It’s something that veteran Kerry footballer Aidan O’Mahony has yet to figure out — how his eye fell on a young fan in the crowd just minutes after his team’s victory in the recent All-Ireland final. 

HE still spins around Killarney on his bike at 55, looking as fresh as paint, uncreased by the stresses of life and Kerry’s roller-coaster ride to Croke Park.

Ireland manager Mick Kearney’s fascinating insight into a magical Six Nations climax in Paris.

Who owns 1916 and what can we learn from the 1966 50th celebrations of the Rising wonders Diarmaid Ferriter

WALKING into the Dragons’ Den, entrepreneurs usually expecting a roasting.

THE man who made headlines last week for hanging Cork flags from his apartment has put his money where his mouth is to help paint his native city red and white.

WHAT’S a rebel without a cause.

I WISH to express my concerns with the current situation as regards the pharmacy contract.

YOUR historian columnist Diarmaid Ferriter advocates a Labour /Fine Gael merger (Irish Examiner, December 28).