Burglary linked to internet blackout in Ballinasloe
Thieves believed to have cut Eir cables before stealing up to €10,000 in cash and cigarettes
The Murphy conundrum: an all-round talent in the square?
Donegal face an ongoing challenge in making the most of their versatile captain’s rare talent
The absolute beginner’s guide to tackling a triathlon
Beginner events now facilitate participation by people of all ages and abilities
Centurion Sonia O’Sullivan brings up 100th parkrun in Cabinteely
‘It’s only taken me close to 13 years but each run has a different story, a different memory’
Students announce end of TCD occupation
Provost posts tweet saying ‘alternative proposals’ would be considered by TCD board
TCD to provide alternative Arabic teacher for students following complaints
Dr Ali Selim ’s support for female circumcision has sparked calls for his removal from teaching post
How best to deal with triathlon-related injuries
Overuse injuries are relatively widespread among triathletes, typically affecting lower limbs
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Former college newspaper editor considers what you should look out for
CAO 2017: 25,000 students accept first-round offers within hours
Number of courses where ‘random selection’ is used to limit entry falls by more than half
GAA gives us all a chance to measure ourselves against our heroes
Junior and intermediate finals are as good a day as you can have following Gaelic games
Concession of key goals continues to cost Mayo dearly
Keeping a clean sheet would go a long way to ensuring Sam Maguire goes west
Subtle differences to Mayo’s make-up gives them more appeal
Manager Stephen Rochford just glad to have All-Ireland final to look forward to
Mayo hoping to get further by taking a different route
County’s former trainer Cian O’Neill believes the perennial nearly men now have a cutting edge to them
Aidan O’Shea’s late goal takes pressure off Mayo
Westmeath had got to within three points with stirring comeback
Mayo looking for a bit more fire from their big guns
Westmeath’s massed defence could pose some problems for Stephen Rochford’s side
Controversial penalty helps Mayo turn things around against Fermanagh
Che Cullen penalised after Aidan O’Shea went down six minutes from time
Galway spring the mother of all surprises in Mayo
Rank outsiders record their first win over Connacht rivals since 2008 at McHale Park
Clare and Tipperary set to progress to Munster football semi-finals
Weekend GAA previews: Mayo too stronger for London despite injury problems
GAA struggle to justify decisions not to punish high-profile offenders
Statistically better to get a red card later in the season rather than earlier
Lee Keegan comes out as defender of officials
Mayo player named the Opel GAA/GPA Footballer of the Month for August
Publish and be damned – the DRA judgement on Diarmuid Connolly will be a page turner
DRA has fulfilled positive role in settling GAA disputes but decision to lift ban causes concern
Diarmuid Connolly cleared to play semi-final against Mayo
Decision made by GAA’s Disputes Resolution Authority in early hours of Saturday morning
Dublin’s Diarmuid Connolly to miss semi-final replay
All Star’s absence against Mayo a major setback for Jim Gavin’s charges
Dublin set to be without Diarmuid Connolly for replay with Mayo
No other action to be taken after CCCC reviewed incidents from Sunday’s game
It’s not just ‘The Sunday Game’ that’s disrespecting referees
Last week’s disciplinary decisions by the GAA deeply undermined match officials
Decision to lift Keane suspension infuriates Croke Park officials
Central Hearing Committee’s decision has possibly opened up a Pandora’s box
Mickey Harte quiet on Tiernan McCann’s eight-week ban
Tyrone manager confirms county board will be appealing the CCCC decision
Driven Mayo display marks end of the road for Donegal
Two superb goals cap a dominant performance from Connacht champions
Jim McGuinness: Mayo must adjust defensive strategy to win All-Ireland
Concession of costly goals will continute until exposed full back line are better protected
Rampant Dublin dismantle Mayo in Castlebar
Jim Gavin’s men produce impressive display to ease to big win
Dublin get over their travel sickness in Mayo
Mayo unable to live with Dublin’s pace and intensity in Castlebar
Inis Óirr house points to a new generation of Irish architecture
At home in its dramatic setting, this house on Inis Óirr in Co Galway has just been showcased at the BAU fair in Munich
Defender Keith Higgins revs up as Mayo hit the road again
One of the most coveted defenders in the game accentuates the positive of a good start
Kerry ready for work ahead after Mayo call shots
Tommy Walsh makes first appearance since return from Australia but picks up an injury
About 200 people attend ‘non-political’ water charges protest
Members of community groups meet in Dublin to ‘show people make a difference’
Nothing to choose between Mayo and Kerry
Sublime Kieran O’Leary point denies fourteen-man Connacht champions and sets up semi-final replay
Mayo get off to quick start in New York
New York manager Ian Galvin laments fact his side had a limited amount of competitive games to play before they took on Mayo
Mayo and Dublin name teams for semi-finals
Stephen Cluxton back for Dublin, Mayo make five changes for Derry clash
Alan Freeman’s late penalty rescues a draw for Mayo against Sligo IT
Students very close to claiming a big scalp
If Mayo get the match-ups right this time they will do it
Phoney war over as James Horan’s men set about dethroning All-Ireland champions Donegal
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