During the Dublin Fringe festival, Override will explore our relationship with technology and how it will effect human relationships, writes Padraic Killeen

An ambulance transporting a young patient from Donegal to Dublin broke down outside Letterkenny, so another vehicle had to be called to continue the journey.

Checking your symptoms online rather than visiting the family doctor is leading to growing levels of “cyberchondria” — where patients believe themselves to be far sicker than they actually are.

Limerick 0 Shamrock Rovers 2: Limerick FC may avoid the drop if they beat Sligo Rovers away in their final game of the season next Friday.

TV3 bring you live coverage from the RWC as New Zealand play Namibia.

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Irish commercial diving expert Eoin McGarry has dived on the wreck of the RMS Lusitania more than anyone else alive. Since his first dive on the wreck over 15 years ago, he has spent more time than anyone else in and around its deck, in pitch darkness 90m below the waves some 18km off the Old Head of Kinsale in Cork.

Today marks the 57th anniversary of the Munich Air Disaster. 23 people died in total that day, including eight journalists.

Here's what to watch on the TV tonight.

Stunned neighbours of a man shot dead in the North have spoken of their horror at the killing.

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Two fifths of people in the US will develop Type 2 diabetes during their lifetime, a major study suggests

The owners of a salon gutted by a fire which forced the evacuation of a major shopping centre have vowed to be back in business within days.

A student pepper-sprayed a lone gunman who had already killed one man at a US university while he paused to reload, helping to prevent more deaths, police have said.

A lone gunman armed with a shotgun and a knife opened fire in a Seattle university building, killing one person before a student subdued him with pepper spray as he tried to reload.

Our pick of what’s best on the box tonight.

Gardaí say the mother and three children at the centre of a Child Rescue Ireland Alert have been found safe and well.

Gregg Wallace insists he "did what any bloke would do" by hitting a man who was "disrespectful" to his girlfriend.

'MasterChef' judge Gregg Wallace brawled with a man and punched him in the face for allegedly groping his girlfriend, it was reported.

THE CURSE of MasterChef? It’s the opposite, says John Torode, as the eighth series of Celebrity MasterChef returns to television last Wednesday night.

Footprint Upon Water

Following his death at the age of 86, numerous tributes have been paid to Malcolm Brodie, the veteran Belfast Telegraph football writer who covered every World Cup from 1954 to 2006.

They had streamed through the gates of Ravenhill many times before, but never for an occasion like this.

Hungry Tea is just one of the exciting arts projects under way in unusual venues around Cork, writes Tina O’Sullivan

Manchester United have accepted an apology from Manchester City over a controversial placard held up by Carlos Tevez during their title celebrations.

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Harry Gregg has opened up about the 1958 crash, writes David Young

Wexford propelled themselves back into the Division 3 promotion race with a deserved two-point victory over Roscommon at Wexford Park yesterday.

Shelina Permalloo has been crowned the winner of Britain's 'MasterChef' by judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace who said she brings “sunshine to a plate”.

DROGHEDA UNITED eased their relegation worries when goals in each half by Dinny Corcoran and Philip Hand gave them a narrow victory over Bray Wanderers at the Carlisle Grounds last night.

BRAY WANDERERS ended a run of four successive league defeats to move into sixth place in the Premier Division table with a narrow victory over a battling UCD at Belfield last night.

INSPIRED by two early goals from English striker Matthew Blinkhorn, Sligo Rovers made it eight competitive matches unbeaten with an easy victory over outclassed Bray Wanderers at the Carlisle Grounds last night.

DANNY NORTH’S penalty sent St Pat’s top of the Airtricity League Premier Division as they made the most of Sligo’s win over Shamrock Rovers.

St Patrick's Athletic 1 Bray Wanderers 0

GOALS in each half from striker Christy Fagan enabled Bohemians to snatch their first win in four league games and clip the wings of previously high-flying Bray Wanderers at the Carlisle Grounds last night.

Bray Wanderers 1 Bohemians 2

BRAY WANDERERS’ excellent season continued in Terryland Park last night with Pat Devlin’s side climbing to second following a comfortable win over Galway United.

AN own-goal by skipper-for-the-night Stephen Quigley’s settled this dour contest at Hunky Dorys Park as Bray Wanderers continued their remarkable Premier Division run.

We Are Besieged

A BRILLIANTLY struck 64th minute opportunist goal by winger Jake Kelly gave Bray Wanderers a deserved victory over leaders Shamrock Rovers in a hugely entertaining Airtricity Premier Division clash at a windswept Carlisle Grounds last night.

BRAY WANDERERS continue to enjoy a magnificent start to the new season having held Derry City at the Brandywell last night.

TEENAGER Conor Murphy was the hero for Bray as his dramatic last-minute goal got them back on the winning track after a tense clash at the Carlisle Grounds last night.

Sligo Rovers 3 Bray Wanderers 1