The Kerry squad’s last link to their 2006 and 2007 All-Ireland successes has been broken with the retirement of Killian Young.

The Kingdom's longest-serving player ends his inter-county career after 14 years in the green and gold.

Consistency, a clear mind, and classical music may have helped some of the country’s top students secure their impressive exam results.

When Cork blitzed Tipperary in the second half of a 15-point defeat at CIT on June 22, it was the third serious setback in a horror week that had begun with Nicole Walsh being airlifted from The Ragg unconscious and was followed by the resignation of manager Bill Mullaney for health reasons.

Armagh held off a powerful final quarter surge by comeback specialists Cork to earn a precious victory in Group 1 of the TG4 All-Ireland SFC at O’Connor Park in Tullamore.

Limerick have plenty of incentive to qualify for the Littlewoods Ireland camogie league Division 1 final when they make the journey to St Brendan’s Park in Birr tomorrow.

The Minister for Health Simon Harris has said that re-tendering the contract for the National Children's Hospital was not an option.

Though advised by medics to start their family in their 20s, many women often feel judged for having children before establishing their career or going on a world tour. Sharon Ní Chonchúir talks to three young mothers about the pros and cons

'Where's my seat - I've got sore feet,' was the message on placards to Bus Eireann this morning as 12 stranded Meath post-primary students walked some 10km to get to school.

A teenager whose older brother died of a muscle disease is staging a fundraiser in his memory.

They’ve a hearse outside — meet the Irish family who are set to give the Addams family a run for their money this Halloween.

They’ve a hearse outside — meet the Irish family who are set to give the Addams family a run for their money this Halloween.

The Cabinet had one very special summer meeting to attend away from Leinster House as Health Minister Simon Harris tied the knot.

Annie opens at the Opera House next week. Ciara McDonnell joins the cast in rehearsals to see what it takes to bring the musical to the stage

Sweet.

The River Island Design Bursary will give an invaluable insight to the trade, as winning student Caoimhe Hill explains to Carolyn Moore.

CCCahoots has done it again! This week they've taken Nanny 911 and made it their own.

Ever catch yourself in that situation where someone you much prefer from a distance says they'll tag along when you try to get away? Well, CCCahoots are experts judging by this two part sketch entitled, 'I'll go with ya!'

A regenerative flatworm could play a role in developing treatments for neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

Stephen Kenny is determined to justify his selection as the Philips Sports Manager of the Year by guiding Dundalk into the last 32 of the Europa League tonight.

Caring for children during the holidays is a whole new challenge for families with both parents working, says Andrea Mara

Our picks of what to watch on TV.

Ask and you shall receive.

Remember the kerfuffle that girl had with Three Ireland over the fada in her name?

Phone company Three have been criticised for suggesting that one of their users translate her name to English in order to use their online services.

Clodagh Finn talks to former world champion boxer Bernard Dunne about the benefits of exercise and healthy eating in the workplace.

Commuting from Kildare to Dublin every day, while paying a mortgage and rearing a family, James Lawless felt he understood much of his constituency.

IT’S the morning after Aoibheann McCaul’s first appearance on RTÉ 2’s mockumentary Hardy Bucks.

Twenty hopefuls faced the final cut for the ninth season of RTÉ One’s Operation Transformation in Dublin yesterday.

Gillian Treacy describes the death of her son, Ciarán, 4, in a crash caused by a drunken driver

The father of a baby girl who died shortly after birth in Limerick six years ago says he and his wife have now been told they cannot have any more children.

YESTERDAY was another long, harrowing day for Joan and John Mulcair, from Corbally, Limerick, who attended the inquest into the death after her birth of their daughter Caoimhe. A verdict of medical misadventure was reached.

Good morning. Here’s everything you need to know before you start your day.

“It’s a total disgrace what we had to do to obtain justice for our innocent baby Caoimhe.”

As a mother kissed her newborn baby in St Munchin’s Regional Maternity Hospital in Limerick, she was told her daughter was dying in her arms, an inquest heard.

A number of investigations are under way after 50 secondary school pupils had a “miracle” escape when their bus overturned in Co Cork yesterday morning.

St Barrahane’s, Castletownshend