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SERIOUS animal welfare concerns have been raised about the death of Ireland’s most famous gorilla at Dublin Zoo.Beloved silverback Harry died

Springbok legend Bobby Skinstad feels Irish rugby punches above its weight.

THE businessman behind one of Ireland's most popular attractions went from planting spuds for big crisp firm to owning the most popular brand in the c

Former Monaghan forward Michael Slowey recounts a nomadic GAA career that saw him recover from a fractured spine to become New York’s all-time leading scorer and win championships in America, Australia and Clare.

Killenaule jockey Rachael Blackmore is among the women in sport being celebrated by An Post with their new collection of stamps. The Tipperary rider became the first female to win the Grand National at Aintree and was the leading rider at Cheltenham last year. She also won RTE Sportsperson of the Year, The Irish Times/Sport […]

This is the first time in Dublin Zoo’s history that it has had resident dholes and it is a first for Ireland.

The dhole is about the size of a German shepherd and looks like a long-legged fox

25 years after a golden age for football in Tralee, they are back chasing silverware.

Twenty years ago, a young Paul O’Connell won his first Test cap in a Six Nations clash with Wales at Lansdowne Road.

St Mary’s became the first club from outside Munster to win the AIL in 2000.