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Munster changes, the trophy hunt, Ireland's hurt - O'Mahony refreshed for rugby return
The 30-year-old feels he has benefitted from the lockdown.
James Lowe confirms new Leinster contract is a three-year deal
The 27-year-old qualifies to play for Ireland in November.
Contrasting emotions for Irish stars in Germany as Barrett's winner not enough to save Köln from relegation
A win over Diane Caldwell’s SC Sand ultimately made no odds, while Claire O’Riordan’s MSV Duisburg survived the drop.
Munster and Ulster out to close gap on Leinster as Connacht look for more depth
The Irish provinces are starting to gear up for rugby’s return in August.
Ireland's autumn fixture list confirmed by Uefa
Four of Ireland’s fixtures have been pushed back by either 24 or 48 hours.
'Everyone's nervous about, 'How do we return safely?' - the app making life easier as sporting clubs reconvene
ClubZap is helping clubs cope with the burden of new Covid-19 requirements.
Fixtures confirmed for Ireland's young guns as Crawford's U21s set for autumn showdown
Ireland’s quest to reach a first-ever U21 European Championships resumes against Italy in October.
Seamus Coleman: 'We have a world-class manager and as players we are fighting for our futures'
The Everton captain was named man-of-the-match against Liverpool.
Over 100 peacekeeping troops arrive home from Lebanon after Covid-19 delay
Minister Paul Kehoe has thanked them for their service.
Quiz: How well do you know these famous Irish trios?
It’s all very suitable for work.
A mix of pragmatism and idealism: What Ireland aims to achieve with its UN Security Council seat
On Wednesday evening, it was announced that Ireland had won a two-year stint on the UN Security Council.
Ireland's bid for a UN Security Council seat is set to be decided today
Ireland faces competition from Norway and Canada for two non-permanent seats on the council.
24 hours that changed everything: An oral history
People across Ireland – including key decision-makers – tell the story of Thursday 12 March 2020.
375 women travelled from Ireland to UK for abortions in 2019 - an 87% decrease on 2018
More than 1,000 females travelled from Northern Ireland to England or Wales for an abortion last year.
The Irish-born athlete lighting up Australia
Hollie-Kate Melia from Kildare was recently named Aerobic Gymnast of the Year.
'He lived the best life he could, he smiled every day and enjoyed everything. I take that into my life'
Death, grief, joy, elation: Leanne Kiernan has had to overcome a lot on her journey so far. Having recently turned 21, the Ireland and West Ham star reflects on her remarkable rise.
Overhaul of Direct Provision system recommended by expert group tasked with improving residents' welfare
Direct Provision was set up as a temporary measure in 1999.
Ex-Leinster centre Ben Te'o makes return to rugby league in Australia
The 33-year-old played in two Tests for the Lions in 2017.
Ex-Ireland captain Anderson retiring from role with Ulster academy
The 65-year-old won 27 caps for Ireland during his playing days.
Ireland teenager Troy Parrott set to miss Premier League restart after appendix surgery
The Spurs striker has had his appendix removed and will resume training later in June.
'I realised at that point that it's not a nice place to be or a healthy thing to do'
Ireland and Ulster wing Jacob Stockdale says the lockdown has been a blessing in disguise for him.
Whirlwind prep, testing, protocols and a relegation battle: Irish striker set for Bundesliga return
‘At the end of the day, this is why we do it. It’s for the games,’ says Köln star Amber Barrett.
'You realise that football needs to take the backseat' - The Ireland star whose pro dream came to a cruel halt
Rianna Jarrett enjoyed a dream debut at Brighton, but it proved to be her only outing for the Seagulls.
'I wouldn't have been a name that leapt off the page for Irish fans'
Will Addison recently signed a new two-year deal to keep him with Ulster.
Big news for Pauw's Ireland as three remaining Euro qualifiers set for later this year
The Girls in Green will face Germany in September and December, and Ukraine in October.
Over-65s account for 90% of coronavirus deaths recorded in Ireland
At its peak, there were 270 Covid-19 related deaths in the week ending 17 April.
'Missing World Cup was heartbreaking and I didn’t agree with the reasons'
John Cooney lifts the lid on his exclusion from Ireland’s World Cup squad and says he wasn’t given the chance he deserved.
'I still don't regret coming home because I have had six great years in Ireland'
Robin Copeland has signed for French Pro D2 club Soyaux Angoulême XV Charente.
Sport Ireland will not appeal Cronin's 'quite lenient' one-month ban
The 29-year-old tested positive for prednisolone and prednisone last November.
IRFU confirm postponement of Ireland's Test series against Australia
To no great surprise, the two games against the Wallabies which were scheduled for July have been pulled.
'We had bottles thrown at us, a woman spit on us': Six in 10 LGBT people avoid holding hands in public
Three in 10 people avoid certain locations for fear of being assaulted, according to a new survey.
Josie Knight targeting Olympic place after swapping Ireland for Great Britain
The cyclist was born near Aylesbury but her family moved to Dingle, Co Kerry, when she was 18 months old.
Quiz: How much do you know about these Dublin films?
Lights. Camera. Action.
24 more deaths confirmed here, and Wuhan to test entire population: Today's Covid-19 main points
Here are the coronavirus stories hitting the headlines today.
'The less decisive the government is, the less sure we are': Irish in England react to change in restrictions
We spoke to men and women in the wake of the latest change in restrictions for the country.
Coronavirus: 12 deaths and 236 new cases in Ireland confirmed
There have been 1,458 deaths related to Covid-19 here to date and 22,996 confirmed cases.
Dubliner Ian McKinley chases 'elusive' Italy win as his story becomes a film
‘Sometimes you look at yourself on the big screen and you put your hands in your head a little bit, but if people get value out of the story that’s obviously the main aim.’
Quiz: Look at these old photos of Dublin - what pub stands there today?
You’d miss pints, wouldn’t you?
Rationed petrol, weekends cutting turf ... and the glimmer man: Here's what life in Ireland was like during The Emergency
Times became hard after Britain declared war on Germany – and it’s not as if they they had been easy in the 20s and 30s, writes Éanna Brophy.
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