Carla Rowe does the damage as Dublin see off Donegal challenge
Dublin progress to semi-final against Mayo who were four point winners over Galway
Rift opens in Moore Street group tasked with vision for historic locality
‘Legal status’ of Moore Street Preservation Trust emerges as pressing cause for concern
Former west Kerry holiday home of Máire Mhac an tSaoi to auction from €120k
Poet once described tumbledown property as ‘the nearest house in Ireland to America’
Weekend GAA Previews: Plenty at stake on football’s D Day
The battle for a place in Division One final is set to go right down to the wire on Sunday
Weekend GAA previews: Mayo seek first win over Galway in four years
Tipp hurlers need to beat Cork to have any chance of reaching quarter-finals
Gary Sice’s 1-7 sends Corofin back to Croke Park to defend title
Galway side earn another St Patrick’s Day out after seeing off Gaoth Dobhair
Weekend GAA previews: Kilkenny and Limerick look to get one up early
Seán Moran looks ahead to the All-Ireland club semis and the Allianz League hurling
Weekend Gaelic football previews
The AIB All-Ireland club semi-finals and second weekend of Allianz leagues
Dublin priests who ministered at 1916 Easter Rising remembered
Commemoration sees readings of accounts from clerics who aided wounded and dying
Easter Rising – Day 1: Rebels on the streets
On Easter Monday 1916, the rebels seize key buildings across Dublin city centre
More 1916 Moore Street buildings assessed for preservation
Dublin City Council to engage consultants to assess five buildings due to be demolished
The Proclaimers: 100 years on, they’ve still got something to say
Proclamation Day gives students the opportunity to reflect on and reimagine what it means to be Irish in 2016
The Patrick Pearse letters: Trouble at St Enda’s College
The republican leader’s experimental Dublin school struggled with debt – and with irate neighbours
The Joseph Mary Plunkett papers: ‘I was never meant to be so happy’
The youngest of the Proclamation signatories married his fiancee, Grace Gifford, in his prison cell the night before he was executed
The Seán Mac Diarmada papers: ‘This blood was not shed in vain’
The National Library files on 1916 Proclamation signatory Seán Mac Diarmada show he was a ‘doer’ more than a writer
Rare photographs of 1916 Rising go on display
National Library collection includes photo of Éamon de Valera marching men to captivity
Rising interviews reveal truth behind the fiction
RTÉ releases 50 audio and visual recordings from its archives for 1916 centenary
The Thomas Clarke papers: An impish wit who fretted about money
Thomas J Clarke, whose name appeared first among those of the signatories to the Proclamation of the Irish Republic, was an unbending Fenian – and a mordant, impish wit
The James Connolly papers: ‘Wasn’t it a full life? Isn’t this a good end?
‘Well, Lillie, hasn’t it been a full life and isn’t this a good end?’ the signatory to the Proclamation of the Irish Republic told his wife just before he was executed, in 1916
Carrick-on-Shannon coping with second major flood in six years
Residents of Co Leitrim town want single agency set up to manage overflowing river
The Éamonn Ceannt papers: ‘I am calmly awaiting the end’
‘My dearest wife Áine,’ began Éamonn Ceannt’s final letter, which he wrote in Kilmainham Gaol the night before his execution
Dublin City Council protects five more Moore Street buildings
Vote to list properties as having historical importance goes against recommendation
Secret police files relating to Easter Rising released
Dublin Metropolitan Police (DMP) obsessively monitored future rebels
Something from the weekend: Our GAA team’s views from the pressbox
Front-running Donegal . . .Westmeath bolters . . . Midlands fear factor . . . Galway too loose
Leitrim holding on to that dream despite all the odds
Both Leitrim and Roscommon go into the championships with confidence
1916 relatives to boycott Rising commemoration launch
Bid to get information on 2016 programme compared to ‘getting your teeth pulled’
The liberal intellectuals behind Irish independence: Vivid Faces: The Revolutionary Generation in Ireland, 1890-1923
Review: the military male perspective of the Rising is well-documented but there is another story
Only eyewitness account of Easter Rising leaders’ burial is made public
Archive letter tells how British sergeant major noted the order in which 1916 commanders were buried
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