Michael Conlan and Joe Joyce’s hopes of a 2016 Olympic medal upgrade recede
Report says subjective nature of scoring system makes it impossible to prove bouts were predetermined
Chris Eubank leads tributes to son Sebastian after his death in Dubai
Eubank says family devastated at the loss of Sebastian who was about to turn 30
Clonmany parishioners receive their ashes in takeaway style
Blessed ashes are packed into plastic sauce pots and left at churches for collection
John Muldoon’s return to the West reawakens tribal memories
As the Pat Lam circus rolls into the Sportsground, Muldoon is savouring coming home
Criticising Daniel Dubois for stopping his fight ‘dangerous and irresponsible’
Dubois suffered a broken orbital bone and nerve damage around his left eye
Pmask coverings likely to suit meat plant workers, founder says
Dave Manning claims masks cost fraction of other full face options in Covid-19 fight
Face masks developed in Ireland could help meat-plant workers
Modified diving mask allows close proximity with sharply reduced risk of cross-infection
How a Galway 2020 mountain illumination managed to survive Covid-19 restrictions
Savage Beauty in Connemara had been billed as largest such artwork in the world
A history of Ireland in 13 houses, from beehive huts to bungalow bliss
The houses that define our Irishness, from the Big House to bedsits
Wilder retains WBC title after controversial Fury draw
Spring rematch appears inevitable after Fury is denied dream comeback by judges in LA
Donegal drownings: two male victims named locally
RNLI says men were in the water for ‘three to four’ hours before they were rescued
Two dead and one in hospital after fishing boat capsizes off Donegal
Visitors staying in cottage hear fishermen’s cries for help after lengthy period in water
Over €360,000 of library fines issued across Dublin for 2017
Most popular books borrowed include ‘Echoland’ by Joe Joyce and Roald Dahl classic ‘The BFG’
Tyson Fury expected to return to the ring despite quit talk
Promoter Frank Warren says: ‘If he was going to retire what’s point in fighting Ukad?’
Rugby’s wild geese: the Irish in England and France
Transfers to English Premiership and French Top 14 now more difficult for Irish players
Irish publishing body says not paying writers is uncommon
Liberties Press admits it has not been paying some of its writers their royalties
Statement by Liberties Press publisher Seán O’Keeffe
‘This is a situation I am sorry about, and one I am addressing’
Publisher Liberties Press admits owing money to authors
Publisher Seán O’Keeffe says he is sorry and vows to address the situation on payments
Haughey ‘vindictive’ and backed by thugs, former colleague says
Ex-Fianna Fáil TD and junior minister John O’Leary recalls former taoiseach in memoir
Who did you say you were? Encounters with Charles Haughey
Stephen Collins, Joe Joyce, Peter Murtagh and Michael O’Regan on the late taoiseach’s volcanic temper, use of power, and taste for living on the edge
Charles Haughey drama: ‘This is a story about power’
While being true to much of the Haughey story, there were some things RTÉ couldn’t stretch to
From the Archives: December 6th, 1969
Five Labour Party TDs supported a call from Ictu that all trade unionists, including journalists and broadcasters, should refuse to co-operate with the controversial visit of an all-white South African rugby team to Ireland, prompting this editorial in reply
Joe Joyce: a homage to Ernest Hemingway
Reading is very pleasurable but no substitute for doing; writing has taught me to treat words that come easily with suspicion
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