Friday 22 October, 2021
Commissioner Roger Goodell said the workers — mostly from hospitals and health care centres in Tampa and Florida — were being recognised for their service during the pandemic.
The O’Donovan brothers’ Olympic homecoming is recalled in this extract from ‘Something in the Water’.
Spectators booed the men’s team off the field following their latest match.
Man of the match Peter O’Mahony led Ireland’s tireless defensive effort on a historic night.
Staff at Ireland’s neonatal units were celebrated as ‘superheroes’ yesterday.
The annual parade is a celebration of the nation’s frontline workers.
The man was not taken to hospital.
Carers were described as Ireland’s “forgotten workforce”.
Joe Schmidt’s men earned a famous victory in Chicago tonight.
Not all of them won medals but each athlete mentioned here overachieved in their own way.
Robbie Keane and other players who have made their mark on England’s top flight.
The band are donating the proceeds from their merchandise sales to help the family rebuild their home.
Davitt Walsh recalls how Seán McGrotty handed his baby daughter to him before tragedy struck.
Once his high-profile guests order a cup of tea, there’s no danger of TV3′s Tommy Martin getting overawed.
Storm Frank has brought out the best in everyone.
Storm Frank has brought out the best in everyone.
Get in the bin, you sick and twisted sweets.
Straight in the side door after Kyteler’s.
Never, ever give up on those pints.
42 people received awards from Ceann Comhairle Seán Barrett at today’s ceremony at Farmleigh House in Dublin.
DO. NOT. PUSH. THE. BUTTON.
The LA Galaxy striker will be hoping to equal Gerd Müller’s record tonight.
Today the French President Francois Hollande presented the four men with the Legion of Honor, one of France’s highest honours, at the Elysee Palace.
Step up! It’s time to get your due.
Michael Swift and Dan McFarland were honoured at the Sportsground today.
Chelsea won the title at the weekend, but where do they rank in comparison with other champions?
If you don’t love the Barbarians, then you don’t love rugby.
