Ross Ocarroll News Today

Sir — At the turning of the year, the ‘little men’ were in conclave up the side of Slieve- namon. They were gathered to discuss the extraordinary rise of the Limerick hurling team and the fate of rivals Kilkenny and Tipperary, whom they saw as the carriers of the hurling flame, with Cork an annoying impostor.

Here’s a review of the mad, the bad, the sad, and the funny that the year brought us

Sligo and Coolera-Strandhill’s Niall Murphy is preparing for a Connacht SFC quarter-final against St Brigid’s.

By Cathal Mullaney In 2015, St Molaise Gaels found themselves in a senior championship group with St Mary's and Coolera/Strandhill. Two wins from their opening…

ALL EYES are set on the RDS, Dublin for three students in Mungret Community College as they hope to wow with their BT Young Scientist projects. Leaving Certific...

Publisher Penguin Ireland /Sandycove, paperback Against his better judgement and basic instincts, Ross OCarroll-Kelly has fallen for the town of Bray, which he scorned mercilessly in previous adventures. "My old man had been caught rigging a General Election. My old dear was about to become a seventy-year old mother of six. And Honor was walking around in a yellow rain mac, telling everyone that the end of the world was nigh. It was enough to drive a man to the brink." Ross OCarroll-Kelly is s...