#Up In The Air
AFL scrap five games from fixture list, but this week's curtain-raisers not postponed yet
State Leagues around Australia will begin in May, but Gillon McLachlan will meet with stakeholders in the next 24 hours to decide if this weekend’s AFL openers go ahead.
RTÉ and Virgin Media could lose Six Nations to Sky or BT Sport
Negotiations on new TV rights deal up for grabs now but industry source dismisses story as ‘scaremongering’.
'He has to leave with his head up,' Mourinho says of Inter target Eriksen should he depart Spurs
The boss was asked about the Danish midfielder and his future following Tottenham’s FA Cup win last night.
Mourinho admits Eriksen could leave Tottenham in January
Uncertainty surrounds the Danish midfielder’s future.
Dublin Airport faces busiest day today as Christmas rush begins
More than 1,600 performers from local schools and choirs will be there to greet the tens of thousands arriving in today.
Poll: Do you think the UK will leave the EU on 31 October?
Boris Johnson has been adamant that the UK will be leaving “come what may” on that date, but it still remains uncertain.
Ryanair strike: Judge to rule on planned stoppage as early as this afternoon
A 48 hour strike is planned from 12am on Thursday morning.
Bournemouth release statement over Fraser's future, while winger doubts anyone will pay £30m for him
The Scotland international forward is approaching the final year of his contract with the Cherries and has sparked summer exit talk as a result
'I know what I'll do but won't say' - Lukaku expecting 'busy summer' as he casts doubt over United future
The Red Devils striker did little to dismiss rumours of a potential Old Trafford exit after Belgium’s latest Euro 2020 qualifier.
Real Madrid not part of Pochettino's plans but call on Tottenham future imminent
The Argentine coach says he will assess his options after the Champions League final.
Eddie O'Leary remains coy over Tiger Roll's Grand National participation
The Cross Country Chase winner at Cheltenham may yet defend his crown on 6 April.
Special meeting of 'risk group' to assess threat of drone use near Irish airports
The meeting was called following possible drone activity at two London airports.
'We can't eat our way out of the problem': Irish sheep farmers struggle to prepare for Brexit
“It’s like survival of the fittest, the lion that thins the pack of wildebeests. And Brexit is the lion.”
Theresa May defers 'crucial vote' on Brexit deal
The Brexit plans are thrown into chaos again.
Plan on following the midterm results on Tuesday? Here's what to watch out for
If you plan on following the midterm results, here’s what’s expect to make it easier for you to spot a political upset.
Storm Bronagh is here as heavy rains from the south lead to flood warnings
Storm Bronagh is the second named winter storm of the 2018/2019 winter season.
Ryanair cabin crew to be represented by trade union for first time
Fórsa said it’s looking forward to “securing improvements in terms and conditions” for employees.
'We can't rule out further strikes': Ryanair and union reps meeting today in a bid to avoid further travel chaos
Talks will begin later this morning to try to resolve the long-running Ryanair dispute.
Strike action at Ryanair kicks off again today causing travel chaos across Europe
This is the fifth day Irish pilots will be striking.
'Some people will get clear patches for sure': Irish stargazers have eyes peeled for blood moon
Widespread cloud is hampering efforts for Irish stargazers to get a glimpse of the rare eclipse.
Folau loses appeal against ban for aerial clash with Peter O'Mahony
The Wallabies fullback was given a one-match ban, but appealed in the hope of playing for the Waratahs this weekend.
'That one-man lift, they're obviously putting their own player in danger'
CJ Stander says he could have protected Peter O’Mahony ‘a bit better’ in the air.
Analysis: How Schmidt's Ireland managed to negate Folau's aerial threat
The Wallabies fullback didn’t catch a single kick in Melbourne yesterday.
'I lived for every flight' - Aer Lingus marks sixty years of transatlantic travel
Early flights were populated mostly with those emigrating from Ireland.
Booking a holiday? Dublin Airport is getting 14 new routes this summer
You’ll now be able to fly direct to Hong Kong and Beijing.
Details of all air passengers travelling from Ireland could be sent to Europe and US under new laws
Ireland has to introduce new legislation to comply with an EU directive by May.
'He knows I want him and the club wants him'
Marouane Fellaini has entered the final six months of his current deal, with no fresh agreement allowing him to speak to other clubs.
Fellaini confirms Man United contract rejection and waits for another offer
The midfielder is approaching a decade of playing in the Premier League and is weighing up his next move
Blow for Spurs as hamstrung defender ruled out until February with future up in the air
Pochettino has confirmed that Toby Alderweireld won’t be back until February 2018 and that no progress has been made on contract talks.
Simon Zebo's future at Munster up in the air
The 27-year-old winger has refused to rule out a potential move away from the province.
A World Cup without Messi? Argentina's qualifying bid is in danger after Peru stalemate
They werre held to a 0-0 draw in Buenos Aires last night.
Michael O'Leary asks Ryanair's pilots to resist offers from rivals
Over 140 pilots have left in the last year alone.
US plane-maker Boeing will coach aviation and travel startups in Shannon
The ‘Propeller’ accelerator programme will kick off in September with 10 companies.
Neville shocked by Wayne Rooney decision delay
The striker’s future needs to be resolved swiftly, says the former United defender.
Shane Ross wants 'to take on monopolies' with independent third terminal at Dublin Airport
A review into a new terminal would be launched in the next few days, Ross said.
Newly qualified teachers unable to get dipped over new scheme
The INTO spokesperson added that the professional probation should be done away with.
7 stunning views that prove Donegal Airport is one of earth's most scenic landing locations
It certainly beats terminal one in Dublin.
Wenger will consider angry fan protests when deciding if it's time to leave Arsenal
‘I don’t work for my image, I work for this club. How I look is not really my problem,’ says the Gunners boss.
Whatever happened to... Cable cars suspended hundreds of feet above the River Liffey?
The developer behind ‘Suas’ wanted to create a Dublin icon like the London Eye or Eiffel Tower
West Cork islanders left stranded for two days after cable car service was suspended
Cork County Council has apologised to the islanders for “any inconvenience caused”.
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