As Stockton’s Wing release a retrospective album, Mike Hanrahan tells Donal O’Keeffe about getting back on the road, and his love of cooking ...

“This is a huge achievement for a small school.”

Keane’s Supervalu Killorglin came out on top in a thrilling Premier Men’s final at the St Mary’s Castleisland Christmas blitz.

Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra Rathmore recorded their second win in the Corm Uí Mhuirí Group B when they proved too strong for HS Clonmel at Pairc Uí Caoimh this afternoon.

The IMRO Radio Awards took place last night at the Lyrath Estate Hotel in Kilkenny.

Four new inductees have been announced for the 2019 IMRO Hall of Fame today.

Musician and broadcaster Philip King is originally from Cork, but has been living on the Dingle peninsula for many years.

Eoghan Cormican in preview box Kerry minor football manager James Costello believes “there are another couple of gears” in his team and that the wide, open spaces of Croke Park will suit them.

The latest radio listenership figures made good reading for RTÉ stalwart Marian Finucane, who is among those celebrating an increase in listeners in the latest JNLR results.

Turning 60 is undoubtedly moving on to part two of the adventure but Roisin Meaney is convinced she still has plenty more to offer as a writer and a person.

I was introduced to golf when I was five years old. Over the following years, I played many sports but golf was always something I returned to. And starting young, while not essential — Pádraig Harrington was 16 when he picked up a club — is the key to unlocking talent as well as a child’s lifelong passion for the game.

Marian Finucane was the big winner in the latest radio listenership figures with her total audience for the weekend rising by 75,000.

The head of the National Stroke Programme has called for the rerunning of a hard-hitting advertising campaign that led to a major increase in the number of stroke victims who got to hospital in time for potentially lifesaving treatment.

The number of patients able to access a treatment shown to cure stroke could increase fourfold at Cork University Hospital (CUH) when it extends the hours the service is available from next July.

Our regular contributors select their highlights of the year

Ryan, present yourself!

Ronan Collins, PGA professional at Fota Island, reckoned he could make some kind of golfer out of Larry Ryan in six lessons at Fota’s state-of-the-art Golf Academy. Did he succeed?

Ronan Collins, PGA Professional at Fota Island, reckons he can make some kind of golfer out of our reporter, Larry Ryan, at Fota’s state-of- the-art Golf Academy. This week, the lottery of putting

Ronan Collins, PGA Professional at Fota Island, reckons he can make some kind of golfer out of our reporter at Fota’s Golf Academy. This week, some remedial action, writes Larry Ryan

Ronan Collins, PGA Professional at Fota Island, is trying to make a golfer out of Larry Ryan in six lessons at Fota’s state-of-the-art Golf Academy. But what else does he deal with every week?

Ronan Collins, PGA Professional at Fota Island, reckons he can make some kind of golfer out of Larry Ryan in six lessons at Fota’s state-of-the-art Golf Academy. 

Ronan Collins, PGA Professional at Fota Island, reckons he can make some kind of golfer out of Larry Ryan in six lessons at Fota’s state-of-the-art Golf Academy. He has his work cut out...

I’m taking up golf. There is no more palatable way of saying it.

Deirdre Reynolds talks to the stars who’ve waved goodbye to resolutions and said hello to a new way of life.

Some exceptional weather and global warming may genuinely have increased frequency of serious flooding in Ireland but some of this is likely our own doing.

IT’S just a rumour at the moment. There’s talk that Apple are thinking of getting rid of the headphone jack or at least changing the size of it.

The Leeside opera singer will be joined for a charity concert in her hometown by the singer-songwriter son of the famous tenor, says Jo Kerrigan

Figures make happy reading for RTÉ Radio 1 as veteran presenters increase listenership by 77,000

Dementia is a true tsunami with the burden it imposes on increasing numbers of families, writes Ronan Collins

We are barely at the races when it comes to tackling dementia, says Catherine Shanahan

I’m a familiar voice allowed into people’s homes.

I’m a familiar voice allowed into people’s homes.

MEP Seán Kelly representating the “fishing community” wants our efforts in bass protection recognised by the European Parliament so our commercial fisherman aren’t disadvantaged under new policies.

It is not long ago since a late-morning DJ, on RTÉ Radio 1, tormented us by playing ‘Cows With Guns’. No, Ronan Collins, I have neither forgotten nor forgiven.

The latest Joint National Listenership Research (JNLR) figures show RTÉ Radio 1 has suffered a significant loss with a number of its main shows losing 20,000 or more listeners over the last 12 months.

University Concert Hall, Limerick

Even though figures have seen a major drop.

Whisk her away from the daily grind with some great trips, treats and events, selected by Pól Ó Conghaile

The internet is alive with reports of a massive haul of mullet estimated at 140 tonnes a mile south of the Cork coast by herring trawlers.

Pat Kenny is now being followed by an audience of 78,000, a fraction of what his listenership figures were on his RTÉ morning show, and far less than the 334,000 now enjoyed by his replacement, Sean O’Rourke.