David Jones

TV View: Spare a thought for Roy Keane as United toast top four

Irish fans grimace as Jack Grealish and Declan Rice embrace at the end of the game

TV View: Sky all grown up after Premier League’s 100-day hiatus

While first match back offered little, the taking a knee gesture proves striking

Britain’s Johnson faces revolt over Huawei 5G decision

Huawei has been caught in a stand-off between Washington and Beijing

TV View: Sky gets its teeth into non-penalty incident

Broadcaster like a dog with a bone showing replays of Alexander-Arnold handball

TV View: Kerry take silver ... according to Joe Brolly at least

In the Sky Sports studio on Sunday José Mourinho couldn’t hold back on a few jabs

Labour narrowly beats Brexit Party in UK byelection

Farage party hails narrow Peterborough loss as a ‘remarkable result’ for six-month-old party

Champagne stuff nearly drowns Graeme Souness’s sorrows – and silky suit

TV view: Former Liverpool captain given a bubbly bath as City celebrate title win

Andrew Porter: ‘You have to be selfish. It’s about you. It’s about the team’

The Ireland prop on the Six Nations and powering through on the pitch and in life

Irish cruiser racers look to leave a bad year in their wake

First of two All-Ireland Sailing Championships set for Dún Laoghaire this weekend

David Bowie’s first known studio recording sells for almost £40,000

Tape, which features a 16-year-old Bowie on saxophone and vocals, was found in a bread bin

Mulloy breaks new ground by competing in Figaro Race

Mayo native becomes the first Irish woman to take part in the taxing single-handed event

David Bowie’s first demo which was found in a bread basket to be sold

Studio recording from a 16-year-old Bowie was rejected by a record company

UK business chiefs ‘deeply concerned’ time is running out for Brexit deal

Business will have to implement plans for ‘worst-case scenario’, the leaders said

World Cup Moments: Ally’s Tartan Army die in their boots

Ally MacLeod aimed for the stars in 1978 but found himself in the gutter . . .

Brexit: May’s ‘war cabinet’ to seek way forward on customs

PM has some backing on customs partnership idea branded ‘cretinous’ by Brexiteers

Theresa May sets out ‘hard facts’ of Brexit in future trade deal

PM admits British access to EU markets will diminish and EU court will still hold sway

Varadkar dismisses Johnson’s ‘congestion charge’ solution to Irish Border

Brussels is to publish draft legal plans today to ensure no hard border in Ireland

UK qualifies implications of ‘full alignment’ Brexit pledge

‘We are leaving the customs union and the single market in March 2019’

Witchipedia: Ireland’s most famous witches

The witches of Irish history had one thing in common: they were women who refused to conform

Varadkar ‘trying to sway UK public opinion’ on Brexit

Language from the Irish Government has become much tougher in recent weeks

Unregulated free movement would ‘not keep faith’ with Brexit

Comments by Britain’s international trade secretary seem to contradict chancellor

MPs to have vote on final Brexit deal before European Parliament

Choice between deal Theresa May negotiates or leaving EU with no deal

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