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Quay Celtic and Parkvilla players battle for the ball during the NEFL Premier Division game in Clancy Park. Photo: Aidan Dullaghan/Newspics ...

Planning has commenced for Waterford to become the host city for the 2026 World GAA Games. The World GAA Council made the decision on the host city on Friday, August 1, following a shortlist of ...

Pep Guardiola’s words can be delivered with exaggeration, sarcasm or, at times, a combination of the two, so his rhetoric can lend itself to different explanations. But as he assessed his worst season ...

Bord Bia has defended its Quality Assurance programme, saying it’s “critical” to Irish agricultural exports and that abandoning it would risk putting Irish products on a price race to the bottom.

The video published by the IRFU yesterday to reveal the 32 players selected for the Ireland squad for this month’s Women’s Rugby World Cup hit the sweet spot.

Spending can bring its own problems. Some footballers can be weighed down by their price tags, though there were precious few signs of that when the £100m signing Florian Wirtz found the £69m buy Hugo ...

Katy Perry has been fined after filming a music video in Spain’s Balearic Islands without the required permission, marking another misstep in what has been a tumultuous year for the singer.

The accent is an immediate giveaway of her Down roots, but Niamh Mallon will always be an adopted daughter of the Tribe after helping Galway to a famous All-Ireland senior camogie title success.

If you want to witness whales, venture across a suspension bridge, relax on a sandy beach or hike up a rugged mountain, all on a single city break… well, here’s the place for you.

Around 9,000 people in Ireland have Down syndrome, with approximately one in every 444 children born with the condition each year.