Cork Constitution taking nothing for granted as they face Lansdowne

Defending champions are ‘going to be very much underdogs’, says coach Brian Hickey

Eight of the best Instagram gardeners to follow in 2018

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First Love review: Beckett’s bold tale of beauty and baseness

Mesmerising performance but something hesitant in Barry McGovern’s delivery

The Irish Times view: The freedom to offend

Pastor James McConnell’s comments were clearly a manifestation of prejudice, if not bigotry

Fionola Meredith: Pastor McConnell had the right to make nasty comments about Islam

Revulsion at McConnell’s rant gradually became secondary to the need to protect and uphold the fundamental right to freedom of expression.

NI pastor acquitted of ‘grossly offensive’ remarks about Islam

James McConnell claimed in sermon Muslim religion was ‘spawned in hell’

Sirens and segways raise awareness at Emergency Services Day

Over 1,000 service personnel march through Dublin to highlight work on frontlines

Belfast preacher in court over calling Islam ‘satanic’

Pastor James McConnell wants to be ‘exonerated, liberated and set free’

Pastor sorry for calling Islam a ‘doctrine spawned in hell’

James McConnell, who had been backed by First Minister, questioned by PSNI for two hours

NI church head says race attacks ‘must stop immediately’

New head of Presbyterians says attacks an ‘affront to us as democratic and civilised country’

Belfast preacher’s views of Islam

Robinson tries to dampen row over pastor’s remarks

First Minister to meet NI Muslim leaders to demonstrate his support for them

Gilmore open to taking Brussels post

Tánaiste did not rule out idea of becoming commissioner when asked if he was a candidate