Brendan Mullin one of the last great Irish players of rugby’s amateur era
Ex-rugby international, who held Ireland’s try-scoring record prior to Brian O’Driscoll, has been jailed for three years
Brendan Mullin
Ex-rugby international Brendan Mullin sentenced to three years for stealing over €500,000 from Bank of Ireland
Theft occurred a decade ago when Mullin was managing director of Bank of Ireland Private Bank
Brendan Mullin: the case of a ‘bank for the rich’ and the mystery €500,000
‘Was it a big mistake, a misunderstanding, or was [Mr Mullin] doing it dishonestly? That’s what the case is about’
Ex-rugby international Brendan Mullin found guilty of stealing hundreds of thousands of euro from bank
Jury at Dublin’s Circuit Criminal Court returned guilty verdicts in 12 of 14 charges faced by former Bank of Ireland Private Bank managing director
Jury to rule on theft charges over money that is no longer missing
Former bank boss and Irish rugby international Brendan Mullin denies 15 charges of theft, deception and false accounting
Brendan Mullin trial hears transcripts of Garda interviews
Former head of Bank of Ireland Private Bank repeatedly denies any ‘unlawful transfer’ of bank funds
Senior Bank of Ireland official tells court of feeling ‘uneasy’ at Brendan Mullin request
Former rugby international and head of Bank of Ireland Private Bank denies 15 charges, including theft of €570,000 from bank
Yellen shies away from ‘tax haven’ label for Ireland
Seen & heard: Stripe’s office hunt, surge in demand for work permits and more data centres
Triple Crown winner moved seamlessly from rugby to finance
Mullin started in finance long before he hung up his rugby boots after 55 Ireland caps
Deciding factor: When a Lions tour hinged on the third Test
Only five times in modern British & Irish Lions history has it gone down to a third and final decider
Boys from County Hell: A decent slice of Irish bog horror
Vampires bring gruesome death and welcome diversion to a humdrum rural town
What lies beneath - Leinster’s talent finding mission under financial strain
Pandemic could make it harder to develop stars from every corner of province
Rugby stats: Jacob Stockdale boasts Ireland’s best try-scoring strike rate
His footwork, pace, strength and ability to beat defenders make him a potent finisher
Jacob Stockdale confident he can put Paris performance behind him
Fullback fully aware that magnifying glass of Test rugby will remain on him
Game Changers: How Jonah Lomu’s dramatic arrival heralded rugby’s new dawn
Even now it is hard to fathom the level of impact the great All Blacks winger had on the game
Bridging the gap: ‘A lot of what I loved about rugby got lost in the end’
Three Ireland players look back at the 1995 Rugby World Cup and the start of professionalism
Liam Toland: Ireland are being pulled into dogfights and not managing a way out
Without Sexton on the pitch, no one seems capable of dictating Ireland’s game plan
Ireland’s one and done captains don’t enjoy a stellar record
If Johnny Sexton captains side during Australia tour he will be looking to break a mould
Setback for O’Brien and Ruddock as Leinster prepare to host Zebre
Brendan Mullin’s son Gavin on the bench for Leo Cullen’s side in Pro14 encounter
Angus Curtis following the family tradition but blazing his own trail
Centre was standout Irish U20s player against Wales but could also excel at outhalf
Andrew Conway now delivering on his considerable potential
It’s been a long and winding road to Munster for the former Blackrock and Leinster prodigy
What history teaches us when Lions tours go to a decider
Looking back at the 10 times when the series was still alive going into the final game
Ireland v Wales: A strange case of home sickness
Rugby has no fixture like it like it, where the visiting side enjoys such supremacy
Schools make for grounds of a great celebration
Irish Schools Athletics Championships an inspiration for many in all walks of life
Ireland v England: Where history can be won or lost
Six Nations clashes with the ‘auld enemy’ are always epic battles where winner takes all
Six Nations is back so let’s build those phases and put our bodies on the line
It’s our chance to savour George’s long goodbye but when Bowe scores – be cool
Leinster Schools Senior Cup: St Michael’s gunning for Blackrock
Blackrock going for three in a row but rivals start competition as favourites
Oldest rugby club in Ireland takes step into the modern age
Dublin University to play on new semi-synthetic pitch in College Park
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