How Connacht are looking to save fuel by playing 'smart football'
Andy Friend’s men are aiming for a better balance in their attacking game.
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Andy Friend’s men are aiming for a better balance in their attacking game.
Ulster head coach Dan McFarland believes who you’re with is more important than where you’re from.
The 29-year-old cyclist also spoke about the impact the Tour de France’s taxing schedule was having.
The issue about more than citizenship and identity, writes Sarah Creighton.
There have been renewed calls for a centralised database and repository as currently the State does not know how many unidentified remains there are.
Reform of the Gender Recognition Act 2004 is being considered by the government.
#IamIrish exhibition opens this month to explore issues around identity and culture with Irish people of mixed heritage.
Social Protection Minister Regina Doherty earlier said the card will “give an improved, enhanced and effective service”.
Stories of people denied services for not having the Public Services Card have made the news. Here’s what you need to know about it.
Concerns have been raised about the card, with some critics maintaining it equates to an identity card “by stealth”.
Do we truly care about LGBT people – or only those who have votes and who can afford the cost of a pint in The George, writes Oonagh Murphy.
Plus, Loris Karius was a concern on a frustrating night for Liverpool.
People have been contacting the Passport Service to ask if they are entitled to a passport following the Brexit result.
Gary Breen admits getting ‘very emotional’ right before Ireland’s 2002 World Cup campaign and says he sees a similar togetherness in the current squad.
A man who appeared in an RTÉ Prime Time programme earlier this year claims he was defamed by the user.
Come to the dark side, we have better lightsabers.
I spent my teenage years and young adulthood feeling different in a way I couldn’t put my finger on. I was constantly at war with myself.
Craig Brown: “I would have wanted them to play for Scotland but the rules are the rules.”
A host of ex-Ireland internationals have been asked about their upbringings.
Speaking about privacy today, the Tánaiste said children should be entitled to know who their mother is.
Toulon’s predecessors as European champions are being written off for this weekend’s Champions Cup semi-final.
Left wing groups in Ireland had been planning to picket the event.
We should refrain from solely defining ourselves in tandem with who we are attracted to, writes Christine Allen.
Over 400,000 tuned into RTÉ’s coverage of the episode.
Irish sports clubs, and in particular the GAA, have been immeasurable helpful in warmly welcoming young people from diverse backgrounds.
The occupants of the house were thought to be wealthy restaurant owners.
James Reilly has said that the Adoption Bill will benefit from further consultation.
The pair will have the strange experience of lining out for an away international in their hometown if they feature on Friday.
An interview with the Navy Seal will air on Fox News next month.
The man’s death is not being treated as suspicious.
Speakers can feel liberated by the ‘voice’ they discover in a new language.
The US Patent and Trademark office objected to the company’s bid saying the word glass was a “merely descriptive” term.
DeepFace has a 97.25 chance of correctly identifying a face, regardless of variations in lighting or whether the person in the image is directly facing the camera.
Almost 239,000 of these cards have been issued in Dublin.
Users in the US can now use 50 different custom gender terms – such as bi-gender and androgynous – to describe themselves.
Rights groups have criticised the move saying it allows the Chinese government to further control freedom of expression.
Rather than ignoring our past, it is more important to know how to deal with it, writes Raymond Keogh, who explores the issue of Irish identity in this Decade of Commemorations.
The teenager was found in a ‘distressed state’ in Dublin’s city centre in October.
The new international manager-in-waiting talks playing Gaelic football, captaining Northern Ireland and managing Celtic.
By staying true to his basic principles, the head coach can bring the Irish team back to the pedestal of the game.