The new president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland said the profession is facing an increasingly different regulatory atmosphere.

AH, the great wheel of life.

WICKLOW, just held off a late rally by All-Ireland U21 special hurling champions Meath to win their Leinster championship tie at Arklow on Saturday (1-9 to 0-11).

PROPOSED changes in the policing of the medical profession are long overdue and to be welcomed.

The train has been and gone, and now the ‘Express’ need to get a riverside home here by the Argideen River near Timoleague will be to beat a planning deadline.

Thousands of anti-war protesters took to the streets of Scotland’s biggest city today to voice their opposition to military action against Iraq.

All-Ireland minor medallist Stephen Bennett capped an unforgettable season as he blasted 1-12 to guide Ballysaggart past Tramore, 1-18 to 1-9, in the Premier Junior final at Walsh Park yesterday.

Opposition parties have welcomed new Garda legislation, but insisted its provisions needed to be stronger.

Mobile media network 3 has signed a retail distribution agreement with Xtra-vision, under the terms of which Xtra-vision will distribute 3’s products and services through 154 stores around the country.

The Football Association has confirmed it is looking into reports of Chester chairman Stephen Vaughan’s involvement in a tunnel bust-up following the game against Shrewsbury.

Dunfermline 1 Celtic 2

Waterford United 2 Cork City 2

A penalty from Kevin Niblock decided the destiny of yesterday's All-Ireland Football Sevens title at Dublin's Kilmacud Crokes club.

There is another homecoming in Cork tonight as the Rebels camogie team returns to Leeside with the O'Duffy Cup after their four-point win over Tipperary at Croke Park yesterday.

Everton 1 Dinamo Bucharest 0 (Bucharest win 5-2 on aggregate)

Chelsea have been fined £30,000 (€43,759) by the Football Association after failing to control their supporters in a Carling Cup tie against West Ham last season.

FIFA have ordered Turkey to play their next six competitive matches behind closed doors and on neutral ground as punishment for the violence which marred their World Cup play-off against Switzerland.

Police in Belfast were today working to identify football hooligans who surged on to the pitch and rioted at the end of a crunch Irish League match.

Thousands of anti-war protesters from across the country set off in central London today on a march and mass rally.