The death of a school principal in the River Lee earlier this year bore all the hallmarks of an accident, Cork’s City coroner said yesterday.

Blackrock Flower and Garden Club will host DJ Murphy on Tuesday, October 7 for a talk and demonstration at the Ursuline Secondary school at 7.30pm. All welcome.

13,000 pupils take the challenge and learn the value of exercise, says Helen O’Callaghan.

Meet the queens of the Stone Age, who’ve proved they just don’t build them like they used to anymore.

A sister of a teenage GAA star told mourners how true it is that what makes your local team so special is that it is your teammates that will carry your coffin when you die.

As one of more than 55,000 students eagerly awaiting their Leaving Certificate results, Rebecca MacLehose was, last night, nervous but excited.

Transition year students are the focus of the ‘Future is Food’ drive to promote Irish artisan foods, launched by the Taste Council of Ireland and Bord Bia.

SHOCK, surprise and success on the treble for Tipp.

Knee problems forced Ireland’s most capped hockey player out of the international game, but Eimear Cregan told Alan Good the future of the sport is bright.

A special mass will be held in Tipperary this evening for one of the Irish victims of last month's Air France plane crash.

THE build-up to Cork’s 30th jazz festival began yesterday with the first of a series of free public concerts designed to broaden its appeal.

CBS Nenagh were top performers at last evening’s sessions of the Thomas Crosbie Holdings All Ireland’s Schools Quiz, held at Hayes Hotel in Thurles, Co Tipperary.