Liam O’Brien best of the Irish at Cyclocross World Championships
Maria Larkin places 30th in the women’s event in Arkansas
McCurtin gets early wedding present after successful appeal of ‘non-trier’ charge
Jockey’s 14-day ban and fine overturned from race at Listowel festival
Bricklayers’ union to hold agm during work day despite members’ protests
Workers call for meeting to be rescheduled for evening so more can participate
Eighteen Irish panto productions for all the family to watch this season
Pantomimes and family shows have gone online – or even switched to a drive-in format
Vodafone’s new online portal aims to help parents tackle safety for kids
Digital Parenting Portal offers advice and resources to guardians and carers
ComReg admits to paying rebates to 5G auction winners
Irish mobile operators paid €78m for 5G mobile spectrum but can’t fully access it
Accenture acquires Cork life sciences company ESP
ESP currently services 17 of the top 20 global pharmaceutical and biotech companies
Paddy Jackson’s lawyer explains courtroom tactics in Belfast rape trial
Review: Airing of explicit detail in this documentary risks voyeurism, but is justified
Galway a glorious mystery as they prepare to defend title
All we know for sure is they lost the two league games they had to win in 2018
Crane count: 80 cranes visible over centre of Dublin on December 1st
Building work is still most evident south of the Liffey where there were 57 cranes
Bray Wanderers thriving on the pitch but confusion reigns off it
Chairman O’Connor baffled improved efforts haven’t seen fans flood to Carlisle Grounds
Stock car racing, Tallaght, 1994: ‘It was carnage’
‘Top Gear’ met ‘The Snapper’ in the mid-1990s, when an adventurous photographer ventured on to the mud-splattered racetrack
The best of traditional music: 2016 TG4 Gradam Ceoil award winners announced
This year’s recipients cast a light into traditional music’s beating heart
Woman undertakes not to repeat false abuse claims against priest
Eileen Culloty made allegations at least five times since pledging three years ago not to
Patrick Cregg consoled by timing of Shamrock Rovers’ ‘blip’
Tallaght side hope results will improve as season progresses to challenge for title
One of 50 surviving copies of 1916 Proclamation nets £300,000
Sotheby’s sale goes ‘phenomenally well’ as ‘private collector’ buys defining document
Copy of 1916 Proclamation could fetch €166,000
Sotheby’s to auction unsigned copy just two weeks before centenary of Easter Rising
Unlocking the potential of utility computing
Vodafone is investing €7m in data services, opening new storage and security options for Irish businesses
Vodafone investing €7m in data centre services
Move is part of company plan to improve cloud computing and hosting business
St Patrick’s Athletic aim to improve as Cork come calling
Airtricity League leaders Dundalk hope to continue flying start in Louth derby
Politics and puppets: Limerick’s reign as culture king
After an unenviable start, Limerick rallied its foot soldiers to its City of Culture cause. Has it delivered on its promises?
Priest cleared of indecent assault at Cork boarding school
Judge not satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that boy assaulted at Coláiste an Chroí Naofa Carrignavar
Finding fresh opportunities in a changing world
Don’t lose out on business, says Vodafone’s Liam O’Brien, people expect to be able to contact you as they require
Ireland lose out in Fifpro tournament
Liam O’Brien’s side come last in four-team event after losing to Sweden on penalties
Former teachers at Cork school to be tried on sex assault charges
All three men charged with indecently assaulting pupils at Colaiste Chroi Naofa in Carrignavar
PFAI reveal player earnings remain low but clubs’ finances stabilise
General secretary says none of league’s clubs currently owe any of the union’s members money
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