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As we look towards our first national holiday celebrating the women of Ireland, Melanie Lynch, founder and CEO of Herstory, is looking forward to lighting up buildings in honour of Brigid.
Appeals have become a bad habit of modern GAA, so the decision by Watty Grahams GAC not to appeal after Kilmacud Crokes fielded 16 men is a welcome change writes Denis Hurley
From a farm in Co Cork to adapting a world-famous play, Norma Sheahan talks to Caitríona Bolger about bringing this ‘part of a lifetime’ to the theatres of Ireland.
Returning to venues around the country this February, singer Finbar Wright tells Caitríona Bolger how life in the Cork countryside helps him prepare for his performances.
The quality of a manager is judged b the decisions they make. Denis Hurley looks at whether Graham Rowntree made the right call for Munster's clash against the Northampton Saints on Saturday
Fiacre Ryan had no means of communicating until he was 13. Along came a documentary and after that a book. Caitríona Bolger finds out how it all happened.
The endless transfer talk that plagues soccer fans every January looks to have filtered through to rugby, with Ben Healy's impending move to Edinburgh. Denis Hurley writes.