Terenure College

Terenure host Clontarf in mouthwatering clash at the top of AIL Division 1A

Seven players from the Lakelands club named in the starting XV with one further on the bench, Clontarf have three representatives

Champions Terenure seeking an eighth successive AIL win following a slow start to the season

McClean (79) was convicted of sexually abusing 45 pupils at Dublin school between 1971 and 1993

The writer on his quartet of novellas, Water, Earth, Fire and Air

Complainants prompted to come forward after revelations last year of child abuse in Blackrock College and its junior school, Willow Park

Munster native played a crucial role in Terenure College’s historic first All-Ireland League triumph, scoring 30 points in the final win over Clontarf

Thriving south Dublin club’s rivalry with former champions Clontarf is born out of respect and is mutually beneficial

All the evidence points to another fluctuating decider between the two best club sides in the country

Clontarf’s Corinthian spirit appeals to the son of a Gaeilgeoir family, writes Gerry Thornley

School says it was a ‘grave failure’ that it didn’t prevent abuse by former teacher John McClean

Defending champions’ top try-scorer scores another four tries in the 50-29 win over UCD to set up a home semi-final against Young Munster

The actor, who is receiving a Special Tribute Award at the Irish Times Theatre Awards, on his early days at Radio Éireann and a ghostly encounter with WB Yeats

Warning in a draft briefing note on recently-announced inquiry into alleged abuse at Blackrock College and other prestigious private schools

Lioncor’s planning application for development of 364 rental units on former Terenure College playing fields was refused by An Bord Pleanála

McClean (78), already serving an 11-year sentence for abusing 23 pupils at south Dublin school, is not set for release until 2030

Former rugby coach groomed one victim after father’s terminal cancer diagnosis, court hears

40 Fortfield Terrace is situated in what the sellers call a 'wonderful community'

Terenure head coach Sean Skehan sees this Saturday’s clash with Clontarf at Lakelands Park being a one-score game

Young Munster close in on top four while Clontarf move to within three points of leaders

The word abuse wasn’t part of students’ lexicon, author says, although he wonders if the adults in the school now feel guilty about not doing more

Lioncor adviser challenges refusal of 364-apartment seven-story development on public safety grounds due to traffic issues

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Project will help secure future viability of fee-paying school, says Carmelite Order

Clontarf to face ‘different team’ at Energia All-Ireland League final, ’Nure captain says

Jordan Conroy swaps his dancing shoes for rugby boots as Ireland Sevens impress

If the Ranelagh lads bring their attacking game, this promises to be a gripping final

She was accused of cultural appropriation when she shared the recipe on social media

Wild Geese: Dubliner misses the Aviva on match day but is content with Toronto’s offering

Five-bed with huge garden needs renovation but new owners can make this a home for life

Ireland’s Ciara Griffin returns to action for the first time since Parma heartbreak

Rugby Sevens captain can glimpse gold at the end of long and winding Tokyo road

Backlash to the author's recent young-adult book inspired a new novel about social media

Ireland secured last ditch qualification for Olympics in Monaco last month

College responded to Irish Times FOI request saying they have no control over rugby club

Former teacher and rugby coach convicted of sexually abusing 23 boys in Terenure College

Sexual abuse complaint made against former teacher in south Dublin school

Former Terenure College teacher was sentenced to eight years in jail for sexual abuse

UCD coaching role gave convicted abuser ‘more status’ in sport after he left Terenure

The dogs in the street knew yet his criminal career spanned three decades