A young mother received a suspended two-year sentence for assaulting a woman after she was woken up by shouting outside her bedroom window in the early morning.

It’s not just your skin that needs protecting when the sun comes out, but your eyes too.

Department chain John Lewis posted strong sales in the final full week before Christmas, bucking the trend of high street sales that have suffered from mild weather and early discounting.

Will Prince Charles’ once maligned mistress be fully accepted as his partner, his queen, asks

A dispute arising out of Irish international soccer player Shane Long’s transfer from Reading FC to West Bromwich Albion has come before the High Court.

A man who allowed his bank account to be used in a Electric Picnic tickets scam is to be sentenced in January.

Roscommon 1-14 London 0-10: Ruislip hosted its final championship match before redevelopment yesterday but the dilapidated old ground went out with a whimper as Roscommon coasted past their London hosts and into a Connacht semi-final.

Kerry 5-9 Meath 0-8

Even if it was not about the rise and fall of former taoiseach Charles Haughey, RTÉ’s three-part drama would still have great entertainment value.

New York 1-10 Wexford 1-12

New York 1-10 Wexford 1-12

A century-old document has revealed how the official weather readings for the capital are blank during the 1916 Rising.

Bohemians 2 Drogheda United 2

A man described as the “black sheep” of his family has been given a suspended sentenced for storing more than 4,000 ecstasy tablets in the house he shared with his grandmother.

In 1972, Linda Lovelace, born Linda Boreman, became an overnight sensation as the fresh-faced star of hardcore adult film ‘Deep Throat’, written and directed by Gerard Damiano.

Bohemians 1 Shamrock Rovers 0

A sufferer from an illness which causes irreversible damage and severe pain claims he was turned away for vital surgery by a hospital administrator just two days before an operation.

Mayo 5-11 London 0-10

London 2-11 Leitrim 1-13

London 1-12 Sligo 0-14

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Airtricity League Premier Division: Cork City 2 Bohemians 1

Two men charged with violent disorder following the death of a 29-year-old father of one at Christmas five years ago were yesterday jailed for three years, with part of the sentences were suspended.

The EU is planning to crack down on loopholes in Ireland and other countries that allow huge multinationals to pay little if any tax on their earnings.

Bohemians 1 Drogheda United 4

Bray Wanderers 1 Bohemians 4

Derry City recorded their first victory at the Brandywell since May 21 following their deserved win over Bohemians last night.

Declan O’Brien’s spot kick separated the sides at Hunky Dorys Park last night as Drogheda United hung on for all three points against a spirited Bohemians side.

Missing a proverbial sitter and twice hitting the woodwork, Bohemians had to settle for a point on a frustrating Airtricity Premier League night at Dalymount Park.

Evan McMillan’s first goal of the season beganBohemians’ healing process following their Europa League humbling at Thór Akureyri.

Despite the frustrations of a first leg they dominated, Bohemians are quietly confident they can keep a clean sheet and score a potentially crucial away goal against Thor Akureyri on the edge of the Arctic circle tonight.

It may have seen them stretch their unbeaten league run to nine games but for Cork City, last night’s draw with Bohemians felt like a defeat as they were denied consecutive victories and clean sheets thanks to a 91st minute penalty from Keith Ward.

Utter frustration was all Bohemians had to show for their effort at Dalymount as they failed to breakdown their dogged Icelandic visitors.

They left it late, but on a night of much frustration Christy Fagan’s late double kept St. Patrick’s Airtricity Premier League of Ireland title aspirations on track.

The swapping of goals by Ryan McEvoy and Alan McNally shortly before half-time offered the promise of more to come in an open encounter at Dalymount.

Bray Wanderers recorded their third win of the season when goals in each half by Jason Byrne and Danny O’Connor gave them a narrow victory over Bohemians in a tense clash at the Carlisle Grounds last night.

Goals in either half from Ronan McEvoy and Peter McMahon helped Bohemians see off the challenge of Dundalk at Oriel Park last night as the Phibsboro men got back to winning ways.

Goalkeeper Shane Finnegan was the Drogheda hero on his debut with two saves in the penalty shoot-out as Mick Cooke’s side won through to the EA Sports Cup third round.

Bohemians finally got their first goal and their first win of the league season but Cork City’s woes continue on their return to the Premier Division.

Shamrock Rovers maintained their unbeaten start to the Airtricity League Premier Division campaign with Gary Twigg’s fifth goal of the season and an injury-time second from Billy Dennehy helping the champions grind out victory at Tallaght Stadium last night.

Ulster kept themselves in the race for the RaboDirect Pro12 play-offs by chalking up their fifth win from their last six league games against an under-strength Edinburgh outfit.

Derry City may have cruised into the Setanta Sports Cup quarter-finals, but it was the presence of James McClean, who clearly lit up the Brandywell last night.

ULSTER produced a workmanlike performance studded with occasional flashes of brilliance to take all five RaboDirect Pro12 points against a below-par Edinburgh at windswept Murrayfield.