A 21-year-old man who sped from his bed in the early hours of the Feast of the Epiphany, after it suddenly came to light his girlfriend might be with another young man, ended up in court on a charge of dangerous driving.

Hurlers receiving a second yellow card, could be allowed a replacement, similar to the black card rule in football, after a wide ranging report by the GAA's Hurling 20/20 Committee was revealed at

Or is it Little Women’s Christmas?

THE 100th anniversary of the publication of James Joyce’s short-story collection, Dubliners, is marked this year by an iPad app dedicated to its famous coda, ‘The Dead’.

IF you follow tradition you will take down your Christmas tree today. January 6 is Little Christmas or Women’s Christmas and marks the end of the holiday. This seems to be a uniquely Irish custom. In Norway and Sweden the tradition is to take down the tree on January 13.

A multicultural mass is to be held at 6pm in Saint Mary’s Pro-Cathedral in Dublin tonight.

ITALIANS were taking their smoking breaks on the street yesterday after a law that bans smoking in bars, restaurants, offices and other public spaces came into force.

GOD must have been in the IFA, judging by the religious overtones that gripped the RDS yesterday for the association’s golden jubilee celebrations.

Researchers have advice for Spaniards grappling with the change over to Europe’s single currency on New Year’s Day: don’t even think about it while driving.

Today is the Feast of the Epiphany, or Little Christmas and it is time to take down the decorations.