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<p>DELIGHT: Castres's players react at the end of their win at Perpignan. </p>

Top 14 Drilldown: 'I am not convinced Mr Poite will be named this season’s leading referee'

Perpigan fume over ref's '672 errors', Saint-Andre's Montpellier resurgence and Gourdon's sad La Rochelle farewell

Tue, 28 Dec, 2021

<p>Mourners walk beside the hearse as the cortege arrives at St Brigid’s Church, Mountbolus, Co Offaly (Niall Carson/PA)</p>

'The greatest love of my life': Boyfriend pays tribute to Ashling Murphy

The boyfriend of tragic teacher Ashling Murphy has described her as a “shining light” who was always willing to help others and put herself last. Ryan Casey paid tribute to his girlfriend, saying she was an “incredibly loving and beautiful” person.

Tue, 18 Jan, 2022

<p>BROTHERS: Ronan McNamee, left, and Meyler celebrate at the final whistle at Croke Park on Saturday. Pic: Seb Daly/Sportsfile</p>

Conor Meyler: 'Something I would have written on my wrist before games is sweat and courage'

When Declan Bogue met Tyrone's Conoy Meyler on Monday night and turned on the dictaphone, Bogue had the good sense to shut up and listen. What followed is a fascinating insight into an All-Ireland champion

Tue, 14 Sep, 2021

<p>Team Europe's Rory McIlroy watches his shot on the 15th hole during a Ryder Cup singles match. Picture: AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall</p>

Tearful Rory McIlroy: 'I love my team-mates so much. I should have done more for them'

McIlroy let out a huge roar after holing a 13ft birdie putt to go three up with four to play but few of his team-mates had much to cheer about.

Sun, 26 Sep, 2021

<p>THAT'S MY BOY: Shane Lowry, with his father Brendan in the background, celebrates making a clutch 12ft putt to claim a 1 up victory with Tyrell Hatton over Harris English Tony Finau. Pic: Warren Little, Getty Images)</p>

Lowry still has faith as Harrington readies European troops to chase bigger miracle than Medinah

Europe trails 11-5 heading into Sunday’s 12 singles matches at the 43rd Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits.

Sun, 26 Sep, 2021

Is noise pollution damaging our health?

When we think about pollution we usually point to foul air, unsafe water, or toxic waste, says Robert Hume.

Tue, 29 Jan, 2019

Fans divided as James McClean lets football do talking

When the Stoke team coach reversed into its parking bay inside the City Ground, there was no welcome party for James McClean.

Mon, 12 Nov, 2018

Limerick's 'Dreams' becomes one of the GAA's greatest sporting moments

Paraphrasing poet Thomas McCarthy, ‘A county rising is a beautiful thing’. Limerick is rising. Their senior hurlers have made sure of that.

Wed, 22 Aug, 2018

New green wave ends 45 years of heartache for Limerick

Out through the corridor and onto the internal road under the Hogan Stand, the songs from the Limerick dressing room could be heard loud and clear.

Mon, 20 Aug, 2018

Fire safety: Trying to pour cold water on a hot topic

The Government says it takes fire safety very seriously. Reports in recent years have been lacking, however, with tragedies still a real possibility, writes Michael Clifford

Tue, 02 Oct, 2018

Paul Pogba turns on style as Man United win opener

Young Boys 0 Manchester United 3

Thu, 20 Sep, 2018

Championship wrap: Cardiff City earn promotion back to Premier League

They finished 0-0 against Reading, but went up after Fulham lost 3-1 to Birmingham.

Sun, 06 May, 2018

Time to put our eating disorders on the menu

By Joyce Fegan

Sat, 24 Feb, 2018

‘From hearsay to hard evidence’: are UFOs about to go mainstream?

Unidentified aerial phenomena are getting serious attention on TV and from Barack Obama and Marco Rubio and next month the Pentagon is set to release a major declassified analysis

Sat, 29 May, 2021

Dyson V12 Detect Slim shines a light on grime

It's not cheap but it really delivers — and comes with all the bells and whistles that modern technology has to offer

Thu, 05 Aug, 2021

<p>FINDING THEIR VOICE: Ballymun Kickhams coach Simon Lawlor leads the singing as they celebrate their Dublin SFC final win over Ballyboden St Enda’s last September. County songs played after matches in Croke Park are not about sport and, indeed, do not even reference sport. Instead, they relate to place. <span class="contextmenu emphasis CaptionCredit">Picture: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile</span>
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Paul Rouse: Striking the right note - Why songs are an integral part of GAA culture

The song doesn’t necessarily have to be a great one – or even a good one – but if it connects a sporting success with people and place, it invariably moves at least some people to tears

Thu, 17 Dec, 2020

<p>FINAL FEVER: Little beats the thrill of winding through the crowds down the North Circular Road, past the smell of frying onions and the people with signs looking for tickets for the All-Ireland final. Picture: Barry Cregg/Sportsfile</p>

Paul Rouse: The 40 things I'll miss on All-Ireland Hurling final day

Like all great sporting occasions, All-Ireland hurling final day carries a social and cultural significance that passes far beyond the playing field, the two teams, the result

Sun, 13 Dec, 2020

<p>Meeting of Maestros: Ascoli's Liam Brady exchanges pennants with Napoli captain Diego Maradona</p>

Liam Brady: You never saw Maradona let his teammates know they weren't good enough for him

Liam Brady's prized possession is a Diego Maradona shirt from when the late Argentina star played in Dublin

Thu, 26 Nov, 2020

<p>BACK IN ACTION: Midleton’s Daniel Murray tries to get away from Sundays Well’s Eric Kingston during the Munster Senior Cup match at Musgrave Park on Saturday. For a lot of young players the local derby was their first experience of senior rugby. <span class="contextmenu emphasis CaptionCredit">Pictures: Inpho/Laszlo Geczo</span>
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Club rugby makes long-awaited return on a September Saturday in Cork

Tadhg Coakley on the rightness and relief of live rugby's return to Musgrave Park

Mon, 07 Sep, 2020

Sadly, few in the Dáil are as clean as a whistleblower

HAS the whistle been blown on Dáil hypocrisy? Within hours of publishing new laws to protect those who shine light into the dark corners of society, Finance Minister Michael Noonan was ordering a garda inquiry to hunt down those responsible for the ‘Anglo tapes’ exploding onto the public consciousness.

Sat, 06 Jul, 2013