Carl O'Malley

Carl O'Malley

Sports Reporter

Carl O’Malley has been with The Irish Times since 2001. As a freelance, he covered both sport and news and wrote features for various supplements. Now a permanent member of the sports department, he covers football, rugby, golf, gaa and other sports for both print and online. He is responsible for online breaking news and layout, writes live sports blogs, and films and edits audio/visual content for irishtimes.com.
Robbie Keane will be available to face England at Wembley. Photograph: Donall Farmer/Inpho
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Dutchman Ruud Dokter has been appointed FAI High Performance Director. Photograph: Getty Images.
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Off the Ball host Eoin McDevitt and his team have left Newstalk.
Off the Ball team leave Newstalk

Newstalk Radio’s award-winning Off the Ball team resigned from the station today with immediate effect.

Brian Gregan on his way to winning his heat of the men's 400 metres at the European Indoor Championships in Gothenburg. Photograph: Morgan Treacy/Inpho
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A firefighter tries to put out a fire at a plantation in Rokan Hilir district, Riau province, Indonesia. Riau authorities have deployed two fire brigade teams in Bengkalis district and Dumai to control peatland fires, Antara News Agency reported. The fires are being blamed for dense smog in neighbouring Singapore. Photograph: Aswaddy Hamid/Reuters Singaporean smog and Indonesian fires
This is Nanoweek 2013, and to mark it an exhibition, NanoArt 13, of 100 ‘nanolandscapes’ (research images, at a scale thousands of times smaller than a grain of salt) is being held at Trinity College Dublin, the Tryskell Arts Centre in Cork and the Tyndall National Institute at UCC. Here is a selection of the images. Above, 'Insect egg on a Leaf' by Patrick Carolan, Tyndall National Institute. Insect egg on underside of leaf. Stuff you never get to see

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