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Television: Harry Wild, simply through not being dire, feels like an improvement on 99 per cent of recent Irish drama

Event: Bellator Dublin: “Jackson vs. Kuramagomedov” Date: Fri., June 22, 2024 Location: 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland How To Watch: MAX (watch here) and on DAZN (U.K.)

CEO of State-owned DAA tells Oireachtas transport committee that owning the shares was not a conflict of interest

Áine Kelly opposed to placement of 24-hour bus stop directly outside cottages with no front gardens

Who will walk out of Dublin the Bellator welterweight champion? Here's all you need to know about the latest Bellator event, featuring Jason Jackson vs. Ramazan Kuramagomedov.

On the eve of last year’s Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship final, Amy O’Connor went down to her local pitch in Cork for a spot of practice.

Dessie Farrell’s team aren’t as far ahead of the pack as people assumed, but they will improve and it’s up to everybody else to keep up

Developer in off-market deal for Sandyford building with planning in place for high-rise residential scheme

1.8-acre site on Old Airport Road is occupied by two tenants and is generating €157,000 annually

City continues to see ‘robust investment’ in private and public sector housing projects, driven by rental crisis, report finds

Two homes, one price: A five-bedroom pile on 12 acres in Clashmore or a one-bedroom apartment in the well-known Mespil Estate

Cork are on a barren 19-year run without the Liam MacCarthy Cup, the longest in their history

Striker, a 26 year old male zebra, was euthanised ‘humanely’, zoo says, after Paul Murphy claims involvement of unlicensed staff member

O’Gorman and Hackett possible contenders to succeed Ryan as Green leader

In a pre-trial decision, a judge found the tenant unlawfully held the publican’s licence to prevent the re-letting of the premises

Paul Hughes fights Bobby King at Bellator Dublin on Saturday night, June 22

‘All options to add spaces have been exhausted’, according to a presentation prepared by DAA for TDs and Senators

Colm Keys and Dick Clerkin joined Shane Brennan on this week’s Throw-In football show after a slate of round-robin clashes that saw Mayo, Dublin, Galway and Armagh all go through intensive tests.

The popular presenter and former Premier League footballer was left excited by a rundown three-bed detached house

Armagh and Ulster champions Donegal are already through to the last eight along with Dublin and Kerry and they’ll be joined by the winners of this weekend’s preliminary quarter-finals