Brian Dowling

Both sides are built around watertight defences but Kilkenny’s attack holds an edge

Kilkenny have lost seven of their last eight camogie finals, including their last three

Anne Dalton and Miriam Walsh score the goals as Cats claim Páirc Uí Chaoimh win

Patrick Freyne visits the set of ‘the biggest show on Irish telly’

Fr Ray Kelly’s protective halo means frontrunner Sinéad O’Carroll is put through the wringer

Prize of guaranteed stardom has long eluded winners of the one-time TV juggernaut

Somehow, against all logic, Fr Ray Kelly stays afloat. He can’t survive much longer

Former Defence Forces commandant Cathal Berry is targeting a seat in Kildare South

Republican Merchandising Ltd accumulated losses and laid off its three staff last year

The funds are owed to fundraising arm Friends of Sinn Féin over commemorations

Carole Coleman and Justin McCarthy complete the on-air line up

Fathers beware: in the Tivoli panto there is nowhere to hide from Buffy Twanky

Planned strike next month over reforms to affect up to 300,000 students and parents

Review: Brian Dowling brings a tetchy ministerial response on RTÉ Radio 1. Over on Newstalk, George Hook finds a panto partner in Vincent Browne

Hurley makers Jim O’Brien (Tipperary) and Brian Dowling (Kilkenny) maintain a noble tradition

Twenty-five years ago, the State’s first independent radio station, Capital Radio, began broadcasting. I was there. It did not go smoothly