Councillors disappointed at loss of planned Liffey cycle route

Plans four years in making to be redesigned with cyclists using backstreets initially

Brian Kerr: Special Cruyff personified Total Football

If the Dutch projected this iconic image, Johan Cruyff embodied their style in his very being

Graham Barrett: ‘The time for action in Irish football is now’

Ex-Arsenal striker warns Irish football’s future is bleak unless radical changes are made

Unflappable sports anchorman who also ran a top-flight public relations agency

Bill O’Herlihy: September 28th, 1938 - May 25th, May 2015

Miriam Lord: O’Herlihy’s family at the heart of final farewell

Those three amigos – Giles, Dunphy and Brady help shoulder Bill’s coffin from the church

Funeral of Bill O’Herlihy to take place on Friday

Broadcaster will be buried at Shanganagh Cemetery after funeral mass in Foxrock

Versatile journalist Bill O’Herlihy dies aged 76

Career spanned newspaper journalism, broadcasting, PR and ‘national handler’

Former RTÉ presenter Bill O’Herlihy dies aged 76

Veteran broadcaster fronted sports coverage for over 40 years

Mourners gather to pay last respects to Ray Treacy

Stars of the sporting world attend funeral of former soccer international in Kilmacud

Select: food and fuel in a dirty old town

Two festivals this week celebrate all things Dublin – it’ll be hungry work

RTÉ 2 plots its route out of the lingerie department

New shows abound, but the channel couldn’t exist without its old favourites – soccer, rugby and GAA

Cadbury chocolate video takes the cake

The company that spent most on out-of-home advertising last year was not Diageo but Cadbury-owner Mondelez

Former Irish footballer and cricketer Noel Cantwell to be honoured in native Cork

Cork City Council to name a roadway near his home in honour of the late sports star

Enda Kenny proposes all-Ireland soccer team

Taoiseach says team could take on England every two years to raise money for charity

Keane is out of the question as the Alex Ferguson roadshow hits Aberdeen

Former Manchester United manager refuses to answer questions on his former captain

Stuart Carolan launches Dunphy’s Rocky Road

Love/Hate writer leads event to celebrate football pundit’s autobiography

Okey-dokey, welcome back to another 30 years of postmatch analysis

Another Ireland soccer manager goes, but the RTÉ panel of Eamon Dunphy, Johnny Giles and Liam Brady stays the same. Will their soap opera ever end?

Trap’s no-shows gave early grounds for concern

Trapattoni’s reluctance to travel and see players in action was a slap in the face for Irish football

Was Ferguson the greatest British manager?

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