
Ger Manley steps down as Cork camogie boss
Manley led the Rebel County to two All-Ireland titles.
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Manley led the Rebel County to two All-Ireland titles.

Carrigaline will be disappointed with their efforts at Shanbally. They barely laid a glove on Douglas for 45 minutes, trailing 1-7 to 0-2 at the break, and only adding another point by the three quarter stage.

On the resumption, Templenoe were simply a team transformed. Thundering into the fray all over the pitch, they completely changed the contest’s momentum

The 65-year-old appeared before Dublin District Court after the doctor was stabbed at the Ushers Island facility on Friday

The WRC has referred unresolved issues to the group after 10 days of negotiations failed to produce an agreement

Maurice Brosnan examines the limits of statistics, the importance of defensive work and possible ways to improve the process

The HSE staff member underwent surgery after the attack at the city-centre medical unit and is now reported to be stable.

A man in his late 40s is being detained as gardaí investigate the early morning incident at the Ballymullen centre

The Democrat is seeking to break a three-decade Republican hold on the Senate seat, campaigning on affordability, immigration and political corruption

This week's Late Late Show featured a spellbinding line-up for its Halloween Special

The 43-year-old has denied five charges linked to the importation and possession of 564kg of methamphetamine seized at Cork Port

Unions are considering a nationwide walkout on November 11 if negotiations fail, potentially disrupting preparations for two major European meetings in Dublin

With planning permission for a major transformation, the 1880s building sits beside one of West Cork’s most popular beaches

Proposed reforms would extend residency requirements, introduce language and civics tests and change the rules for spouses of Irish citizens

Carrigtwohill’s resilience, Erin’s Own’s revival and the growing influence of outside coaches headline a busy weekend of Cork club hurling