Cork City 3 Waterford FC 0

Limerick FC 0 Waterford FC 2... Waterford FC chalked up their sixth win of the season after striking either side of the break at Markets Field last night.

Dundalk 1 - Waterford Utd 0: A 94th minute own goal from Garry Comerford sent Dundalk soaring above Waterford into second place in the table after a dramatic finish at Oriel Park last night.

The Wren’s Day tradition has survived in a particular way in Dingle, writes Majella O’Sullivan

Waterford FC 4 - Cobh Ramblers 0: Waterford FC have moved nine points clear at the summit of the SSE Airtricity League First Division with a comprehensive 4-0 win over second placed Cobh Ramblers in their battle at the RSC on Friday night last.

The league’s hottest property, Seanie Maguire, brought his goals haul to 16 for the season.

Champions in 2015, Clonmel Commercials had some anxious moments before getting the better of Cahir 0-21 to 3-8 in the Tipperary SFC first round at New Inn.

A man has been jailed for life for stabbing his neighbour to death following a drunken row.

Three major exhibitions are to be held in Cork this week dealing with the potential for flooding in a number of areas and what measures can be taken to mitigate against it.

John Martin closes the front door of his uncle Nick Power’s house behind him and makes for the top of Oxmantown road. His instruction, from there, is to turn right onto North Circular Road and head in the direction of the City centre until Croke Park presents itself in the Dublin skyline. Martin, having never been to Croker, hasn’t one iota where he’s going.

A man with a gun to his head was told “don’t be a hero” during an armed raid. Yesterday, he settled his damages claim against a Dublin bookmaker.

A classical musician in England has been found guilty of murdering his world-renowned concert pianist wife after beating and strangling her to death.

IS Paul Howard an evil genius who manufactured the siege of Vico Road for his own ends? Howard is the prolific author of the Ross O’Carroll Kelly columns and novels.

Relations of those who died on the Titanic have gathered in the city where the doomed liner was built to commemorate the anniversary of the sinking.

Improved river defences, facilities for storing floodwater, and changes to the way that Cork’s dams operate are some of the proposals to be examined as part of the city’s €100m flood relief programme.

Insurance customers who are being refused insurance because they live close to a river — even though they live on a steep incline — should be using insurance brokers to fight their cause.

A baby girl, who was injured in a car accident two days before she was born, has been awarded almost €18,000 for personal injury damages.

A sweeping pensions shake-up would see people forced to work longer, hand over more of their income, and be means tested on payments they receive.

Ireland should make its pension system simpler and fairer so that everyone gets sufficient income for a decent standard of living in retirement, according to international advisers.

I read your report (Jan 29) on an article by John Martin of the Center for Research and Globalization in Montreal, Canada on a part of our history that is not on the national consciousness yet, like the Great Famine. But it is getting there.

One of the last letters from the Titanic is to go on display this summer at the new Belfast visitors’ centre dedicated to the liner.

Farmer John Martin Nyhan’s makeover shows that ‘Best Dressed’ isn’t just for the ladies, says Tricia Tyson

Tipperary’s ambitions of retaining their All-Ireland MFC crown remain intact after they staved off the determined challenge of Cork in an engaging Munster semi-final clash in Páirc Uí Chaoimh last night.

An ecumenical church service to mark the 100-year anniversary of the Titanic’s sinking was held at St Colman’s Cathedral in Cobh yesterday.

A minute's silence was held today as a memorial was opened in Belfast marking the centenary of the sinking of the Titanic.

Health Minister James Reilly has announced the make-up of the review group to consider the decision of an Bord Pleanála to refuse planning permission for the National Children's Hospital.

The family of an officer who chose to go down with the Titanic have appealed for help to return to his home city a letter he sent from the doomed liner.

Employers could be forced to pay €188 a week per worker for up to four weeks under plans to make them shoulder some of the cost of illness benefit.

Social Protection Minister Joan Burton has defended moves to force employers to pay for workers’ sick leave, saying they stand to gain most from the new measures.

A SENIOR director at the OECD has said that it could take up to 10 years for Ireland’s employment levels to return to normal — contradicting IBEC’s recent forecast of five years.

ONE great former sporting captain watched as another opened a new €2 million tourism infrastructure project in the lakeside town of Killaloe yesterday.

HUNDREDS of postal workers yesterday paid a poignant farewell to their Limerick colleague who died last Thursday when his mail delivery bike collided with a vehicle on his morning round.

CORK boss Brian Cuthbert has made three changes for tomorrow night’s Munster MFC semi-final against Clare in Ennis from the team that previously defeated the Banner outfit in the first round last month.

THE dream factory off the South Circular Road, down the lane that runs alongside to the National Stadium, is not what you’d expect.

Taoiseach Brian Cowen denied today that civil servants were getting bonuses despite salary top-ups to reward “exceptional merit”.

Scotland winger Thom Evans has returned from Wales to continue his recuperation from two neck operations.

Series leaders Team Ireland will start both the sprint and feature races for tomorrow‘s New Zealand A1GP from pole after Adam Carroll dominated qualifying at Taupo.

Shamrock Rovers welcome back Darragh Maguire from suspension for their final game of the season against Finn Harps tonight, with Harps needing a victory at Finn Park if they are to have a chance of staying in the Premier Division.

UCC’s decision to permit experimentation on human embryos is utterly incredible in light of the fact that there are real alternatives.

Shamrock Rovers will play their last home game on the road as they take on Derry City at Tolka Park tonight, kick-off 8pm.

Sligo Rovers take on Shamrock Rovers at the Showgrounds in Saturday’s Premier Division clash, kick-off 8.00pm.

Shamrock Rovers 1 St Patrick's Athletic 3

Darragh Maguire returns for Shamrock Rovers as they take on Bray Wanderers at Tolka park tonight, kick-off 8pm.

Shamrock Rovers will be looking for victory in tonight's televised Dublin derby with arch rivals Bohemians at Tolka Park (kick-off 7.35pm).