Lioncor set to lodge new plans for 284 homes on site in south Dublin

Author on latest book in his four-part cycle about abuse and inviting JK Rowling to his dream dinner party

Temple Hill hosts a repeat of last year’s memorable semi-final between the champions and visitors who both suffered defeats last week

Castle Avenue clash a repeat of the final of both two and three years ago

Repeat of last season’s semi-final at Lakelands Park on Saturday afternoon the pick of this weekend’s Division 1A ties

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Young Munster gain impressive win at UCD

Stunning interiors and high-end finishes in this turnkey three-bed with home gym

More than 22 years on from the life-changing incident, McCarthy’s belief in a breakthrough is undiminished

Coach Jerry Holland hails gutsy display from 14-man Cork Con as they defeat Terenure to claim AIL final

John Forde was sent off 20 minutes in for a high tackle but Con prove the more clinical of the two sides as Terenure fail to make the advantage count

Son of a former All Black harnesses disappointment at being cut loose by Leinster to lead Terenure’s bid for back-to-back AIL titles

AIL Final: Cork Con possess the better set-piece but Terenure perhaps boast the greater X-factor in intriguing final

Defending champions beat Lansdowne at Lakelands while Cork Con work past Clontarf at home

Nenagh Ormond, Instonians and Clogher Valley seal divisional titles on a hectic day of club action in the All Ireland League

Terenure host Clontarf in mouthwatering clash at the top of AIL Division 1A

Seven players from the Lakelands club named in the starting XV with one further on the bench, Clontarf have three representatives

Champions Terenure seeking an eighth successive AIL win following a slow start to the season

McClean (79) was convicted of sexually abusing 45 pupils at Dublin school between 1971 and 1993

The writer on his quartet of novellas, Water, Earth, Fire and Air