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In Home of the Year, three experts pass judgment on architecturally ambitious houses

Kevin McStay: Plenty of scope for improving football as a spectacle

The use of technology to ease the burden on referees should be a priority for the GAA

Kerry’s Peter Crowley suspended for eight weeks over squirting incident

Injured player seen to direct bottle at Cormac Costello while acting as maor uisce

Fresh ideas: 10 things to see and do at the Spring Ideal Home show

The RDS show marks the start of the home improvement season

‘Mayo bring a higher intensity than almost anyone’

Kerry’s Murphy relishing step up to league final while lamenting fall of Munster rivals

Kerry edge Dublin in breathtaking Tralee encounter

Peter Keane’s senior managerial debut against Dublin certainly a night to remember

Celebrity Home of the Year: John Boyne’s ‘ego room’ floors judges

There’s no accounting for taste on ‘Celebrity Home of the Year’ – and no easy way to defend the judging

Eamonn Fitzmaurice steps down as Kerry manager

He’s been involved with Kerry seniors, as a player or manager, for 17 of the past 21 years

A bad Kerry display will leave Fitzmaurice on borrowed time

There is an undeniable sense of a dam about to burst if Kerry don’t beat Monaghan

Darragh Ó Sé: Kerry hurting because they lack the men to lead

David Moran, Paul Geaney and Paul Murphy need to stand up and be counted in Clones

Jim McGuinness: Fine details are key as real business starts

Pace, aggression and tactical acumen a common theme for Dubs, Kerry and Donegal

Accountability fears stymie efforts to change culture of Irish theatre

Speak Up & Call it Out initiative could be turning point in controversy over Gate allegations

Code of behaviour for Irish theatre to be established

Panel discussion told it’s up to Michael Colgan how he deals with misconduct allegations

Theatre cleans up its act after bullying allegations

The sector is coming together to establish a code of behaviour in the wake of the Gate controversy

Fitzmaurice the guiding light as new dawn beckons for Kerry

Influx of footballing talent from successful minor squads points to a bright future

Michael Colgan rejects allegations of sexual harassment

Former Gate director denies he is a bully and realises he should have had a code of ethics

Release of Gate report into Colgan behaviour not in my remit – expert

Author of report is disappointed and ‘a bit surprised’ it is not fully published

Gate report: ‘I left Ireland to escape this culture of silence’

Opinion: The Gate won’t publish its Michael Colgan report. Action is needed

Anger at Gate Theatre decision not to publish full review

Chairman says board has been as transparent as possible but cannot put theatre in jeopardy

Report into Michael Colgan behaviour not to be published

Publication would breach confidentiality of participants, says Gate Theatre board

GAA weekend that was: Galway are happy to lurk in the shadows

Meanwhile, Waterford will be slow to get going; Monaghan hold Indian sign over Kerry

Michael Colgan has ‘case to answer’ over behaviour at Gate

Review heard reports from 56 people about behaviour of former artistic director; board resignations to be fast-tracked

Gate asks for ‘forbearance’ during inquiry into possible abuse

Theatre responds to 72 women concerned about inquiry

Over 70 theatre women call for Gate inquiry to be replaced

Investigation of conduct of former director Michael Colgan ‘needs trust’ of alleged victims

Australians impressed by ‘highly-skilled’ Ireland’s adaptability

Kernan’s inexperienced side suffer second Test defeat as Aussies’ intensity takes its toll

Gate Theatre run like ‘family business’, 2016 report claimed

Arts Council commissioned review after concerns raised about governance

Mayo once again show that they have no short-term memory

High-energy assault through the middle helped them dominate Kerry in semi-final win

Maligned Mayo should ignore the din and trust their instincts

Rochford’s ploy of putting O’Shea on Donaghy could be deemed a partial success

Darragh Ó Sé: I felt sorry for Aidan O'Shea - I've been there

Curbing Kerry's Kieran Donaghy remains a major problem for Mayo’s management

Jim McGuinness: Mayo’s collective will prove hard to stop

They need to win the middle-third battle and improve on their own kick-outs

Darragh Ó Sé: Kerry have more room to improve than Mayo

I feel there are a bunch of Kerry lads who are sore about their form against Galway

Jim McGuinness: Kerry not quite yet the complete package

Eamonn Fitzmaurice’s side showed chinks in their armour in Galway game

Darragh Ó Sé: Running football the key to this year’s All-Ireland

The way Kerry, Dublin and Mayo move the ball is too much for lesser teams

Darragh Ó Sé: Kerry are there to be beaten if Cork target midfield

Peadar Healy’s team in the perfect position to spring unlikely ambush on the Kingdom

Paul O’Connell helps Pinergy put its energy into the SME market

Seen & Heard: Kerrygold v Irishgold; INM’s Celtic Media bid; FL Partners’ social housing

All your previews for a bumper Gaelic games weekend

The meeting of Galway and Mayo tops the bill on Sunday with one other semi-final

Dublin equal unbeaten record in Kerry’s own backyard

Paul Mannion’s late point denies the Kingdom victory in physical Tralee encounter

Seen and Heard: What the Sunday papers reported

Desmond backs vulture fund buyout, Fitch keeps close eye on Digicel, glittering achievement for Mountain Province

FL Partners buys job agency Potensis on back of UK construction demand

Agency to focus on expanding from southeast England base through acquisitions

Supersub Kevin McManamon gets to shine from the start

Dublin forward will start his first All-Ireland final against Mayo after upping his work-rate

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