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Conlon's stunning comeback transforms Clare as new generation shines

The 37-year-old was outstanding in defence as the Banner won by 1-25 to 0-17.

A Conversation with John Collins

By Kristin Marting. On 13 April 2026, TORCHES continues with a conversation with the award-winning director and founder and artistic director of Elevator Repair Service, one of the...

Who is Cathal O’Connor, the Sligo-based property developer facing jail for assault?

Company was one of the first clients Marc MacSharry took on with new consulting firm Pontis Advisory

James Connolly and the fire of the Easter Rising

The Edinburgh-born socialist and union leader became one of the defining figures of 1916 after helping command the Irish Citizen Army from the GPO.

Con Colbert and the Easter Rising stand that shaped his legacy

After learning of the surrender, Con Colbert said "our cause is postponed to a future generation."

Independent Ireland leader says he is in talks to recruit Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael councillors

The party is holding its annual conference in Galway this weekend.

House Ed Chair Conlon to Step Down After a Decade at Statehouse

Gabh ar aistear álainn le hEoin Warner go Conamara Fiáin...

SVP Members Come Together for an Evening of Connection and Hope

John Bolger and Cathal Comey win Bree Billiards and Snooker Club tournament

John Mullane: I know how real GAA people feel about this paywall – Croke Park won’t be putting a muzzle on me

I’ve never received as many messages of support and thanks as I have in the week since last Friday’s column on GAA+ and how our games are being pushed behind a paywall.

Michael Collins "a nasty piece of work," according to one relative of a 1916 leader

Eoghan Plunkett says Michael Collins "was a pup, a nasty piece of work” and dubs Éamon de Valera a "me feiner."

Johnny Glynn inspires New York as Exiles win Nickey Rackard Cup on their first appearance in the final

Stuart Lancaster ‘excited’ to drive Connacht on next year after maiden season concludes with Glasgow defeat

John E. Coleman, 64

John E. Coleman, 64, of rural Montpelier, died May 28, 2026, at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne.  He was born May 30, 1961, in Hartford City. He married Dawn (Phillips) Coleman on...

NY-NJ maritime industry honors ILA’s McNamara

James McNamara, who joined the union as it faced tumult from containerization, persisted at his job over four decades to help shape the modern International Longshoremen’s Associat...

New role on Fianna Fáil’s Committee of 15 caps family legacy for Edel McSharry

President Connolly lays wreath during Easter Rising commemoration at Arbour Hill

The event involves a blessing of the grave where 14 leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising were buried after their executions by firing squad at Kilmainham Gaol.

Jeffrey Donaldson: consequential figure in four-decade political career before arrest

Former UUP man led Belfast Agreement walkout, broadening DUP’s support base

Connacht appoint Mullen as Lancaster's new backs coach

The Kildare man is currently working with Harlequins in England.

John O’Conner collects King’s Award for inclusive employment initiative

In recognition of its commitment to social mobility, inclusive employment and skills development, John O’Conner Grounds Maintenance Ltd has been awarded a King’s Award for Enterpri...