Cork’s North Cathedral was host to an ordination for the first time in 24 years at the weekend — the only ordination for the Cork Diocese this year.

Cork 5-26 Kerry 0-09

The stress for soldiers in trying to expose the truth about how three of their colleagues died has finally been acknowledged by the army.

RELATIVES of three UN peacekeepers murdered in 1989 have hailed an independent inquiry into the incident as enough to expose a 22-year army cover-up.

PLANS to release a report into the controversial deaths of three Irish soldiers have been put on hold.

THE families of three murdered soldiers have welcomed the prompt delivery of a independent report into the circumstances which led to their deaths 22 years ago.

MILITARY documents uncovered at the United Nations have undermined the Irish Army’s version of how three Irish peacekeepers were killed in the Lebanon in March 1989.

Was the road out of bounds?

THE BIG READ: Conor Ryan

WHEN someone is asked to face danger, to risk injury or death, on behalf of the state then they should have every support the state can give them to minimise the risk involved.

A MISSIONARY priest has spoken out against widespread “advanced liberalism” that forbids us from holding politically incorrect views or being shocked or outraged by things we consider “immoral”.

After momentum-building wins over Fermanagh and Cavan, Wicklow manager Mick O'Dwyer has predictably named an unchanged team for Saturday's crunch All-Ireland SFC third round qualifier against Down.

LAST Saturday I passed the telephone kiosk on Edward Walsh Road, Togher in Cork city and, to my horror, every sheet of glass was broken. I have already noticed the same thing on three occasions over the past few months, at a bus stop on Clashduv Road, Glasheen.

THIS time Limerick were true to their promise and potential.

On each of the three previous occasions that Down’s footballers have entered the SFC qualifiers, they have come off second best.