John Galvin

Clare People newspaper ceases publication

Regional title, which employs 13 people, blames falling circulation and ad revenues

Bread Not Profits review: a play that touches the soul

The focus on the personal makes Mike Finn's intimate new play work so well

Clare locals in line for €2.67m windfall with sale of Clare FM to Radio Kerry

Brother of former Tipperary hurling manager and Catholic Church to receive payout

Kerry judge James O’Connor refused further year on bench

District Court judge was well-known for wide application of court poor box

Melt review: A play that goes to the end of the world

There’s no other play quite like Rough Magic’s Melt right now

Weekend fixtures: Club football and hurling Championship previews

Monaleen should have enough to see off Dromcollogher-Broadford in Limerick

Shopping spraoi: Mullingar

The midlands town that gave us Joe Dolan and Bressie has more than talented singers

Dublin 2 mansion hosted politicians and business giants

Flamboyant fitout and four-storey garden on offer at Fitzwilliam Sq

Taxi fare dodger escapes conviction with charity donation

Imants Mickans (29) knew he would not be able to pay fare when he hailed driver

Ian Ryan set to return from injury to bolster score-shy Limerick

It took John Brudair’s team 45 minutes to muster a point in their last league defeat

Limerick midfielder John Galvin announces his retirement from intercounty football

Veteran became an inspirational figure for the county since his debut in 1999

Paul Barden still bitten by football bug as he throws hat into ring for another year

Monaghan’s Dick Clerkin joins Longford stalwart in committing to county again

The Nire have that bit extra

Waterford champions end Cratloe’s double dreams

GAA county final previews

Seán Moran previews this weekend’s main county finals in football and hurling

Silicon 50 event celebrates most influential Irish people in the valley

Praise for Irish wit, optimism and tax breaks but education remains a worry

Ger Collins hits the spot as Limerick see off Antrim

Home side come back from half-time deficit at Gaelic Grounds

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