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Daytime darkness: wonder and superstition go hand-in-hand for the first total eclipse in years

SCHOOLCHILDREN cheered as the first total eclipse in years plunged Ghana into daytime darkness yesterday, a solar show sweeping northeast from Brazil to Mongolia.

Thu, 30 Mar, 2006

Magpies boss refuses to bow to pressure surrounding Barton

NEWCASTLE boss Joe Kinnear will not allow the furore surrounding Joey Barton to cloud his judgment ahead of tonight’s must-win clash with West Brom.

Tue, 28 Oct, 2008

Opposition demands Taoiseach reveal contents of Lisbon deal

FINE Gael and Labour leaders have demanded the Taoiseach tell them the elements of a deal surrounding the Lisbon treaty that is to be discussed at an EU summit in Brussels next week.

Thu, 04 Dec, 2008

Croker’s no comment as GPA target new TV money deal

THE GAA’s Head of Marketing, Dermot Power, refused to be drawn yesterday on claims from the GPA that players should benefit from any new TV deals struck by the Association.

Wed, 24 Oct, 2007

Munster A’s mark O’Connell return with facile win

IRELAND lock Paul O’Connell featured for an hour as a better-drilled Munster A side cruised to an easy 38-5 victory over their Ulster counterparts at Shaw’s Bridge, Belfast, yesterday.

Sat, 09 Feb, 2008

‘The ref gave us nothing. Time and again I was illegally manhandled’

CORK WEREN’T alone in voicing their anger at referee Brian Gavin at the final whistle.

Mon, 30 Jul, 2007

Forster the hero as Royals move back into play-off spot

Brighton 0 Reading 1

Tue, 22 Mar, 2005

Islanders hit classical note with NCH team

CHILDREN are swapping the bodhrán for the bassoon and the tin whistle for the tuba as educators seek to bring classical music to the islands.

Fri, 20 Sep, 2002

Pleat backs youngsters to salvage Spurs’ season

DAVID PLEAT yesterday assessed the crumbling wreckage of Tottenham’s season and backed talented youngster Johnnie Jackson to provide the inspiration for Spurs’ survival battle.

Tue, 30 Dec, 2003

US 'knew about 9/11'

US OFFICIALS knew months before September 11, 2001, that Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida network was planning to use aircraft to carry out a terrorist attack, a former FBI translator has alleged.

Sat, 03 Apr, 2004

Awaiting the word of Bishop Bertie

THE Taoiseach was like a bishop on the eve of announcing diocesan changes when he made a pilgrimage to the national ploughing championships at Grangeford, near Tullow, in Co Carlow yesterday.

Wed, 29 Sep, 2004

Biarritz see red at Limerick scenes shown during final

THE European Rugby Cup confirmed yesterday it has received a formal complaint from losing finalist Biarritz about TV coverage of the Heineken Cup in Cardiff.

Mon, 29 May, 2006

Weldlands German double

DERMOT WELD was in double form at Cologne in Germany, yesterday taking Listed races with Burren Rose and Society Hostess.

Mon, 26 Sep, 2005

Voters think Schroeder ‘has run out of things to say’ on key issues

A GRINNING Gerhard Schroeder leapt onto a giant stage to thumping music and applause from several thousand Social Democratic (SPD) supporters.

Thu, 25 Aug, 2005

'Overjoyed' Seán Cox takes break from treatment to watch Liverpool win Champions League

As the city of Liverpool celebrates a sixth Champions League triumph for Jurgen Klopp's men, lifelong Liverpool fan Seán Cox sent his heartfelt congratulations to the club.

Sun, 02 Jun, 2019

Airtricity League wrap: Cork beat Dundalk; UCD relegated; Bohs seal European spot

While it may not have had the same importance as recent meetings between the sides, Cork City's victory over Dundalk was lustily hailed by the home crowd.

Fri, 18 Oct, 2019