Former Republic of Ireland player Dominic Foley lands Treaty United job
Former Republic of Ireland international Dominic Foley has been appointed as the new manager of Treaty United's women's side.
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'Just let the kid box' - IABA's boycott of Russian and Belarusian boxers under fire
The Irish Athletic Boxing Association is coming under pressure to reverse its boycott of Russian boxers and allow Mullingar youngster John Donoghue to fight for a medal at the Junior World Championships on Thursday.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov to visit first NATO country since Ukraine invasion
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov plans to travel to North Macedonia later this week to attend a conference, a trip that would mark his first visit to a NATO member country since Moscow sent troops to Ukraine.
RTÉ Soccer Podcast: Republic of Ireland manager candidates overview
Ex-UCD, Shamrock Rovers and Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Paul Corry and the42.ie journalist David Sneyd join Raf Diallo to discuss the candidates linked with succeeding Stephen Kenny as Republic of Ireland men's senior manager including Neil Lennon, Lee Carlsey, Roy Keane and Gus Poyet, with Corry sharing a first-hand insight into the latter who foiled Ireland twice as Greece boss this year.
Timothy Snyder, Serhii Plokhii and Yaroslav Hrytsak Launch The Ukrainian History Global Initiative with Colleagues from Ukraine
90 Scholars will join the major research initiative to explore Ukraine’s deep history
How much are Europeans left with at the end of the month?
To save or not to save, that is the question. Last year, Europeans chose to save 1/8 of their income, according to the latest data released by Eurostat, the EU's statistical office.
Inside the mysterious new Manchester bar where men aren't supposed to talk to women first
In 1930s Tokyo, a series of underground clubs were the place to be. These underground meeting points, known as ‘kissas’, served as a space where jazz music - and other western cultural imports which would be frowned upon in wartime - could be enjoyed by the cognoscenti.
Neil Lennon: I'd love to have a crack at Ireland job
Neil Lennon has said he would "love to have a crack" at the Republic of Ireland job in the wake of Stephen Kenny's departure.