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Roma manager Gian Piero Gasperini's comments on Evan Ferguson have been proven to be correct.

Northern Ireland’s leaders have laid wreaths in Belfast and President Higgins has attended a service in Dublin.

Michael McLaughlin, of Heath Park, Buncrana, in the Republic of Ireland, has been charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving.

Police were called to a street in Bellingham, southeast London at 10.13pm on October 31 following a crash involving a car and a pedestrian.

That the better side won convincingly – on the scoreboard at least – is beyond dispute but that the better side deserved to win convincingly is not.

Santa is going to be busy visiting all corners of NI ahead of the big day!

A woman remains in a life-threatening condition following an incident on October 31

One of Andy Farrell's young guns lays down a marker for near future; check out Mirror Ireland vs Japan player ratings

Michael McLaughlin, of Heath Park, Buncrana, in the Republic of Ireland, has been charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving.

Michael McLaughlin, of Heath Park, Buncrana, in the Republic of Ireland, has been charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving.

"We put ourselves in a position to win the game in the first half, the try that no7 (Timoney) scored, we just stopped, anticipating the referee was going to call a knock-on."

Status yellow rain warning issued from Monday night until Tuesday midday

Barry McGann earned 25 caps for the national team and came within inches of leading Ireland to their first ever victory over the All Blacks

Dilemma at fullback for next two Tests after Jamie Osborne’s injury

Taoiseach Micheál Martin attended a service in Enniskillen

There was drama and controversy aplenty as tension spilled over in places on a thrilling day of GAA club action

A slick and ruthless Ireland XV put Spain to the sword in Leganés, leading 42-10 at half-time before wrapping things up 61-24 off the back of a nine try effort.

Belfast's ceremony began with a two-minute silence where First and Deputy First Ministers Michelle O'Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly were amongst those to lay wreaths.

Northern Ireland’s leaders have laid wreaths in Belfast and President Higgins has attended a service in Dublin.

Northern Ireland’s leaders have laid wreaths in Belfast and President Higgins has attended a service in Dublin.