Racing chief backs appeal of Champions Weekend
Brian Kavanagh realistic but happy with crowds at Curragh HQ track on Sunday
Number of Curragh Friday fixtures could be reduced in 2020
No Group One races likely to be run at headquarters on Fridays next year
Ireland unable to lift clouds around Dublin Horse Show
Great Britain take Aga Khan trophy with umbrellas order of the day at the RDS
HRI boss says Derby day queue problem needs to be addressed
Despite expensive revamp, 12,000 attendance less than half four years ago
Cab targets conman and drug dealer during raids across four counties
One arrest after suspect in Wexford threatens Revenue officer on Cab raid
Curragh’s €80m makeover no racing cert for success
Racecourse must mean more than something to stare at as we whizz past on the M7
Easter Rising’s 103rd anniversary is marked in Dublin
President leads commemorations at GPO following ceremony at Glasnevin Cemetery
There are 1,000 Irish Derby tickets still available
Cracksman, not Wings Of Eagles, made the early favourite for €1.5 million classic
Curragh redevelopment now budgeted to cost €70 million
Ryan Moore draws a blank from his dozen Ballydoyle rides over weekend meetings
House prices in Kinsale rising faster than anywhere in Ireland
New CSO figures reveal which areas are doing best and worst in the property market
Panama Papers: the Irish connections
Builders, sportsmen, bankers, solicitors, accountants listed in leaked files
Our Wedding Story: Mississippi proposal leads to Slane ceremony
Emma Toner and Ken Ottley had decorations of gold spray-painted pineapples and pink flamingo fairy lights
Landmark day for Curragh as €65 million plan outlined
Government, Turf Club and private investors join forces to fund the massive project
Plans afoot to ensure the 150th Irish Derby will be one to remember
HRI confirm €55m plan to redevelop the Curragh by 2018 remains on schedule
Border crossings: First-time visitors describe their experience of Ireland North and South
Few people from the Republic of Ireland are habitual visitors to the North. And many people in Northern Ireland have never been South. Last month, The Irish Times invited eight people to cross the Border for the first – or almost first – time and share their impressions
Whose picket line is it anyway?
As teachers’ unions gather for their yearly conferences, it’s time to ask who they really stand for
Head of army reserve union seeks to stop misconduct action
Thomas Walsh alleged to have claimed payments for days he was away from work
What’s rare about Kildare?
The beauty of Kildare is that huge swathes of the countryside are just verdant grassland, yet it has all the advantages of being near to Dublin
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