Sanction here to stay despite inconsistencies, says GAA president Aogán Ó Fearghaíl

Move by GAA aims to reward good fielding and lead to fluid, fast-moving matches

Dublin manager claims game would benefit from pre-match meetings with officials

Lenny Abrahamson’s Room and John Crowley’s Brooklyn vie for the best picture Oscar this weekend. They are part of a grand tradition

For most people, there are 101 excuses for not doing exercise. Yet there are some for whom even greater challenges have been no obstacle in getting to a fitter place

Thousands attend State funeral for executed 1916 rebel at home in Castlelyons, Co Cork

Before we can work out if we can loosen our belts after next week’s budget, we need to take a look at who was hit by eight years of austerity

Cork’s iconic GAA ground is part stadium, part museum piece now and there are just two big days for it left

Woman claims she was shoved when ‘a ring that goes around a certain part of a man’ was thrown

Cork and Tipperary opposition to motion limiting penalty run-up could spell defeat

Public to vote for winning song which will be announced at Vicar St on February 27th

Authorities says 58 people brought to hospital following incident at London theatre