Tuesday 29 September 2020
Kilkenny hurler Eoin Murphy talks about the return of crowds to sporting events.
English rugby’s governing body are still awaiting approval from Westminster as tickets went on sale.
The actions gets underway on Saturday with the Highlanders hosting the Chiefs.
Galway city council are looking at new laws to restrict the performances of buskers.
The Cavaliers are back in Cleveland…
The former heavyweight world champion passed away a week ago today.
There will be some new people in the Dáil soon, so they might need some advice on speaking to a large crowd.
If you don’t like your neighbours, tough.
This is the 24th annual National Livestock Show in Tullamore.
Tomorrow will mark 100 years to the day that the RMS Luistania sinking.
“So, I expect you’ve all your shopping done?”
Dublin’s Web Summit being held in the RDS opened to huge crowds today.
The demonstrations will take place outside the Department of Foreign Affairs and Grafton Street this evening.
Crowds marched from the Department of Children and Youth Affairs to the gates of the Dáil last night.
Sorry, sorry, can I just… sorry…
Around 7,000 people were invited on Facebook to a party at Sutton Beach, north Dublin this evening.
The Vatican said over 50,000 people had turned out to see the pope for his Sunday Angelus, while local authorities put the number at over 100,000.
The former Dublin minor footballer and Aussie Rules giant was given an emotional send-off on Tuesday.
Afraid of uncomfortable silences between races? Amaze (or bore) your friends and co-workers with some festival-themed trivia.
