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Let’s run the rule over Gaelic football changes

FRC’s regulations have been well received – but the game is still imperfect.

SPORT 30 April 2025

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Cork and Clare on an Easter hunt for glory

Cork and Clare on an Easter hunt for glory

SPORT 16 April 2025

No such thing as a divine right to victory

No such thing as a divine right to victory

SPORT 12 March 2025

New year, new rules: what lies ahead for 2025

New year, new rules: what lies ahead for 2025

New year, new rules: what lies ahead for 2025

SPORT 8 January 2025

Changing times on the 2024 show scene

Changing times on the 2024 show scene

Changing times on the 2024 show scene

L2 1 January 2025

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Sport: Thrills, triumphs and tears – a look back at the year

Sport: Thrills, triumphs and tears – a look back at the year

There will always be plenty of what-ifs but there was no shortage of memorable moments, writes Denis Hurley.

SPORT 2 October 2024

Setting the pace for a bright future in sport

Setting the pace for a bright future in sport

Athletics Ireland is looking to the future after a great year of achievements, writes Denis Hurley.

SPORT 2 October 2024

Sport: ‘With golf you can hit your prime at any age’

Sport: ‘With golf you can hit your prime at any age’

After a tough couple of years, golfer John Murphy has a new structure, writes Denis Hurley.

SPORT 2 October 2024

Sport: Thomastown on top

Sport: Thomastown on top

Following intermediate glory with a historic senior title, the Kilkenny club wants to keep the momentum going and not rest on its laurels, writes Denis Hurley.

SPORT 2 October 2024

Sport: captain Caelan to step up

Sport: captain Caelan to step up

The autumn internationals (or beyond) will see the Mayo man lead Ireland as the youngest skipper, writes Denis Hurley.

SPORT 2 October 2024

Sport: 'Bonner' bows out with his head held high

Sport: 'Bonner' bows out with his head held high

There might have been more naturally skilled players than Patrick ‘Bonner’ Maher, but few have maximised their strengths as much as he did, writes Denis Hurley.

SPORT 2 October 2024

Sport: jumping for Joyce

Sport: jumping for Joyce

A medal-winning performance on the world stage underlines a Mayo athletic club's efforts in the community, writes Denis Hurley.

SPORT 2 October 2024

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Netherlands a key market for Irish exports

Phelim O’Neill talks to Laura Crowley, who heads the Bord Bia office in the Netherlands and has lived in the country for 20 years, to find out why and how the Dutch market matters for Irish farmers.

Netherlands a key market for Irish exports

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