Flood waters swept over Cork city centre again last night after another Atlantic storm battered the city and the city was subject to a status orange wind warning.

A virtual newspaper bringing the most momentous period of Irish history to life has gone live.

THE race for the jockeys’ championship isn’t half hotting up, with a three-way tie at the top following Killarney last night.

Last Sunday week, the closing mass of the Eucharistic Congress was held in Croke Park.

A specialist company, equipped with driving simulators, yesterday trained its 5,000th young person amid plans for major expansion around the country.

IF you want something done, you ask a busy man, and Mike Cronin got a lot done this year.

WE had our topic nicely selected for this corner well ahead of time: The GAA County by County, a typically handsome production by Con Collins and his colleagues at the Collins Press.

HOW do you get to know a nation? Taste their food? Walk their streets? Read their history? Try clicking through the nearest turnstile, follow the route on the back of your ticket to the seat. And learn.

DUNDRUM surprised hot-pot Tornedo Shay to the tune of eight lengths in the Killarney Veterinary Clinic Race at the Kerry track last night.

Aer Lingus is celebrating 75 years in the air next Friday. Pól Ó Conghaile looks at the special role the iconic airline has played in the history of the state

The book focuses on people’s experiences of the association.

RUBY WALSH cost the layers a bundle when driving Themoonandsixpence to a clear-cut success in the Ashes Bar Glenbeigh Long Distance Handicap Hurdle at sun-drenched Killarney last night.

MAGEN’S STAR gets the nap to land the Irish Stallion Farms’ EBF Fillies Handicap, on what looks a seriously competitive programme at Killarney tonight.

THE final of the Mike Cronin Readymix unraced Juvenile Classic at Tralee last night was expected to go to Tarbert trainer Pat O’Connor who had three runners in the final, including 2/1 favourite Christmas Box, but instead it went across the Shannon to Milltown Malbay when Paradise Miami, owned and trained by Sean Meade, took the prize.

PROFOUND BEAUTY has a leading chance in the Listed Challenge Stakes at Leopardstown tonight.

QUESTION: Name the Olympian and Hollywood star who won a Tailteann Games medal in a pond in the Phoenix Park in 1924.

The Gaelic Athletic Association will today mark the 100th anniversary of the death of its founder Michael Cusack.

The GAA Museum will commemorate the 1916 Rising with an evening event in Croke Park on Tuesday, April 18.

PAT HUGHES, whose Cache Creek bolted in at Leopardstown, landed the featured Murphy’s Handicap Hurdle at Killarney last night with Blue Away.

ROY KEANE and Christy Ring will go under the microscope today in a conference which looks at Irish heroes.

FRANCES CROWLEY trained her first winner since moving to the Curragh when Rockwell Island landed the Mike Cronin Beginners ’Chase in the hands of Ruby Walsh at Killarney last night.