Innovative Dublin company Beats Medical has created an app which turns a smartphone into a medical device used to deliver treatment for Parkinson’s disease.

The internet, increased automation, and permission to express emotion, has in one generation, changed life radically for us says Richard Fitzpatrick

Richard Fitzpatrick (Features, Jan 16) treaded a tricky line relating the ‘evidence’ collated by Nassir Ghaemi and Ian Robertson to validate “links between leadership and mental health” and “how power affects your brain”, etc.

You don’t have to spend a sleigh-load of money to visit a Christmas market. Continental-style chalets are popping up all over Ireland. Pól Ó Conghaile picks some of the best

The Dublin footballers do not have to look far for someone to explain to them the challenges that face a team attempting to reclaim their All-Ireland crown.

Alan Brogan warns inter-county players will most likely look to be remunerated if the GAA decide to legalise payments of managers.

WAKE up, switch on the radio, tune into the morning news and get your daily dose of doom and gloom.

THE dream to turn one of Waterford city’s most historic sites into a place of pilgrimage with a visitor centre of international standard becomes reality this Friday.

Police have smashed a global internet paedophile ring with more than 700 suspects worldwide, a British law enforcement agency said today.

Rolls-Royce’s chief executive said today that China was the British carmaker’s fastest-growing market this year, with sales there up by more than 50%.

Versatile Dublin forward Ian Robertson has confirmed his retirement from inter-county football, owing to injury.

A parasitic worm may hold the key to treating some major lung and skin diseases, a team of Irish-based scientists revealed today.

The former head of BMW’s South African operations has been given the job of running the company’s Rolls-Royce luxury car division

Always one of the great rivalries in Gaelic football, if not the greatest, Kerry and Dublin go head to head today for a place in the All-Ireland semi-finals.

ALL of a sudden the Bank of Ireland football championship has taken on an exciting look.

THE Dublin management know they’ll need to raise their standard to compete with Kerry in Saturday week’s Bank of Ireland football quarter-final in Croke Park.

Dublin 1-14 Roscommon 0-13

Dublin 1-17 Longford 0-11

Dublin 1-13 Leitrim 0-4

SELECTOR Dave Billings has rejected the notion that Dublin are simply the same old team underachieving with the same old faces as they look to continue their progress through the qualifiers in Leitrim tomorrow.

Dublin's ace duo Dessie Farrell and Ian Robertson both played in a challenge game against Derry last night in a boost to the county's All-Ireland qualifier hopes.

DUBLIN manager Tommy Lyons offered his resignation to the County Board following their Leinster SFC defeat to Westmeath at Croke Park.

Injury-plagued Ian Robertson has suffered yet another setback in his bid to return to the Dublin football ranks.

ATHLONE IT are worried about the fitness of Trevor Mortimer for today’s home Datapac Sigerson Cup clash with University of Jordanstown.

TRALEE Institute of Technology will include Kerry seniors Donal Daly and Colm Cooper for tomorrow’s Sigerson Cup clash with Dundalk IT at Stradbally, Co. Laois.

Dublin club side Ballymun Kickhams have hit the history books with the first-ever floodlit Astroturf GAA pitch in Ireland.

Leading sports lawyers, finance and football chiefs were gathering at Scotland’s national football stadium today to discuss the future of the game.

Dublin are unchanged for Saturday's All-Ireland Football Quarter-Final

Dublin are unchanged for Saturday's All-Ireland Football Quarter-Final

Dublin manager Tommy Carr has kept faith with the same 15 that dispatched Sligo in the final round of All-Ireland Football Qualifiers for Saturday's crunch Quarter-Final against Kerry at Semple Stadium.

The outcome of the first of the Leinster football semi-finals in Croke Park yesterday had as much to do with Dublin achieving their victory as Offaly allowed a chance of advancing to slip through their fingers.

It was an intense and close battle as Ian Robertson's 40-minute punched goal helped Dublin to an eventual two-point win over Offaly in the Leinster Senior Football Championship semi-final at Croke Park.

Ian Robertson and U-21 star Wayne McCarthy will replace Ciaran Whelan and Jason Sherlock for Sunday's NFL clash with Donegal.