Pioneering journalist in new technology who was immersed in the Irish language

Lost Leads: Computer news in the 1980s speculated about 'automated post' and cashless banking

Eamonn Burns: ‘I’m just happy to get out the right side of the line’

Jerome Johnston’s point two minutes into added time salvaged a draw against Cork

Kevin Walsh’s side reduced to 14-men at Pairc Esler but pull clear in second half

Some astounding new Bowie facts have come to light over the last year

Longford’s St Columba’s make history with their first Leinster win against Stradbally

A dull tie in tough conditions ends with confirmation of Down’s relegation

Who is David Gilmour’s favourite lyricist? Why are film adaptations inferior to the books? Can poetry replace liturgy? All these questions and more were answered in Co Carlow

British architect Edwin Landseer Lutyens, who died 100 years ago, had strong Irish connections. He once proposed to replace the Ha’penny Bridge with an art gallery

Court of Appeal dismisses solictor’s appeal against judgment of almost €190,000

In his new novel, the author of The Hours set out to avoid the tropes of fictional drug-taking. He talks about how Aids created new gay families, the power of three, and why he loves Joyce’s The Dead

Books goes meta-fictional and multi-story with our list of mega tales about telling tales