GAA president Liam O’Neill has denied that the association values money over players.

The Cork County Board chairman Bob Ryan does not believe that binge-drinking in the GAA is a major problem confronting the association in Cork.

Outgoing Waterford hurling team doctor Mark Rowe has warned the GAA must get to grips with the binge drinking culture that pervades the organisation at playing level.

A former convent now home to a multidisciplinary healthcare campus is being showcased as an example of the country’s finest architecture.

AN INNOVATIVE €1.25 million service offering therapeutic facilities to cancer patients and their families across the south-east is to be funded through voluntary contributions to the public.

HIGHER Education Authority (HEA) figures indicate the southeast region is suffering from an ongoing “brain drain”, a lobby group claimed yesterday.

A WATERFORD-based family doctor has raised €65,000 for two worthy causes following his completion of the New York City Marathon.

A €15 MILLION healthcare campus to be developed at the former Presentation Convent at Slievekeale road in Waterford city promises to deliver a new model in primary care delivery in Ireland.

Ulster and Leinster today enjoyed convincing Interprovicial victories at the Ballyliffin Golf Club.

Ulster and Leinster both hold comfortable leads at the Interprovincial Championship at Ballyliffin after today's action.

Pre-Championship favourites Ulster captured the Golfsure sponsored Interprovincial

Teen sensation Cian McNamara produced two stunning extra time comebacks to win the Shell Ireland sponsored South of Ireland title at Lahinch.

A MAJOR developer is being linked with plans to build a private hospital with radiotherapy services in Waterford city. But the two local medics, who have spearheaded the project, say it doesn’t mean they are cutting their links with the development.

A €45 million hospital and radiotherapy development for Waterford has been given the green light by planners clearing the way for work to begin next month.

A SECOND developer is looking for planning permission for a private hospital with radiotherapy facilities in a region refused cancer services by the Government.

A €45 MILLION hospital with cancer facilities was yesterday given the green light to be built.

YOU might have expected the battle-hardened golfers of Portmarnock to be just a little blasé after winning their 18th Bulmers Irish Senior Cup at Lisburn on Saturday but such was, in fact, far from the case.

A PORTMARNOCK team of vast experience clashes with a bunch of youngsters from Malone in this morning’s final of the Bulmers Irish Senior Cup at Lisburn.