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Iain Henderson is staying with Ulster for at least three more years.
Most small schools are in Donegal, Mayo, Roscommon and parts of Galway and Kerry.
Fifty-two high-skill jobs are expected to be created over the five years.
The Dutchman’s current contract expires in 2016.
The Ireland boss has tipped his assistant to lead the national team.
The centre-back has started just three of his side’s La Liga games this season but insists he is happy and wants to see out his career at Camp Nou.
The Aston Villa teenager has yet to decide whether he will represent Ireland or England at senior level.
There’s no reason Ireland can’t become the home of college football in Europe.
Galway’s senior football manager says he will see if he is still wanted before deciding whether to stay on.
The Portuguese attacker was coy about his future with Real Madrid.
Last night’s loss came on top of Tuesday’s 7-1 mauling by Germany in the semi-final.
The Welsh star and current Man United interim manager will be 41 next season.
One on the interns said that after the internship “It was like nothing, as if it wasn’t there”.
‘It needs to be acknowledged a bit more or we’re all going to be in a pretty rocky boat going forward.’
Losing bonus points will only be picked up for finishing within five points or less of the winning team.
That’s according to a survey from Accenture, which has identified these as emerging business trends.
*That is what 40% of Americans believe, anyway.
Head coach Noel McNamara has retained the same players who earned a 26-6 win over Scotland recently.
Set in the future, an old man tells an intrigued young Irish boy all about ‘BOD’.
Despite Treviso’s insistence that they would leave the competition, a verbal deal has been done.
Teach them well and let them lead the way…
Welcome to the future, football fans.
The Racing Métro man could have been in charge of Aix-en-Provence in the lower leagues.
This Newsweek article from February of ’95 is, well, damning.
As we wave goodbye to the troika it’s time we set a new objective for our future, writes Derek Nolan
We’re tired of Hollywood’s empty promises.
The governing body of Irish rugby are intent on securing the services of the Lions back row beyond this season.
The Heather County shares his disappointment at yesterday’s loss to Dublin.
Tablet computers, robotic surgery, voice recognition, video calls — all of these featured in Starship Troopers before the turn of the century.
Brian Hayes has played down his Fine Gael leadership ambitions and indicated that Enda Kenny could become the first leader of the party to secure back-to-back election victories in 2016.
The Sinn Féin spokesperson has been tipped as a future leader of the party but would not go for the leadership if Gerry Adams was to resign in the near future, he said this week.
The Kerry attacker has expressed concerns over the future of the game.
High commissions charged by financial advisors means there is always a conflict of interest when dealing with clients and many are far too well paid for their efforts, writes David Quinn.
If we want to reclaim the current political landscape we need to re-establish the ground rules for office holders and ensure their words turn into actions, writes Martin Critten.
Some of the numbers are staggering, such as how social media discussion of certain brands grew nearly 1500% after ads for those companies ran during the London Games.
Ken Doherty has said he would welcome the return of the snooker legend.
Researchers in the US have made further connections between when you are born within the academic year and the chances of dropping out of school.