Laurie O’Flynn visits a North Cork eco-friendly house which blends style, upcycling and fuel economy.

Dublin has got a major jobs boost this afternoon.

Kauto Star bows out as one of the greatest horses in the history of National Hunt racing.

Paul Nicholls has confirmed the incredible Kauto Star has run his final race.

We are getting revved up for Punchestown, which gets under way next week.

SIREN’S SONG was a hot topic of discussion after last Sunday’s racing in Navan and I have to say she won the Salsabil Stakes very well. I said last week I thought she might be good and she certainly indicated that with a strong finish to win by a length and a half.

Open Day will head to Cheltenham next month for the Fred Winter Juvenile Novices' Handicap Hurdle after notching consecutive wins under champion jockey Tony McCoy at Sandown.

THE million dollar question at Listowel today is can I win my fourth Kerry National?

LEADING jeweller Gerard Keane could be forgiven for keeping one eye on business as he took yesterday off and basked in glorious Adare sunshine for the opening day of the Irish Open.

August 9, 2005

They were queuing around the block to catch a glimpse of Ouija Board this morning as Newmarket trainer Ed Dunlop opened the doors to Gainsborough Stables.

DERMOT WELD is a realist, a high-class trainer who has more than stood the test of time.

The Quaker Community has thrown open its doors to the public today to mark the 350th anniversary of its establishment in Ireland.

DERMOT WELD yesterday expressed surprise his Refuse To Bend figures so prominently in the market for the English 2,000 Guineas.