Leinster to Start Champions Cup Defense Against Wasps

Leinster to Start Champions Cup Defense Against Wasps

Four-time European champions Leinster will kick off the Champions Cup with a clash against Wasps in Dublin on Friday, October 12. The fixtures for the pool stages of the competition were confirmed today and it will kick off in the...
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Out & About

Out & About

It is with great sadness that I start this column on the passing of one of the nicest gentlemen that I have ever known, and that is Tom Moran. What can be said about this man that has not been...
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TJ Doheny Wins IBF Super Bantamweight Title Fight

TJ Doheny Wins IBF Super Bantamweight Title Fight

TJ Doheny has become the new IBF World Super Bantamweight champion after defeating Japan’s Ryosuke Iwasa. The Portlaoise boxer beat the defending champion in a unanimous decision at the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo. This was Ryosuke’s second defense of t...
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Brexit Talks on the Border to Continue in Brussels

Brexit Talks on the Border to Continue in Brussels

High-level Brexit negotiations are scheduled to take place in Brussels over the next two days. The talks are focusing on the issue of the Irish border. The EU and UK have agreed there will be no hard border, but they...
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Sinn Féin Calls for 60,000 New Apprenticeships

Sinn Féin Calls for 60,000 New Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships need to become a popular choice for young people again, according to Sinn Féin. The party wants to see 60,000 more apprentices over the next five years and three times the number of programmes on offer. It also says...
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Costa The Hero As Atlético Defeat Real in the UEFA Super Cup

Costa The Hero As Atlético Defeat Real in the UEFA Super Cup

Atlético Madrid have won the European Super Cup after beating Real Madrid in extra time. The sides were level at 2-2 after 90 minutes but goals from Saul and Koke in extra time gave Atleti the victory. Real endured a...
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President Higgins Calls For “Culture of Peace” on 20th Anniversary of Omagh Bombing

President Higgins Calls For “Culture of Peace” on 20th Anniversary of Omagh Bombing

The President of Ireland Michael D Higgins led calls for a “culture of peace” as Omagh marks the 20th anniversary of the worst single atrocity of the Northern Ireland conflict. Twenty-nine innocents, including a woman pregnant with twins, died when...
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Celtic’s Transfer Dealings Criticized as They Exit The Champions League

Celtic’s Transfer Dealings Criticized as They Exit The Champions League

Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton led the criticism as the Scottish giants failed to reach the Champions League group stage. The Hoops fell to AEK Athens in the third qualifying round as they attempted to book a place in the...
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Humphreys Calls on Government to Regulate Airbnb

Humphreys Calls on Government to Regulate Airbnb

There have been calls for the Government to impose regulations on Airbnb as new figures show that the hospitality company has had its busiest ever summer in Ireland. According to figures released today by Airbnb, 640,000 people are predicted to...
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Almost 2 in 5 Say They Cannot Afford Doctor’s Appointment

Almost 2 in 5 Say They Cannot Afford Doctor’s Appointment

Almost two-in-five people have been unable to afford a doctor’s appointment to check for signs of cancer. Patients could be missing out on life-saving early treatment by not visiting their GP sooner, according to a new study by the Irish...
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