Galway-Mayo: A sporting rivalry that has never neatly fit in any category
The counties become like siblings who cannot sit in a room without squabbling
The counties become like siblings who cannot sit in a room without squabbling
‘Excellence in not something you can switch on and off,’ says James McCutcheon
‘GAA keeps an awful lot of people in this country going,’ Galway football manager says
Manager makes bold statement of intent in early stages of tenure
‘My father always said one of the best things that could happen was to lose an All-Ireland minor final’
In 2001 the Ulster county took part in one of the most dramatic of the early qualifiers
Concerns at overcrowding with daily average of 3,911 inmates noted by Irish Prison Service
Caron McCaffrey has been working in the prison service for 18 years
New €2.7m specialist Portlaoise facility aims to help prisoners self-manage behaviour
17 gangs now operating within the prison, Governor says
Michael Donnellan showed what can be achieved in public service
Michael Donnellan retiring after seven years in role, during which service transformed
Overcrowding has become an issue at six of the state’s 11 prisons
Roscommon will give Kevin Walsh’s team a good idea of where they currently stand
Percentage of prison population with mental illness more than doubled since 2015
Rising wealth, reach of criminal groups has emboldened jailed members, conference told
North Galway side come full circle as they face Nemo Rangers in All-Ireland club final
Prisoners using opiates less as they switch to prescription and newer drugs
Necessity has often been the mother of reinvention for All-Ireland-winning teams
Minister denies State is attempting to ‘walk back’ from Magdalene laundries apology
Amateur? Like Mr Seligman’s dogs, most counties feel there’s nothing they can do
New system for extra hours pay is criticised in Comptroller and Auditor General report
Former goalkeeper Derek Thompson hopes Roscommon can return to winning cycle after he broke it in 1998
Having ended Mayo’s recent dominance in the province, the Tribesmen still have something to prove
Irish Prison Service report shows overall numbers sent to prison rose to highest in five years
Coolmine Therapeutic Community sees 42% increase in residential admissions in 2015
Prison visits cancelled in Northern Ireland so that fellow officers could attend ceremony
800 people attend service for New IRA bomb victim Adrian Ismay
More than 160 inmates transfer from old building to €45m facility over weekend
Senior Irish Prisons Service staff would have made call on TD Mick Wallace’s detention
Minister for Justice says a group of about 200 repeat offenders will be focus of the project
Workers criticise Judge Michael Reilly for offering unsubstantiated opinions in report
Garda launches inquiry as prison hostage assaulted and 10 others hospitalised
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices