Standing Committee

Ned Quinn to chair GAA’s Central Competitions Control Committee

Former Kilkenny chairman to succeed George Cartwright in the role

One man’s global campaign to help children of priests

Guidelines agreed through efforts of cleric’s son Vincent Doyle, but not published yet

Xi Jinping tightens grip on power ahead of Communist Party congress

Autumn gathering expected to name Xi Jinping in pantheon of great Chinese leaders

Croke Park defends decision to delay hurling qualifier draw

Henry Shefflin says promotional opportunity lost by deferring the draw for a week

Hong Kong independence activists try to stop removal from legislature

Youngspiration ‘localists’ barred after controversy during swearing-in ceremony

EU extends licence of controversial weedkiller

Mixed reaction to decision after conflicting reports over cancer risks of glyphosate

Hong Kong steps up security as Beijing’s man comes to call

Zhang Dejiang’s visit is first by a Chinese official since pro-democracy protests in 2014

Church of Ireland notes

Panama Papers: China silent on links to political leaders

Offshore account revelations go unpublished in media, online discussion banned

Panama Papers: The secret offshore world of the elite

Millions of documents show heads of state, criminals and celebrities using secret hideaways in tax havens

Jarlath Burns favours deferred introduction of mark

Proponent of reform says next January the better option for bringing in change

GAA Congress: Burn-out issues addressed but reforms fizzle out

Disappointing debates end with several proposals failing to make two-thirds majority

‘Mark’ motion likely to be withdrawn at GAA Congress

Lack of a proper trial at senior intercounty level seen as a major drawback to proposal

China targets economic data chief in corruption inquiry

Wang Baoan under investigation by Communist Party’s anti-graft watchdog

Communist Party leadership’s annual visit to Beidaihe in doubt

Political matters and China’s economy likely to dominate discussions -- if it happens

China promises ‘no cover-up’ in ship sinking inquiry

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