St Michael’s run seven tries in comfortable first round win

Analysts say market outlook is strong, as chance of no-deal Brexit decreases

Site beside Teeling Whiskey Distillery with permission for development up to six storeys

Review: Clive Owen and Amanda Seyfried cannot save ‘Gattaca’ director’s sketchy sci-fi

Diarmaid Ferriter: Taoiseach should learn from Blair on the dangers of the ‘constant campaign’

Tipperary outscore visitors 1-11 to 1-1 in the second half to stage hard-fought comeback

Derek McGrath’s side could only manage 1-1 against the breeze after the break

Early second-half try leaves Terenure with too much ground to make up

In this weeks’s theatre, a frightful creature becomes a useful friend, an old fable is laced up to fit new times, and one eccentric Dubliner finally becomes a legend

Sterling hits eight-year low, but most are predicting currency will begin slow recovery

The #nowrongpath campaign reminds school leavers that exams are only one path to a career

Expectations of softer Brexit policy help check slump in pound

Predicted sterling crash on foot of hung parliament result fails to materialise

For Irish exporters Thursday’s vote can provide some relief or erode their position

Austin Gleeson returns from suspension to help Waterford IT defeat Trinity

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Microsoft managing director says more must be done to encourage female participation

Former Iput property includes extensive glazing offering views over Georgian Dublin

Over 4,000 sick and elderly still waiting for help in spite of June announcement

Mark O’Brien is the only Irish person taking part in the relay to bring the torch to Rio

Demolishing the high-rise towers of the Dublin housing complex took years, and replacing them has been a challenge. Now it’s time to invest in its social and economic life

Mark O’Brien (13) had written to president of Rio 2016 committee to explain his dream

Standing for part of the day leads to more energy, focus and productivity

Workers went on strike after British military introduced martial law on Shannonside

The sharp dialogue and narrative energy of this drama of unintended pregnancy mask the timelessness of its core themes

Fund also bidding for two office blocks rented by Facebook in docklands

Returning hero Michael Lustig grabs late double at Parkhead

Assets are to be offered for sale in one lot or on an individual basis

Cleaning, like politics, is a dirty business, in Colm Maher’s new comedy

Actor and poet Carlos Andrés Gómez is in Ballymun to spread an anti-macho message

Is it really easy when you’re big in Japan? Lewis Jackson of Wicklow alt-rockers Enemies, who play Knockanstockan in Co Wicklow this weekend, talks about the making of the quartet’s new album and being famous in the Far East

Two strange friends wait for the return of the King until kingdom come