Person: Tom O

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rugby

Tom O’Toole’s long road (and air miles) to Ireland honours

The prospect of an Irish U20s jersey must have seemed a distant dream to a 16-year-old Tom O’Toole, as he looked out the window of Campbell College, in Belfast, on his first night at the school, and thought about the family he had left 10,000 miles behind, in Australia.

farming

Spirited trio capitalising on rise of gin

business

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sport

Neptune’s new wave making a splash

comment-analysis

Hospital overcrowding: Integrated Care the sustainable solution

sport

Ballyhooly Henry’s stamina pays off at Gain Dog Foods Open 600 at Shelbourne Park

Details of killing yet to be ‘fully ventilated’

The details of how Dublin man Tom O’Gorman was violently killed by his tenant have yet to be “fully ventilated”, an inquest has heard.

Sun, 21 Feb, 2016

Education and students the real losers as cost-cutting drives plans to merge ITs

As a merger between CIT and IT Tralee looms, the Government has attached conditions that poison the whole development and will impact on teaching, writes Tom O’Connor.

Thu, 18 Feb, 2016

CIT industrial action is about downgrading of staff not proposed university status

CIT lecturers are taking industrial action to oppose the downgrading of staff and knock-on effects on their students’ education, writes Dr Tom O’Connor

Mon, 25 Jan, 2016

Tom O’Sullivan says doubling mileage rate would end pro debate

The professionalism debate in the GAA could be ended once and for all by a doubling of players’ mileage rate, according to former Kerry defender Tom O’Sullivan.

Thu, 17 Sep, 2015

Origin Enterprises predicts year of growth

Origin Enterprises chief executive Tom O’Mahony expects the company to enjoy continued growth this year, driven by dairy sector expansion and via acquisitions outside of its core UK and Irish markets.

Fri, 13 Mar, 2015

Forensic analysis delays lodger murder trial

Forensic analysis has delayed the trial of a lodger accused of the murder of his landlord Tom O’Gorman, the well-known religious affairs writer.

Fri, 18 Jul, 2014

Financial planning key to profits

BEING a technically efficient dairy farmer will be absolutely necessary in the future. But it will not be enough, said Tom O’Dwyer, Teagasc Head of Dairy Knowledge Transfer, at the recent dairy expansion events for Agricultural Science Association members.

Thu, 05 Jun, 2014

Treaty errs on side of caution

The agreement is not as controversial as Lisbon and Nice were, says Tom O’Malley

Mon, 21 May, 2012