Clongowes Wood College produced a devastating finish against Castleknock College at Donnybrook to reach their first Leinster Schools Senior Cup decider since 2014.

The former operator of the National Aquatic Centre (NAC) is not entitled to damages over being pursued to pay VAT on the lease for the Abbotstown centre, the Court of Appeal has ruled.

“It’s a total disgrace what we had to do to obtain justice for our innocent baby Caoimhe.”

As a mother kissed her newborn baby in St Munchin’s Regional Maternity Hospital in Limerick, she was told her daughter was dying in her arms, an inquest heard.

YESTERDAY was another long, harrowing day for Joan and John Mulcair, from Corbally, Limerick, who attended the inquest into the death after her birth of their daughter Caoimhe. A verdict of medical misadventure was reached.

Further irregularities have emerged in the Irish Greyhound Board’s (IGB) costly effort to recover from a collapsed gentleman’s agreement that had underpinned the construction of its new €23m stadium in Limerick.

A builder who earned €1.3m preparing the land for Limerick’s new greyhound stadium owned a stake in the firm that backed out of a gentleman’s agreement to do the work for free.

HE WAS heralded as its “white knight” for giving crucial support to a flagging development agenda.

YOU thought conditions at the Clare senior hurling final were bad on Sunday last?

A SPLENDIDLY-TAKEN try by second row Brian Mulcair in the 38th minute was the difference between the sides in this Avonmore Milk Munster Schools Junior Cup quarter-final replay played at Dooradoyle yesterday.

A LONDON-based spread betting company is suing Limerick businessman Pat Mulcair for €1.8 million, which was allegedly overpaid to him by mistake last June but has not been returned.

SCOTT DEASY’S staggering 69th-minute conversion from the right touch line and into a fierce crosswind saw Presentation College emerge victorious in this Avonmore Milk Munster Schools Senior Cup semi-final at Dooradoyle yesterday.

AN agreement of April 30, 2003, appeared to contemplate all pool receipts from the €62 million National Aquatic Centre (NAC) were to be paid into an account in the sole name of Limerickman Pat Mulcair.