Mick McCarthy sees another managerial life slip away as Cardiff cut him loose
Former Ireland boss had joined Welsh club after short stay at Apoel Nicosia
More than 300 unauthorised gatherings detected at university residences
Largest party in first semester at UCD accommodation was 24 people in one apartment
Sam the Trinity fox finds true love and is expecting cubs
Crazy courtship of vixen and paramour kept staff at college amused in recent weeks
Students in accommodation limbo as many lectures go online
With less time spent on campus, some are wondering if it’s worth paying high rents
Michael Robinson was a man who both loved the story and loved telling it
Michael Walker: Former Ireland international won at life both on and off the pitch
Class act: Time to take education of young Irish footballers more seriously
Links with third-level institutions are growing but too many players still fall through cracks
Brian Kerr happy to share his experience with new FAI hierarchy
‘It was the first time anyone in authority had rang me for 15 years’
Sporting Year roundtable: Our panel discuss the highs and lows of 2019
Marie Crowe and Colin Byrne join some of our writers to look back on the highs and lows
Ireland’s do or die games: The nights we did - and the nights we died
From McAteer against the Netherlands to, yep, Henry against us (and the rules)
Stephen Kenny: Managing Ireland would be ‘the greatest honour’
Eoin Hand says Kenny ‘could do for Irish soccer what Joe Schmidt has done for rugby’
Sideline Cut: Fundamental reform the only way forward for Irish football
The age of the big persona leading limited Ireland to improbable glory has passed
TV this weekend: The Rock takes on Graham Norton
Paul McGrath marks his anniversary on ‘Ray D’Arcy’, while Trinny Woodall appears on the ‘Late Late’
Irish team set for height of luxury in Versailles
The national team will spend almost all of Euro 2016 behind a tight security cordon
Euro ’88: Jack Charlton points Ireland’s ‘beautiful, skilled losers’ on path to glory
A phone call in December 1985 set in train one of the key chapters in the history of Irish football
Magical memories of Italia ’90 linger still
The improbable figure of a gruff Englishman Jack Charlton led a great Irish sporting adventure, writes Peter Byrne
Ireland and Poland renew friendship that has brought fond memories for blazers
There are many reasons why countries have met so often and not all are football ones
World Cup TV: Poor divil Blerim Dzemali better not forget to put the bins out
The Hamman man predicts France will (Thomas) muller them in quarter-finals because Germany are rubbish
Former FAI development officer wins unfair dismissal case
Paul Sheridan awarded five-figure compensation sum for 2010 redundancy
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