Final decision on Test windows in 2020 to be confirmed by World Rugby on 30 June
A World Rugby meeting yesterday failed to find consensus on the long-term global calendar.
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A World Rugby meeting yesterday failed to find consensus on the long-term global calendar.
South Africa hope to have their professional teams back in action by August.
Six more people have died in Northern Ireland.
‘Players are actually in favour of a proper global season that works for everyone’
Meanwhile in London, police raiding a storage warehouse used by protesters.
Friday, 15 March has been named as an international day of action on climate change.
Nighttime lights disrupt our body clocks and raise the risks of cancer, diabetes and depression.
A major study in The Lancet looked at the effect pollution has on countries around the world.
Cities and countries across the world took part in the celebrations.
Sites in Meath, Clare, Tipperary and Antrim all got on the list.
The Dublin-born fighter takes on Chad Mendes at UFC 189 tonight.
Brittney Maynard had previously planned her death to take place on Saturday.
That’s according to Oxfam, which works in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Utah has a very simple idea – give homeless people homes.
The company is looking for permission to test out drones in New Mexico for 180 days as it tries to bring internet access to the world.
Now they’re on their way to San Francisco, where they will compete for a global award.
Ashya King, who has a brain tumour, was taken from hospital by his father, Brett King. He is now believed to be with his family in Spain.
That’s what an Australian expert told Irish education professionals at a lecture today.
Amnesty International launches its global anti-torture campaign today.
More than 1,200 delegates from 190 countries will attend the ‘One Young World’ conference.
According to business consultants Mercer anyway.
Google has put together a short video featuring the major news stories and events that dominated 2013.
Trustev was set up in 2012 and helps to prevent online fraud.
A new strategy aims to harness Ireland’s strengths when it comes to the technology sector.
You could surprise yourself – and make a real difference.
Despite the perception that central banks are pumping money frantically, inflation rate debunks this.
The event has gathered a lot of critics, as well as supporters – but why do people dislike it?
Skewed maps provide for some interesting insight.
Monopoly is no longer about buying properties – its latest version is all about the global brands.
A hacker broke into 420,000 computers to create this stunning GIF.
It’s the exact opposite of what Phil Penny wanted to happen.
The American Chamber of Ireland said that Ireland “cannot be complacent” as other countries are improving their competitiveness all the time.
One Billion Rising was created by Eve Ensler of the Vagina Monologues. A number of events will take place around the country tomorrow to raise awareness around rape and violence against women.
That is according to the largest ever study on global disease, which also shows that fewer children are dying every year from diseases such as malnutrition.
The Happiness Experiment says it has found the answer…
The UN Secretary-General said that it was only fair that the developed world should bear most of the responsibility in fighting global warming.
The jobs will be cut in a move to boost efficiency, as Citi focuses on 150 cities worldwide that have the highest growth potential in consumer banking.
A new international index has given us our lowest rating ever – and could hit our credit rating. What do you think?
Ireland is 25 out of an index of 176 countries, which Transparency Ireland says could have a harmful effect on its economic recovery.