‘An incredible buzz’: Tyrone football family hopes for an All-Ireland final to remember

Sister of late minor footballer Paul McGirr says there has been a big clamour for tickets

Keith Duggan: Cork are on the march again and what a Grand Parade it is

From Micheál Martin to Reggie from the Blackrock Road, the tide is high right now for all Rebels

Barry Roche: The Cork tie that binds – bred in the bone

Come what may on Sunday, we are Cork and we are back

Snapshots of Cork street life in all its 1960s glory

Along with running a tea empire, Anthony Barry captured Cork's life and times

Cleggan Bay disaster of 1927 to be marked this weekend

Deaths of 45 fishermen in storm 90 years ago to be remembered in Galway and Mayo

Boat-builder with poet’s eye and stories of great sea journeys

Obituary: Dómhnall Mac a tSíthigh, born March 21, 1951; died June 9th, 2017

‘Fundamentalist Catholics’?

Boat that sailed around Arctic arrives in Westport

‘Northabout’ completes circumnavigation in seven weeks highlighting polar ice melt

Drama of Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic rescue ‘pure Spielberg’, ambassador says

100 years on from voyage, Dominick Chilcott says Irish adventurer still has ‘resonance’

First Encounters: Fiona Dennehy and Caoimhe de Barra

‘There’s so much depth to our friendship because of our shared history’

Derryman wins US award for Pacific rescue

Sean McCarter recovered Londoner from Pacific during Clipper round world race

Camino “by sea” planned by Kerry adventurers

An Irishwoman’s Diary about an ambitious sea journey

Recreating Ernest Shackleton’s rescue, trench foot and all

A team has recreated Shackleton’s Antarctic rescue mission of 1916, right down to period equipment and food. The only modern touches were the safety equipment and melting glaciers

Gutenberg alive and well in Corca Dhuibhne

A Swiss printer-publisher is producing books in Irish and English in west Kerry – using a Gutenberg-style press. Photographs by Bryan O'Brien