Monday 21 September 2020
Recently-retired Ireland international Karen Duggan looks back on a stellar international career in the green jersey, and much more.
A late, late goal was the difference when Dublin and Mayo met in the 2003 All-Ireland senior ladies final.
Three men went to court to argue that they shouldn’t be in jail because the drugs weren’t illegal when they were arrested and imprisoned.
The sides meet this Saturday and the lock is aiming to avoid a repeat of the 2005 trip to Edgeley Park.
The HSE said there are legal issues surrounding the reinstating of discretionary medical cards that have already been taken away.
The featured building has since been demolished.
We caught up with some of the people closest to the action on a day that Irish rugby was finally convinced they could take on the best in the world.
Before BOD plays his last international in Ireland this week, come in and tell us your memories of watching him play.
This time three years ago Ireland was in the middle of one of the most dramatic general elections the country has ever seen. Remember all these memorable moments from the campaign?
Reynolds was in office less than three years, yet his legacy still resonates today, writes David McCann. So just what should we remember about one the country’s shortest serving leaders?
Or 20 years ago, or even 30…
From McKillop to Martin, All Blacks to Annalise Murphy and Quigley to McCoy. We’ll miss you, 2013.
One day like this a year would see them right.
Designer Aiden Grenelle will display a typographic screen-print at the The ‘David Bowie Is’ exhibition, which has become fastest-selling showcase in the history of London’s Victoria and Albert Museum.
Well, every one of his 52 surviving films. Which is rather a lot.
As Donegal and Mayo prepare to meet in Sunday’s All-Ireland final, we turn the clock back for a look at their only previous Championship encounter.
It’s 23 years since Ireland last beat Spain. Relive that Dublin afternoon and some other recent encounters between the two countries in our video retrospective.
The player who sent Mick McCarthy’s team home from World Cup 2002 gives his account of the last meeting between Ireland and Spain.
Lionel Messi officially became Barcelona’s top goalscorer this week, but one man has scored 130 more goals than him in the blue and red.
If you still need something to get you in the mood, this recap of Ireland’s finest hour at Cheltenham should do the trick.
On 22 Feburary 1980 – 32 years ago today – America won an unlikely ice hockey gold at the Winter Olympics. This is the story of “the Miracle on Ice”.
As Muhammad Ali celebrates his milestone birthday, we look back to his 1972 fight against Al “Blue” Lewis in Dublin.
Paul Nicholls announced on Friday that his majestic Denman was being retired. We look back at the 11-year-old’s finest hour in racing…
Join us for a trip down memory lane…
As David Haye hangs up his gloves (for now anyway), we look back on his journey to the top.
Ten years on, we look back at Ireland’s unforgettable 1-0 victory over Holland in Lansdowne Road.
As all eyes turn to Croker on Saturday evening, we look back at the recent history of one of the GAA’s most volatile rivalries.
Ahead of Sunday’s All-Ireland quarter-final clash, we take a look back at three Championship meetings between the two counties.
Seve Ballesteros had style by the bucketload. Roger Federer has it by the bandana-full. These people… just don’t have it.
Thirty-nine years ago to the day, “The Greatest” took on Al “Blue” Lewis at GAA Headquarters.
Ahead of tomorrow’s decider between Tipp and Waterford, Ger McCarthy takes a look at five memorable Munster showdowns from the past 20 years.
Ireland take on Italy in Liège tonight – but how much can you remember about what was going on in the world on 18 June 1994?
This week’s retrospective looks back to the Korean leader’s round at North Korea’s first golf course.
This week’s retrospective looks back at amputee marathon runner Steve Fonyo who ran almost 5,000 miles to raise funds for cancer research.
This week’s retrospective looks back at the day when a riot at a football match came to symbolise a nation on the verge of disintegration
This week’s retrospective looks back to 3 May 1936 and Joe DiMaggio’s debut for the New York Yankees.
This week’s retrospective looks back at a landmark moment in the recent history of Leinster Rugby – victory over Munster in the 2009 Heineken Cup semi-final.
This week’s retrospective takes a look back at Manchester United’s unforgettable Champions League win against Juventus on 21 April 1999.
This week’s retrospective column takes a look back at the GAA’s historic decision to amend Rule 42.
Our weekly retrospective takes a look back at Nick Faldo’s unlikely Masters victory in 1989.
