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The property, on Charlemont Street in Dublin 2, is situated in an established residential and commercial area and is close to both the Harcourt Street and…

The Triton Showers-backed Motorsport Ireland National Rally Championship kicks off this weekend with the Admore Air Conditioning Corporation/Longford Arms Hotel...

Leitrim may have recorded their second win of the Allianz NHL Division 3B campaign but manager Olcan Conway had plenty of praise too for his Lancashire opponent...

From a starting field of 50, one dog is unfazed by the distractions all around and claims the title at the IGL Retriever Championship, says Ellena Swift

Callum Devine wants to be among the leading lights at this weekend’s Donegal International Rally. The Park man, who has Noel O’Sullivan calling the ...

Brian Boyle made it back to Boston for the birth of his son Callum on New Years Day with 11 minutes to spare.

Gerard Lyttle says Rovers can do much better with the squad they possess By Alan Finn THE new Sligo Rovers first team manager Gerard Lyttle may be new to the League of Ireland, but his interest in the club extends back to the 1990s. Lyttle, who began his playing career at Glasgow Celtic, revealed his […]

With one game to play before the mid-season break in the Premier Division, Finn Harps will look to take points of the league leaders Sligo Rovers who visit Finn Park on Friday night. Elsewhere Derry City go to 4th place Drogheda united, Shamrock Rovers will want to get back to winning ways at Longford, George Kelly will be looking to build on his goal tally as Bohs face Waterford and Pats take on Dundalk. Oisin Kelly was joined on the LOI Chat this week by Sligo Rovers U19 Manager and former Ha...

Photo: Stephen Doherty Dundalk have apologised for their team bonding session in Belfast last weekend, calling it "a serious error of judgement." The club have confirmed that their entire squad have since returned negative results from COVID-19 tests. Dundalks match against Finn Harps on Friday will go ahead as planned following consultation with the H-S-E. Diarmaid Doherty and Declan Boyle will have live coverage from Finn Park on Highland this Friday from the 5.45pm kick off.

Boyle who won 1994 FAI Cup with Sligo as a player takes over from Brian Dorrian. The former Harps skipper has had national success at under age level previously having lead the Finn Harps U17 side to the league and cup double in 2018. Declan told the Sligo club website “I’m thrilled to become the Under-19s manager. It’s a great opportunity. “There are great support mechanisms in place at the club. “Having been part of the emerging talent programme in Mayo, I know a lot of the current ...