Joanne O’Riordan: Rejuvenated Dwyer hungry as ever and ready for the fray
Ireland and Fr Mathews stalwart hopeful for a good year for Irish basketball
Appeal court upholds €65,000 award over girl’s ice skating injury
Aoibhe Naghten fell and another skater went over her hand during visit to pop-up rink in Blanchardstown
Covid 19: Transmission within schools stays low despite outbreaks
Some 31 positive cases last week following mass testing of 2,284 students and staff
School at centre of major Covid-19 outbreak unaware of case for days
17 positive cases across several classes leads to closure of Co Cork school for two weeks
Brother of Dublin Jimmy wanted Garda to share intelligence with him
Francis McGuinness took High Court case seeking detail of why his yard was searched
Pink paint and butterflies: The interior style of Geraldine O’Riordan
Every surface of the artist’s home is a potential canvas, including the garden wall
Sports committee ‘agrees’ entire FAI board should resign
FAI board meets on Monday to take ‘urgent steps’ over governance issues
Focus on autism: ‘Riley has been rejected by 37 schools’
Nicole Duggan has been trying to find a place for her son since he was three months old
Doctors protest outside Dáil warning GP service is in crisis
‘We are looking at the last generation of GPs in Ireland’ – doctors call for Fempi reversal
Biggest weekend in basketball as National Cup finals get under way in Tallaght
Marian take on Killester in men’s final, while women’s final will see a first-time winner from either Liffey Celtics or Brunell
Marble City Hawks have DCU-Mercy in their sights
Kilkenny club looking to claim another big Dublin scalp in their first Superleague season
Spicy Cork derby in prospect as UCC Glanmire face Fr Mathews
Former Glanmire duo Dwyer and McCarthy will be facing their old club for the first time
Agri-food sites top environmental watchdog ‘name and shame’ list
Firms responsible for persistent odour, noise or dust emissions problems flagged by EPA
Top of the table clash as Liffey Celtics welcome Glanmire in women’s Super League
In men’s Super League Tralee Warriors face an in-form Swords Thunder
Micheál Donoghue ‘shocked’ at being named Manager of the Year
Galway boss rewarded for ending his county’s long wait for an All-Ireland hurling title
Big basketball weekend in store as quarter-finals tip off
Glanmire seek to move step closer to fifth cup title in row as they face Pyrobel Killester
Irish Water deploys tankers as 66,000 customers remain cut off
ESB works to restore power at 30 wastewater plants and sewage pumping stations
Judge abandons case of girl injured while ice skating
Company who set up rink in Blanchardstown had sought to introduce new witness
Man jailed for six years over two stabbings in Co Cork
Accused already serving a sentence for a nose bitting assault, judge is told
Auctions: results and forthcoming
Two paintings of significant Irish interest at Bonhams, London, 19th century art sale
Dispute over Game of Thrones replica ends up in court
Man seeking injunction against business partner he claims wants to take throne out of Ireland
Jury recommends changes to building regulations after inquest into death of little boy
All parts of stone fireplaces should be mechanially attached to walls
Two residents arrested at Irish Water protest in Cork
Stand-off saw anti-water charge campaigners block entrance to Irish Water staff
Gracious and spacious former rectory for €2.6m
A beautifully restored Victorian in Glanmire has a refurbished gate lodge and six acres of grounds
Bookies breathe again after ‘£50m fall’ at Cheltenham
Clean sweep for Mullins-Walsh partnership but horse falls at the last fence
Execution of elderly Protestant woman a basis for pension claim
IRA’s Frank Busteed involved in killing of Mary Lindsay in Cork during War of Independence
HSE takes over running of Glanmire Residential Care Centre
Hiqa seeks order over concerns over health and welfare of 38 elderly residents
Two jailed over attempted raid on home of businessman
Judge says actions of ‘gangsters’ must not be tolerated
Man pleads guilty to fraud offences while working on Local Property Tax helpline
Court hears all attempts to use credit cards were declined and no one was at financial loss
Man charged over alleged fraud at property tax helpline service
Judge accepts jurisdiction after hearing that none of the injured parties were at any financial loss
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