‘Realistically Limerick probably are beyond worrying about league games’
Paul Browne admits his old team mates will be eager to avoid losing three in a row
Paul Browne admits his old team mates will be eager to avoid losing three in a row
Irish Sailing welcomes review that outlines missed targets for athletes as well as successes
Keegan’s addition to coaching ticket a boost while Keane’s arrival increases options
Pumas will come to Dublin full of determination and intent on an upset
Boxing has a place for the marginalised but the association that runs it has learned to eat its own
Assisting athletes to transition out of the Games is a vital part of the experience
Faceless attack on HPU head in run-up to Tokyo Olympics is from an old playbook
Behind the scenes access is important as it helps create and keep a new fan base
Live sport may have gone missing during the pandemic but there was always plenty to read
‘We will have offers from clubs in France and the IRFU have not engaged or made any offers’
Gary Keegan to deal with ‘anxiety’ that damaged performance at World Cup
The Covid-19 crisis has put millions of independent artists and small companies around the world under existential threat
Brokentalkers’ sharp and stealthy new production asks us to examine our prejudices about the roots of crime, and the inhumanities of the prison system, offering no easy escapes
The irreverent company’s absorbing production interrogates the Irish Prison Service
A witty play about weighty matters; and a prison drama drawn from real life
Average weekly earnings of €494 for performers in the arts is two-thirds of the average in other sectors
The singer’s unconventional collaboration with Brokentalkers makes an unsettling art of suffering
Busy newly-qualified doctor still enjoying the big occasions at Croke Park with Dublin
This week’s theatre highlights all involve stories that need to be heard, and those who are either literally and figuratively deaf to them
City of London Sinfonia at the NCH, ‘This Beach’ revived from Fringe, BBC’s ‘Howards End’
The HIV infection rate in Ireland is twice the European average, thanks to shame and silence
Brokentalkers’ surreal piece of dance theatre takes WB Yeats at his word
The opening weekend of the Fringe festival bursts into life with disturbing future visions and exhilarating burlesque
In two productions, the maverick theatre group tackle big ideas about national identity, ‘which is really based on the idea that some people are better than others’
From Panti Bliss and Hot Brown Honey to The Vaudevillians, here’s what you might pick
Boxing coach insists he won’t break his contract in America to return home
Many athletes find normal life extremely difficult after the high of competing on greatest stage
Katie Taylor’s defeat is the final straw for a sport that’s in crisis
To the young men and women in Ireland’s 375 amateur boxing clubs, example is important
August deal with the Sports Council worth €95,000 was withdrawn within days
Irish sport, and Irish boxing, should do everything to keep the successful coach
Former Olympic boxing team captain says loss of coach would be ‘disgraceful’
Aim this season is to qualify boats for the Olympics through the World Championships
It’s not actors whose way you need to stay out of behind the scenes at a theatre but stage managers, the key crew who subtly crack the whip from the wings
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices