Person: Neil Crowley

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Roll the dice for Ireland’s first board game festival

Settlers of Catan; Stone Age; or King of Tokyo — just some of the more unusual games set to feature in what’s being billed as Ireland’s first-ever Festival of Board Games.

sport

Hubbard goes through to semi-final with last-shot victory at Ballincurrig

sport

McGuigan stuns Murphy in decider

sport

Talented Murphy should have too much for McGuigan

sport

Murphy powers to Munster U18 title

Where are benefits of arts subsidies?

Small firms must face up to the new reality

THE Government should not grant the Small Firms’ Association request for taxpayers’ support.

Sat, 20 Jun, 2009

Irish women earn 9% less than men

IRISH women are paid an average of 9% less than men for the same work — but they still have better parity than most of Europe.

Fri, 22 Aug, 2008

Survey finds widespread discrimination in Ireland

FOUR-IN-TEN black people in Ireland feel they have been discriminated against, according to a groundbreaking survey.

Tue, 27 May, 2008

Double delight for the Murphy brothers

BROTHERS Aidan and David Murphy scored a double in the Mick Barry Cup at Ballincurrig to move a step closer to the King of the Roads in October.

Wed, 15 Aug, 2007

Incidences of anti-Muslim abuse on the rise in Ireland

Physical and verbal abuse against Muslims in Ireland is on the rise.

Wed, 24 May, 2006

Carr puts and end to Toal's monopoly

A NEW generation is in the ascendancy in Ulster following Eddie Carr's win over Michael Toal in last Sunday's senior semi-final at the Cathedral Road.

Thu, 19 Jun, 2003

Equality laws prevent publicans from ejecting children, claims VFI

CHILDREN are running riot in pubs because publicans cannot ask them to leave, the Vintners Federation of Ireland said yesterday.

Tue, 13 May, 2003