Organisation: University of Notre Dame

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The game is due to take place in the Aviva Stadium.

sport

Final decision on American football game to be held in Dublin due in June

The organisers of a college football game scheduled to take place in Dublin in August say a decision on whether the event goes ahead is expected in June.

Rusting machinery on the island. Picture: Dan MacCarthy

home and gardens

The islands of Ireland: Inishark - The island of hardship

Ireland team face the Haka in a shape of eight in memory of Anthony Foley of Munster 5/11/2016

rugby

IRFU says they are open to another Chicago showdown with New Zealand

news

Tragic rower Ailish Sheehan’s parents ‘so thrilled with the life she led’

celebrity

Liam Neeson-narrated 1916 Easter Rising documentary to be broadcast all over the world

general

Father Ted makes me proud to be a Catholic, US Vice President says

Hillary's choice: anger her family or anger the Irish

Hillary Clinton has a big political decision to make, a choice that pits political allegiances against family loyalty, and Irish-Americans are in the middle of her dilemma, writes Bette Browne

Mon, 10 Mar, 2014

Chair of institute has plagiarism ruling overturned

An external investigation has found that Institute of Technology Tralee (ITT) chairman Flan Garvey committed unintentional plagiarism in a 2008 master’s thesis but this has been overturned on a technical appeal.

Sat, 04 May, 2013

Sports star probed for girlfriend hoax

American football star Manti Te’o is facing questions over whether he was really duped by a bizarre lie about a fake dead girlfriend.

Sat, 19 Jan, 2013

External academics probe plagiarism claim against college chair

Three external academics have been chosen to investigate allegations of plagiarism against IT Tralee chairman Flan Garvey.

Tue, 08 Jan, 2013

Thousands enjoy 'inclusive' St Patrick's Day parades

More than half a million people packed Dublin city centre today as the annual St Patrick’s Day parade got under way.

Sat, 17 Mar, 2012

Visitor numbers - We must try to build on positive year

The number of overseas visitors to Ireland increased in 2011 for the first time in four years.

Fri, 30 Dec, 2011

US colleges provide timely alternative

While Ireland remains a popular study option for US students, equally a world of educational opportunity awaits the Irish stateside with a range of financial supports on offer, writes Education Correspondent Niall Murray

Tue, 04 Jan, 2011

Obama says both sides must bridge abortion divide

PRESIDENT Barack Obama strode head-on yesterday into the stormy abortion debate and told graduates at America’s leading Roman Catholic university that both sides must stop demonising one another.

Mon, 18 May, 2009

Notre Dame coach relishing Irish trip

The basketball stars of University of Notre Dame are set to begin pre-season tour to Ireland next week, taking on the senior men’s teams of Ireland, Poland and Iceland.

Thu, 07 Aug, 2008

GOAL's John O'Shea to receive honorary doctorate

GOAL founder John O'Shea is to receive an honorary doctorate from the University of Notre Dame in the US.

Sun, 18 May, 2008

Sheen to receive Brando award

Acting great Martin Sheen is set for another major honour as a social activist and movie star - he'll collect the Marlon Brando Award for his career and humanitarian efforts at fourth annual Stella By Starlight gala benefit on March 17.

Sun, 09 Mar, 2008

Gates gives $20m for malaria research

The world's richest man, Bill Gates, has donated almost $20m (€13.9m) to fund research into malaria, it was announced today.

Mon, 29 Oct, 2007

Academic 'shocked' by collusion in loyalist murders'

A US academic today spoke of his shock at the extent of apparent security force collusion in loyalist paramilitary murders in the North.

Mon, 06 Nov, 2006

Legal experts find British collusion in 24 loyalist attacks

A human rights investigation has found 'credible evidence' of police and British Army collusion in 74 sectarian murders during the Troubles in the North.

Mon, 06 Nov, 2006

Fighting talk allows sober realisation

On St Patrick’s Day many people in the United States assert that there are really only two kinds of people — “the Irish and those who wish they were (Irish)”.

Mon, 17 Mar, 2003