Around 100 people have protested outside Government Buildings against Brexit.

New Notts County owner Alan Hardy has revealed that manager John Sheridan was sacked for gross misconduct following his expletive-laden rant at match officials.

For all the superlatives rightly thrown in the direction of Joe Schmidt’s team the past couple of days, one aspect of Soldier Field has probably still not been fully appreciated.

What are small and successful food businesses up to asks Kehlan Kirwan? And what traits do people who made a success in food start-ups have? 

When so many young players spend more effort chasing fortunes instead of footballs, it is refreshing to discover that Anthony O’Connor does exactly the opposite.

Same as it ever was… Same as it ever was… Same as it ever was… Same as it ever was… Same as it ever was… Same as it ever was… Same as it ever was… Same as it ever was.

Westmeath chairman John Sheridan has slammed John Heslin’s remarks claiming senior footballers have not been paid expenses for the past four months.

Arlene Harris meets three people who are supplementing their daytime incomes by embarking on very different second careers at night.

Co Kildare firm Equilume is onto a winner with a light mask that brings the breeding season of mares forward to meet industry timelines, and even has the ability to reduce jetlag, writes Trish Dromey.

A break from the norm for a bit of light relief this week, if only to mark David Moyes’ sudden change in fortunes on Wednesday night.

Walking through the streets of Cork city, Conor Hourihane blends in with the crowd.

For Andy Reid, it must have been just like old times. Five years ago he earned his 25th international cap in an end-of-campaign knockabout against Wales under interim gaffer Don Givens.

For 25 years, there has been a question that Ronnie Whelan has always meant to ask Tony Galvin.

Paschal Carmody said yesterday “it is very hurtful” that he has had to spend millions of euro to defend his innocence over the past nine years.

Newly-promoted Newport have been handed an exciting trip to Championship side Brighton in the first round of the Capital One Cup.

His official title might be Goalkeeping Coach but, as far as the media are concerned, Alan Kelly also doubles as a superb tour guide for trips down memory lane.

Plymouth have confirmed former Republic of Ireland star John Sheridan is their new manager.

Two false pretence charges remain outstanding against Paschal Carmody after his acquittal yesterday of nine counts of obtaining monies by deception from two families of terminally-ill cancer patients.

A former doctor from Co Clare has gone on trial accused of defrauding the families of two terminally ill cancer patients by promising them a cure.

Love knows no bounds for one Donegal couple — the love of football that is.

Former Republic of Ireland midfielder John Sheridan has been sacked as manager of npower League Two side Chesterfield.

It would seem curious to tear up a four-year plan at the 11th hour, but in light of Trap’s long-held determination to Do A Greece, his admission that Ireland might change tactics during this next nine days shouldn’t be too surprising.

When it comes to ranking my shameful confessions, this one doesn’t quite make it to the top spot.

Trying to find the hidden messages behind today’s clash at the Aviva Stadium.

It is a continuing conceit of the human condition that allows us believe we are regularly blazing trails.

AFTER the taking of Tallinn, we were officially on Phase 4B of the circle of managerial life — as devised by you-know-who and applied to every Ireland gaffer in recent memory, except perhaps Gilesy.

STEVE STAUNTON was obviously disappointed.

Travellers made homeless after being evicted from an illegal site in the UK are set to ask senior judges to rule that they have a right to be re-homed in caravans or offered pitches.

TRAINER Gordon Elliott enjoyed a double on the opening day of the four-day Tramore festival last night.

A €21 million acquisition by Cork-based technology manufacturer PCH International will lead to the creation of jobs in Ireland.

FORMER GP Paschal Carmody is not the conman the prosecution is suggesting but a man who has given his life to the treatment of illnesses of the young and old, his counsel has claimed.

FORMER GP Paschal Carmody said a cancerous tumour and multiple lesions in the body of his brother, Peter, disappeared after he administered to him photodynamic therapy (PDT) treatment and other treatments.

FORMER Clare GP Paschal Carmody told a jury that he never promised 15-year-old Conor O’Sullivan a cure for his cancer.

THE doctor who administered photodynamic therapy (PDT) treatment to two terminally ill cancer patients under the care of Dr Paschal Carmody had been struck off in the US, a court has heard.

A SENIOR medic agreed the results of the care given by former GP Paschal Carmody to nine terminally ill cancer patients were “exceptional”.

PHOTODYNAMIC therapy given to two terminally ill cancer patients by Paschal Carmody “was merely an excuse to extract large sums of cash from them knowing that the treatment would be of little benefit”.

A DAUGHTER of a deceased 58-year-old cancer victim told a court how Dr Paschal Carmody told her father that he would cure his cancer.

LOUTH made it three wins from three in Division 3B with a 1-14 to 0-14 point win over Fingal at Swords.

AS the Premier League season heads towards an exciting climax – arguably the most gripping since Michael Thomas galloped through the heart of the Liverpool defence on May 26, 1989 – it’s worth remembering that, despite its cosmopolitan values, English football remains one of the tightest closed shops in the sporting world.

BARCELONA president Joan Laporta has lashed out at Real Madrid and lambasted his counterpart Florentino Perez for “distorting” the transfer market after the €65 million world-record signing of Kaka from AC Milan.

A Donegal farmer, who appeared to be asleep as he drove on the wrong side of the road before a fatal road crash in which his passenger died and another motorist was injured, has had his seven-and-a-half-years prison sentence reduced to one of five years by the Court of Criminal Appeal.

Oldham have confirmed they have parted company with manager John Sheridan.

Oldham chief executive Alan Hardy has promised the “strongest possible action” after confirming a full investigation is ongoing following an alleged brawl involving players and staff during a club night out last month.

Donegal farmer who appeared to be asleep as he drove on the wrong side of the road before a fatal road crash in Co Louth in which his passenger died has been jailed for seven and a half years.