Vaccine certs being considered by Govt for sports fans The return of crowds to sports stadiums using vaccine certificates to ensure Covid safety is among proposals being considered by Government. Prime Time • 09 Apr
FAI urged to publicly support migrant workers in Qatar The Executive Director of Amnesty International Ireland has called on the FAI to publicly come out in support of the human rights of migrant workers ... Ireland • 30 Mar
Olympic torch relay gets going under pandemic shadow The Olympic torch relay has begun in Japan with waves, smiles and high fives, but no cheers, on a four-month countdown to the games in ... World • 25 Mar
Footballer born in refugee camp becomes UN ambassador A professional footballer with one of the world's top teams who was born in a refugee camp in Ghana has been appointed as a goodwill ... News Lens • 24 Mar
'Queen of Cheltenham' Blackmore raises hometown spirit Champion jockey Rachael Blackmore has been dubbed the 'Queen of Cheltenham' by family, friends and locals in her homeplace of Killenaule, Co Tipperary. Ireland • 19 Mar
Life kicks off with a Rovers jersey for Sligo newborns Every baby born at Sligo University Hospital this year will be offered a Sligo Rovers jersey "on the day they enter the world" in an ... Regional • 15 Mar
Zaha first Premier League player not to take the knee Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha became the first Premier League player not to take a knee in solidarity with the anti-racism movement before this afternoon's ... World • 13 Mar
Woman in Seamus Darby incident admits dangerous driving A 66-year-old woman has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing serious bodily harm to All-Ireland winning footballer Seamus Darby. Courts • 11 Mar
World honour for Irish photographer's pandemic picture An Irish photographer is celebrating after being nominated for the world's most prestigious photojournalism contest. Ireland • 10 Mar
Govt backs prospective bid over 2030 FIFA World Cup The Government has given its backing to a prospective bid by Ireland and the UK to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup. Politics • 02 Mar
Tiger Woods 'in good spirits' as recovery continues Tiger Woods is recovering and in "good spirits" after a second day of treatment at Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre following his horrific rollover solo car smash ... Tiger Woods • 27 Feb
Accused ex-US Olympics gymnastics coach found dead An American former Olympics gymnastics coach has been found dead hours after he was charged with human trafficking and abuse of athletes in his care. US • 26 Feb
Pilot in Bryant crash was barred from flying into cloud The pilot in the January 2020 helicopter crash that killed retired NBA star Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven others was "legally prohibited" from flying ... US • 09 Feb
Maradona death inquiry widened to include nurses A psychologist and two nurses who helped care for football legend Diego Maradona before his death have been added to a widening involuntary manslaughter probe, ... World • 09 Feb
Daniel Kinahan denies involvement in criminality Daniel Kinahan, a Dublin man identified in the High Court in Dublin as a senior figure in organised crime on a global scale, has said ... Ireland • 08 Feb
Greatest show on turf touches down in Tampa There is more excitement than usual in a Super Bowl host city this year, as Tampa prepares to host defending champions Kansas City Chiefs and, ... World • 06 Feb
BBC Panorama team threatened after Kinahan programme A BBC Panorama team has been threatened following a programme about suspected crime boss Daniel Kinahan's influence in world boxing. Ireland • 05 Feb
Ian Wright 'disappointed' Kerry student given probation Former England footballer Ian Wright has said he is "disappointed" and "tired" after an 18-year-old Kerry student was spared a criminal conviction for sending racist ... Courts • 04 Feb
Sligo Rovers museum moves online for virtual tours The gates to the ground may be closed but Sligo Rovers has produced a virtual tour of its outdoor museum at the Showgrounds so people ... Regional • 02 Feb
Alcohol at 2022 World Cup - for those who can pay Alcohol will be available to football fans in stadiums at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, but so far only to those purchasing hospitality packages, ... World • 01 Feb
IOC dismisses reports Tokyo Games will be cancelled The International Olympic Committee and the International Paralympic Committee have dismissed renewed speculation that the delayed Tokyo 2020 Games are set to be cancelled. Coronavirus • 22 Jan
Quarantined tennis players told 'no special treatment' Dozens of tennis players in hotel quarantine ahead of the Australian Open were told they would get no "special treatment" to leave their rooms to ... Coronavirus • 18 Jan
Greek official fired after Olympian's sex abuse claim A senior official at the Greek sailing federation has been axed in the wake of sex abuse allegations by one of the country's top Olympians, ... World • 17 Jan
Trials to be held in Croke Park in wake of pandemic Criminal trials will be held in Croke Park during the first three months of 2021 in order to help the Courts Service cope with the ... Coronavirus • 29 Dec 20
Chicago gets behind 'Mayo for Sam' ahead of All-Ireland With just days to go before the All-Ireland football final, union leaders in Chicago have been signalling their support for Mayo's bid to stop Dublin ... Connacht • 15 Dec 20
