Chris Hatterhall looks at what we learned as Liverpool were knocked out of the Champions League.

NEWCASTLE in New South Wales is a coastal, coal city a few hours north of Sydney.

The three children found dead in Dublin last week will be laid to rest tomorrow.

Gardaí say it could be up to a week before the results of toxicology tests from three children found dead at their home in west Dublin last Friday night are known.

Further toxicology reports are needed to determine how the three children found at in their home in Dublin on Friday evening died, but it is thought they may have been suffocated.

Having worn the county colours of Tipperary, London and Derry, as well as the club shirts of Newcastle, Ballymacarbry, Tara Ladies and Ballinascreen, Cáit Glass has called time on her much-travelled inter-county career.

C&C shares sank by nearly 4.5% as investors reacted negatively to news that the drinks group is looking for a chief executive following the sudden departure of Stephen Glancey.

New year — same old Leinster?

One of the country’s largest building firms has secured planning permission for a major new

An Irish paramedic working in Australia close to the bushfires has said the rural fire fighters are “unpaid heroes.”

Fine Gael’s best chance of winning one of the four by-elections is in Dublin Mid-West.

Cathal Dennehy has been named the broadsheet sports writer of the year at the NewsBrands Ireland Journalism Awards. Here we republish one of his winning pieces, from December 31, 2018.

The team that had supposedly forgotten how to lose suddenly remembered at the worst possible time yesterday and the first all-Six Nations global decider vanished like a mirage.

What you eat and drink before or after exercise can make all the difference to your ability to drop unwanted pounds, says Peta Bee.

Once upon a time, Greg Coughlan was on top of the world with successful businesses and millions to his name. Then the recession hit, writes Dan Buckley

Having established that today’s summer showdown at Twickenham is about as far removed from a “warm-up” as a summer showdown can be, both the English and Irish camps have also made clear that this is a Test match that dare not be treated in isolation of the bigger picture.

From Liverpool’s beat-pop to Bristol’s trip-hop, Irish writer Karl Whitney explains the distinctive musical output of individual cities in the UK, writes Marjorie Brennan.

It's gonna be stun.

A visitor to Cork's Fota Wildlife Park got more than she expected when she made the trip to the popular attraction.

Newcastle head coach Steve Bruce has vowed to win over the doubters after admitting he has always regretted turning down the job the first time he was offered it.

Another Irish person will enter the Love Island villa tonight.

The family of a woman who died after a charting error resulted in her only getting half her normal dose of an epilepsy drug for 23 days have settled their High Court action over her death for €260,292.

From wielding ‘big wooden spoons’ in Leeds to Croke Park Even after all these years, Edmond Kenny still gets a kick from the questions he gets asked about his hurley.

Reminiscing about Liverpool’s greatest European heroes takes you on a journey of some of football’s most iconic names

Leo Cullen wasn’t the only Irish coach breathing a sigh of relief at the end of Saturday’s PRO14 final in Glasgow.

Brendan O'Brien It’s eight years since Leinster faced an ‘away’ league final.

Josh van der Flier admits he was a bundle of nerves ahead of Saturday’s Guinness PRO14 semi-final win over Munster.

As Leinster and Munster discovered to their cost in Europe this past month, knowing the threat that is coming your way and being able to deal with it are different matters entirely.

The frustration Leinster players and coaches felt after last weekend was absolute. That stuff is hard to internalise. You can’t have enough of those stars on your shirt.

Peter O’Mahony is certain not only that Munster are going to need their best performance of the season on Saturday but also that the current turmoil behind the scenes will have no bearing on what his team produces in the Guinness PRO14 semi-final at Leinster.

Not for Jordan Larmour the comforting blankets of self-pity or self-denial.

The received wisdom for Leinster’s loss was poles apart in the moments after Saturday’s final whistle and in the hours that followed when thousands of post-mortems had been undertaken in the pubs and eateries around Newcastle.