recovery of €440m worth of cocaine off the West Cork coast has a brother who was with the drug squad of the British Metropolitan Police, it emerged on the fourteenth day of the trial today.

An abandoned RIB-type boat was found at a pier in West Cork the day after the biggest drugs seizure in the history of the state in another bay in the area, one of the central investigating officers testified today on the seventh day of the trial.

The €440m cocaine trial in Cork heard today that the first coastguard officer at the scene suspected it was a drugs drop gone wrong.

The man who emerged from the sea in West Cork on the morning that €440m worth of cocaine was found floating in choppy waters was given assistance at a local farmhouse and told the farmer there was no need to alert the rescue services - a judge and jury was told today.