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Down GAA say that Kilcoo objected to the appointment of Paul Faloon as referee for the senior football final "on the grounds of perceived bias".

Kilcoo manager Karl Lacey has spoken out after his sides brawl In Down GAA SFC semi-final against Clonduff at Páirc Esler.

A weather warning has been issued for Northern Ireland as Storm Agnes is set to batter the UK.

A former PSNI officer who was severely injured by dissident republicans in a booby-trap car bomb 13 years ago has captained the provincial wheelchair hurling team to an All-Ireland title.

I used to admire the roadmen as I was waddled my way to primary school. They took pride in their work as they kept the hedges cut, the drains clear and the verges neat. Sadly, they were all put out to grass long before I finished my education, but when in P3 and old enough to trek along unsupervised, I’d linger with them and wish I was on the spade or the shovel with no need for lessons or the like.

Meath and Down do battle this weekend in Parnell Park to decide who tops Group 2.

Jenny Lee puts performers and artists on the spot about what really matters to them. This week, television producer Gareth McGreevy

Broadcaster Gerry Kelly believes Kielty best choice while some commentators suggest he may take time to master the minutiae of southern life.  

Bookies' favourite Patrick Kielty is remembered for overcoming tragedy, as a committed young footballer, a trailblazing comic and an actor.  

Comedian, who pokes fun at both sides of the community in Northern Ireland despite father’s murder, is odds-on favourite to replace Ryan Tubridy