Nothing symbolises a new beginning more than the prospect of Jack Crowley being handed the famous No 10 shirt as he starts a Six Nations game for the first time in his career in succession to Johnny Sexton.

Player, legislator, referee, father and grandfather are just some of his other functions that a gathering at Clontarf Castle will rejoice in on Friday night when the milestone is marked.

Last minute flowers from the local garage simply won't cut the mustard this Valentine's Day writes Ruth O'Connor.

Having spent six years working in the Canadian ski resort, Cian Byrne returned recently as a visitor and fell in love with Whistler all over again

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp’s decision to blow the final whistle on his high-pressure job, citing flagging energy levels, suggests he was near burnout

You can ask her for advice, but don't expect her to be nice - it's Ask Audrey. What's your problem?

Galway had no answer to Mayo’s half-back driving power.

Manager Jack O’Connor regretted the number of goal-scoring chances the Kingdom missed in the second half in Tralee.

Sean Longstaff scored in the first half before Dan Burn dealt the final blow to Marco Silva’s men in the fourth-round tie.

Alistair Johnston's deflected first-minute strike won it but Luis Palma twice saw penalty attempts saved  

Ursuline Thurles stayed on course to win a maiden Corn Sceilg senior title

City had not scored in all five of their previous games at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, and it looked like another blank was on the cards until Ake struck in the 88th minute.

The All-Ireland winner became an unofficial consigliere to Dublin boss Dessie Farrell 

Andre Quinn spent five years in total with Cavan GAA, three as Head of Athletic Performance and two as Head of Performance. He breaks down some of the mystique around S&C and reveals his cancer journey.

From great entertainers to unknown quantities, Neil Ewing runs the rule over the Division 3 and 4 counties hoping to take a step up the football ladder. 

Having had 20 points to spare in the opening game of their three-in-a-row Fitzgibbon Cup bid last week, UL were within a white flag of recording the same winning margin on Wednesday evening.

Two magnificent tries from Glenstal's Riain Concannon weren’t quite enough on the day for the Limerick lads who pushed right to the final whistle for a come-from-behind win.

A new book by Professor Des Fitzgerald of UCC's Radical Humanities Laboratory ranges over assumptions about the modern urban experience

The road to Paul Clesham and Conor Arkins’ debut album began over a decade ago at the Cork college. Though neither musician is from the Rebel county, they've assimilated to the extent that their repertoire now contains polkas

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