Lukaku Brace Moves United on to FA Cup Quarterfinals

Lukaku Brace Moves United on to FA Cup Quarterfinals

Manchester United overcame the video assistant referee’s controversial intervention and reached the FA Cup quarter-finals thanks to Romelu Lukaku’s brace at Huddersfield. While the decision to utilise technology and aid officials has been widely embraced, the trial period has not...
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Powersharing Talks Collapse at Stormont

Powersharing Talks Collapse at Stormont

Democratic Unionist leader Arlene Foster has urged the UK Government to set a budget and make policy decisions in the absence of a devolved executive at Stormont. The talks collapsed after the parties failed to clinch agreement on touchstone issues...
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Out & About

Out & About

Yes, it’s that time again, when we get to meet friends that we have not seen for over a year. We have parades, county and organization dinner dances, concerts and Irish plays for everyone’s enjoyment over the whole Saint Patrick’s...
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Late Brace Gives Real Victory over PSG

Late Brace Gives Real Victory over PSG

Two late Real Madrid goals earned the reigning Champions League holders a 3-1 home victory over Paris St Germain in the first leg of their last-16 tie. Zinedine Zidane’s side had fallen behind to Adrien Rabiot’s opener before Cristiano Ronaldo...
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Enterprise Ireland: More than 50% of Start Ups Based Outside Dublin

Enterprise Ireland: More than 50% of Start Ups Based Outside Dublin

More than half of all Irish start-ups are based outside of Dublin. Representatives from hundreds of companies supported by Enterprise Ireland are meeting in Croke Park this morning to showcase their product. Enterprise Ireland invested €31m in Irish start-up...
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Sinn Féin Calls for Bankers to be Prosecuted for Lying to Central Bank

Sinn Féin Calls for Bankers to be Prosecuted for Lying to Central Bank

Bankers could be jailed for lying to the Central Bank under a new bill from . It would see the law changed to allow prosecution of individual bankers, with a possible jail term of up to 5 years. At the...
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Spurs Comeback Keeps European Hopes Alive

Spurs Comeback Keeps European Hopes Alive

Christian Eriksen completed a remarkable Tottenham comeback as they rallied from two down to draw with Juventus in the Champions League last 16. Spurs will take two precious away goals into the second leg at Wembley next month after Harry...
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City Close in on Champions League Quarter Final

City Close in on Champions League Quarter Final

Ilkay Gundogan scored twice as Manchester City put one foot in the Champions League quarter-finals with an emphatic 4-0 win over Basel. In-form Sergio Aguero scored his 198th City goal and Bernardo Silva also got on the scoresheet as Pep...
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Sky Win Battle for New PL TV Rights

Sky Win Battle for New PL TV Rights

Sky has maintained its position as the main broadcaster of live Premier League football after claiming four of the seven available packages of television rights for 2019-22, it has been announced. The league’s main partner since its inception in 1992,...
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Martin Confronts Taoiseach over “Rent Crisis”

Martin Confronts Taoiseach over “Rent Crisis”

Opposition leader Micheál Martin has said a new report on housing rents makes for “very dismal and depressing reading.” He said that over a number of years the rental increase in Dublin has been “shocking” and warned it is having...
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