FAI shave over €7m off debt after positive year
The Football Association of Ireland's debt has been reduced by over €7 million as the organisation recorded a surplus of €3.5m for the last financial year.
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Over 27,000 US tourists in Dublin as college football returns
More than 27,000 American tourists are in Dublin to watch the opening fixture of the US college football season.
Jermaine Jenas apologises after BBC sacking
UK TV and radio presenter Jermaine Jenas has apologised to the women he was messaging after he was sacked from the BBC.
SIPTU to refer FAI dispute to Labour Court
SIPTU has said that it will be referring a dispute involving its members employed by the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) to the Labour Court.
Sisk wins €350m contract to expand Man City's Etihad
Irish construction firm Sisk has won a contract to develop a €350m expansion to the stadium of Premier League champions, Manchester City.
Businessman Tony O'Reilly dies aged 88 after short illness
Businessman Tony O'Reilly has died in Dublin following a short illness.
Businessman Tony O'Reilly dies aged 88 after short illness
Businessman Tony O'Reilly has died in Dublin following a short illness.
GAA files 'takedown' against Supermac's Croke Park April Fools' post
"Takedowns" were filed against a social media post by fast food outlet Supermac's that featured Croke Park, the GAA has said.