Hundreds pay respects at family home of camogie player Kate Moran
Camogie player died in an accidental collision during a match earlier this week
‘A tremendous role model’: Tributes paid to camogie player who died after match
The Athenry player, named locally as Kate Moran, was a ‘leader on and off the field’
More than 50 witnesses set to give evidence in ‘Golfgate’ case, judge told
Case could take up to five days in January, Clifden District Court hears
Munster face tough two-match trip to South Africa ahead of European campaign
Proposed URC fixture list would see champions Leinster open at home to the Bulls
Vera Pauw accuses player’s father of ‘harassment and intimidation’
19-year-old Tyler Toland has not featured in an Ireland squad for 18 months
Taoiseach confident vaccine targets will be met subject to supply
Surplus supply from Germany ruled out as Martin vows to wait his turn for vaccination
Paddleboard hero family in mourning after fisherman dies
Tom Oliver (19) lost his life in accident off Salthill while fishing on Monday
‘It’s the worst we’ve ever seen’: Flooding in west leads to school and road closures
Clifden hit by ‘sudden and severe’ flooding following unexpected heavy rainfall
Pearson appoints former Disney executive Andy Bird as new chief
Mr Bird is a non-executive director at Pearson and was appointed to the board in May
Lucky to be alive - Cousins rescued at sea after clinging to a lobster pot for 15 hours
Rescuers hailed as heros after calculating correct location with tidal and weather information
Relieved mother of rescued women says paddleboards will never ‘darken doors’ again
Cousins Sara Feeney (23) and Ellen Glynn (17) found safe and well clinging to lobster pot
Two injured after plane crash lands in Galway
Two taken to hospital after Cessna plane crash lands in a field at Killimordaly
Court refuses Declan Ganley’s bid in Denis O’Brien dossier case
O’Brien suing Ganley and Red Flag over alleged lobbying campaign against billionaire
Solicitor of charged men criticises delay in Lunney kidnap case
Court told men entitled to presumption of innocence and State cannot keep remanding in custody
Woman was trying to get out of caravan as it was swept into sea by Storm Ali
Inquest hears nurse (58) suffered fractured skull when caravan toppled 30 feet
Pearson punished for profit warning on US textbook slump
Education firm warns US higher education courseware revenue to fall as much as 12%
Mick McCarthy defends surprise pick for Portugal camp
Republic of Ireland manager is in familiar territory as his squad prepares in the Algarve
What became of Celtic’s Lisbon Lions?
Jock Stein’s ‘Lisbon Lions’ side were the first British team to win the European Cup
Pearson sees cost cuts bearing fruit as digital push advances
Former Financial Times owner expects savings higher than £330m
John Delaney confident that under-21 Euros bid can succeed
FAI boss says he has raised the possible bid at Uefa level and is ‘very hopeful of success
Virtual schools keep education publisher Pearson on course
Publisher overcomes weaker textbook sales in key US market to return to profit growth
Keith Earls: ‘We’ve a more rounded game than just kicking’
Munster man says province lacked some detail last year that made 10s ‘look a bit out of sync’
Surge in horse-racing syndicates still far behind boom days
One in six racehorses owned by a syndicate, with prize money also on the increase
Johann Van Graan fully aware Munster's season is on the brink
‘Edinburgh are a red-hot team, playing some fantastic rugby’ says Munster boss of Scots
Cork’s Conor Lehane looking forward to summer of action
Midleton sharpshooter ready to meet demands of new championship format
Classy Carndonagh CS claim FAI Schools Cup glory again
Donegal school prove too strong for outgunned Coláiste Chiaráin, Athlone
Netherlands’ women in different financial league to Irish counterparts
Republic face a squad of full-time professionals several of whom earn six-figure salaries
Ireland braced for another daunting task against Netherlands
Colin Bell’s side will opt for the defensive plan which frustrated the Dutch in Nijmegen
Munster flanker Chris Cloete ruled out for rest of season with fractured arm
Coach van Graan relieved Murray came through Wales game unscathed
Education group Pearson sees brighter future with ‘Spotify’ approach
Shares rise as publishing house reports positive guidance for results
UCD advance to Sigerson Cup semi-final as they hold DCU at bay
Midfield dominance of Kerry pair Jack Barry and Barry O’Sullivan decisive
No margin for error as Ireland Women brace for Slovakia in World Cup qualifier
With tougher clashes against Netherlands and Norway ahead, a win in Senec is crucial
Ireland U21s brace for must-win clash against Norway
Declan Rice included in team as Martin O’Neill resists urge to promote him to full squad
Flannery convinced Munster remain on the right track
Scrum coach says Erasmus’s imminent departure has not impeded squad’s progress
Burberry faces growing opposition on executive compensation
Investors urged by advisory groups to vote at AGM against Burberry’s report on pay
Pearson publishing to create 300 jobs in Belfast
Education company expansion in North supported by £2m from NI Invest and DoE
Pearson defends pay rise to CEO despite profit warnings
Head of education group John Fallon oversaw Pearson’s biggest ever loss of £2.5bn
Players’ group rejects Delaney’s claims about women’s team
PFAI claims Delaney’s version is ‘inaccurate’ and says no proposals were tabled
FAI pay dispute heading to the Labour Court
Siptu says only small fraction of money lost by members in 2012 cuts has been restored
Munster hope to make their own mark in Edinburgh
Squad need support for Friday’s Pro12 clash from Irish fans arriving for Six Nations tie
Erasmus confident O'Mahony can shake off back injury
Munster captain expected to lead his side against Leicester in Champions Cup
Malachy Clerkin’s sports books of the year
Muhammad Ali, Adrian Doherty, Paul O’Connell, others make up 2016’s best reads
Connacht Rugby ‘close to disbandment’ seven years ago
Former manager and journalist John Fallon’s book tracks highs and lows of province
Ian Madigan’s scores off bench not enough for Bordeaux-Begles
Former Leinster outhalf likely to be rotated through French club’s tough rugby campaign
Connacht’s success raises awkward questions for GAA
Province’s great achievement unlikely to find counterpart in modern-day football or hurling
Tens of thousands out all over Ireland for St Patrick’s Day parades
Strong sunshine drives numbers and exuberant atmosphere at events around country
Carndonagh CS claim FAI Schools Senior Cup
Christy McLaughlin-Fildara’s winner in extra time seals glory for Donegal school
Pearson expects profit recovery in 2018 as tough markets persist
Educational publisher suffering as fewer young people attend college in US
Pearson to cut 4,000 jobs, cap dividend due to weak earnings
Publisher sold FT and its stake in The Economist last year
Ireland under-21s lose out to Lithuania in Vilnius
Qualification for European Championship looking unlikely for Noel King’s young men
Fine Gael TD Brian Walsh will not contest next election
Galway West deputy and former party whip withdraws candidacy due to medical advice
Galway hurling finalists live to fight another day
Craughwell and Sarsfields must meet again after tight encounter ends in draw
Body of driver found in car in middle of roundabout
Gardaí believe body of man may have been in car obscured by bushes for several days
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