Person: Terry O’Sullivan

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business

Dispute between Supermac's and Limerick tenants settled

A legal dispute between Supermac's founder Pat McDonagh and tenants of one of the fast-food chain outlets has been settled.

gaa

Mighty Mourneabbey claim five in a row

It’s good to talk to your team-mates

gaa

Kerry show second-half steel to put paid to Cork

news

Kerry school extends ban on phones

general

Michael Murphy on his new book, love and marriage at 70

One year on: Life after that historic yes vote

On May 22, 2015, Ireland became the first country in the world to say yes to same-sex marriage, voting by 62.1% to change the constitution. Clodagh Finn asks five people how their lives have changed.

Sat, 14 May, 2016

The Shape I'm In: Michael Murphy, psychoanalyst

Psychoanalyst Michael Murphy is not afraid to address the abuse he experienced in his own childhood. 

Sat, 05 Mar, 2016

St Brendan’s new school building in Kerry is a long time coming but worth the wait

After a campaign that has spanned over two decades, children at a Co Kerry school have finally moved into their new building.

Fri, 08 Jan, 2016

Michael Murphy’s search for meaning

Broadcaster and psychoanalyst, Michael Murphy, will bring his evening of reflection: ‘Stories, Poetry and Dreams to the Triskel, Christchurch next week and ahead of the event, Colette Sheridan talks to him about his work, his books and his outlo.

Sat, 21 Mar, 2015

Murphy signs off from RTÉ News after 43 years

After 43 years behind the microphone one of the most identifiable voices in Irish news has signed off from RTÉ.

Mon, 30 Jun, 2014

Determined Keel prove the real deal

Keel 0-14 Feohanagh/Castlemahon 0-04

Mon, 09 Dec, 2013

Determined Keel prove the real deal

Keel 0-14 Feohanagh/Castlemahon 0-04

Mon, 09 Dec, 2013

Urhan snatch glory from Garnish

Urhan 2-7 Garnish 2-6

Mon, 03 Sep, 2012

Deane and desire see Blues home

Pride and a fanatical will to win were abundant ingredients in Bantry’s win over Beara in Saturday’s semi-final thriller in Kealkil.

Mon, 16 Jul, 2012

Determined Rathmore shake off brave Mid-Kerry

Rathmore kept their interest in this year’s Kerry SFC alive with a comprehensive victory over a gutsy but limited Mid Kerry side in Beaufort on Saturday.

Mon, 25 Jun, 2012

Sinn Féin members gather in Killarney for party Ard Fheis

Some 1,500 members of Sinn Féin will gather in Killarney this evening for the opening of the party's Árd Fheis.

Fri, 25 May, 2012

Cut down in her prime

A documentary on the life of Nuala O’Faolain regrets her early passing writes Richard Fitzpatrick

Fri, 24 Feb, 2012

Obama rejection of pipeline sparks anger

Barack Obama has sparked a huge row by rejecting plans for a massive oil pipeline through the heart of the United States, saying there was not enough time for a fair review before a looming deadline forced on him by Republicans.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2012

‘Don’t waste a thing. Not even the pain’

IT’S a rainy autumn night in Kinsale, Co Cork.

Sat, 03 Dec, 2011

Businessman seeks injunction over blog on false Anglo claims

A BUSINESSMAN and prominent auctioneer yesterday told a court he had been “grossly injured” by false reports that he was being pursued by Anglo Irish Bank for debts of€1.49 million.

Sat, 17 Apr, 2010

Mourners bid farewell to 'woman of wit and grace'

The late journalist and author Nuala O’Faolain was a steadfast friend and a woman of wit, grace and humour, mourners at her funeral heard today.

Tue, 13 May, 2008

Family confirms O'Faolain death

Author Nuala O'Faolain has died after a battle with cancer, her family announced in a statement today.

Sat, 10 May, 2008

Dying journalist's ex-partner hails her frankness

Journalist Nuala O’Faolain who revealed in a frank interview she was dying from cancer was today praised for raising the issue of how we face death.

Mon, 14 Apr, 2008

No justice for the ordinary man, says angry father

AN angry father claimed yesterday that there is no justice system for the ordinary man after he and his family had to take a civil action in the High Court against the owners of a nightclub where his son died after a row with staff.

Wed, 09 May, 2007

Oh So Quiet fetches top price

THE top price at yesterday’s Curraheen Park sales was 5,000, which was laid out by Brian McSweeney for Terry O’Sullivan’s (Midleton) Oh So Quiet, which carded 29.11 in winning his trial.

Wed, 19 May, 2004

Traffic wardens plan to take legal action over stress levels

TRAUMATISED traffic wardens are preparing to flood the courts with personal damage claims.

Fri, 11 Oct, 2002