New high-tech billboard ads are set to target people on the streets.

With Donegal running one of the smallest football panels in the country and one of the largest backroom teams, it’s not stretching things much to suggest there are now more people operating outside the whitewash than inside.

Two TV shows, a five star hotel and a new book – just how, asks Carolyn Moore, does Francis Brennan do it?

A judge who heard days of evidence about bad blood between neighbours over a house extension said the two parties were very foolish but only one was before the court.

To mark Father’s Day, Ruth O’Connor asks celebrities to write a letter to their dads. The emotional results reveal the incredible bond between Irish fathers and their sons.

With party season pending, our thoughts turn to festive fashion. Opera Lane has been influenced by the lady eclectic – a colourful muse inspired by the maximalism of the 70s and early 80s where baubles and furs flirt shamelessly with masculine cuts and heaps of attitude.

We have no qualms about age-related vision loss, but are slow to react when our ears fails us, despite the threat this poses to our safety and social lifes, writes Margaret Jennings.

A local has emerged as the €2.3m-plus buyer of a Killarney town-centre, modern, retail-based investment property called The Courtyard.

AT Our Lady’s Hospital for Sick Children, Crumlin, the objective is always to give every sick child every chance every time.

YOUNG READERS: Eason is hoping to engage and inspire young readers during this year’s Children’s SpringFest, with its first ever Read-a-thon.

If I were a farmer, I would have been angry for many years at the extremely negative way in which farmers are portrayed in TV advertising campaigns.

Credit unions, the National Concert Hall, one of the German retail discounters, a savings bank, An Post, and Penneys are the among the companies and brands that score best in delivering satisfaction to Irish customers, a major survey has found.

An umpire was rushed to Specsavers for a check-up after this truly horrendous call at an U-16 football match last weekend.

A sizeable retail investment in one of Killarney town’s most central modern developments, the Courtyard, has come for sale on behalf of three private investors, offering a c 12% return to a new owner.

SHOE retailers Skechers have found a second Cork shopping mall footprint, taking a 2,400 sq ft-plus mezzanine vacated by A-Wear at the Wilton Shopping Centre.

No, not really.

Soccer superstar Lionel Messi has signed a three-year contract to promote the Dutch-manufactured Space Scooter, available exclusively at Smyths in Ireland.

Ah here. See how long it takes you to spot the snafu in this ad.

A judge has told man who tried to rob a pensioner on her way home from bingo that he "should have gone to Specsavers" after he paid a back-handed compliment to the woman by saying he thought she was 36 years old and not in her 80s.

A four-storey office block in Limerick city, which has the Office of Public Works as a sitting tenant, sold for €3.25m at an Allsop’s auction at the RDS yesterday.

Icebergs, polar bears, and a stranded pedalo — it sounds more like the beginning of a Disney blockbuster than a children’s competition, but that’s where the crucial ingredient of imagination comes in.

Sooner or later Limerick hurling will stop breaking mirrors, walking under ladders or whatever superstition it is they seem to keep doing.

The father of a 14-year-old girl who ended her life after enduring months of online bullying had told his daughter to stop using a controversial website in the run-up to her death.

Controversial question-and-answer website Ask.fm has announced it will be implementing a number of changes to improve safety.

The GAA have allayed fears Hawk-Eye’s future in the sport is in trouble after it was suspended in Croke Park yesterday following a debatable decision in the All-Ireland minor semi-final.

Controversial social media website ask.fm has said it will carry out a full and independent audit of the site and its safety features, following widespread criticism of its response to cyberbullying.

The founders of the website linked to the suicide of British teenager Hannah Smith, as well as two Irish girls, said they could reveal the names of anonymous bullies to the police.

Pressure is growing on one of the web’s most controversial social networking sites as a raft of major brands have pulled adverts — because of its lacklustre response tocyberbullying.

The website linked to the suicide of British teenager Hannah Smith, as well as two Irish girls, is facing a backlash after several major companies decided to withdraw advertising from the site.

Croke Park Stadium Director Peter McKenna says the new Hawk-Eye system will offer far more than just score detection data when it is implemented this summer.

History will be made at Croke Park on Saturday, June 1 when the GAA's new Hawk-Eye points detection technology is used for the first time during the Leinster SFC quarter-final double header.

It’s the remarkable lost and found story that might just ring a bell.

The Irish Council Against Blood Sports has urged Limerick Racecourse to stop hosting an annual hare coursing meeting at its venue.

A driver was left red-faced after crashing into an opticians.

The Football Association today confirmed it has written to Roberto Mancini and Harry Redknapp over their criticism of referees following Manchester City and QPR’s St Stephen's Day defeats.

Harry Redknapp urged the officials in charge of his side’s 2-1 home defeat to West Brom to visit the opticians after a number of controversial decisions left his side bottom of the table.

Carrying the name of one of the most famous yachts to ever sail out of Crosshaven in Cork, the bar the Moonduster Inn is due a sale rendezvous at the next Allsops auction early December.