A late flurry from Dublin saw them edge Kerry in Division 1 of the Allianz Football League. Lorcan O'Dell scored a late ...

David Moyes concedes his Everton side are still looking at the relegation zone with “huge caution” despite securing a ...

Who won at the 2025 IFTA Awards? Read on to see all of the nominees and winners from the Irish Film & Television Academy ...

The 22nd IFTAs in Dublin honored 'Small Things Like These' as the best film, 'Conclave' as the best international movie, 'Bad Sisters,' Ralph Fiennes, Colin Farrell, Sharon Horgan, and 'Kneecap.' ...

Abigail – Hugh Fox Blackshore – John ‘Bob’ Brennan, Mark Henry, Fionan Higgins Kneecap – Aza Hand, Brendan Rehill, Chris ...

Ruby Walsh was among the racing legends who attended an exclusive Boodles showcase in Dublin ahead of the Cheltenham Gold Cup ...

Awards, honouring outstanding achievements in Irish film and television drama, will take place at the Dublin Royal Convention Centre tonight.

Kick off your Friday with Sarah Collins’ report on Ireland being in the firing line as Trump floats ‘reciprocal’ tariffs.

In contrast to the stagy quarrels, Kelly strikes a tentative tone during her interview with the Hamas official Dr Basem Naim.

Now officially presiding over a full-time outfit, Drogheda United manager Kevin Doherty cuts the same relaxed figure as ever.

Kevin will take centre stage as IFTA host this year, having been passed on the torch from last year’s host, Baz Ashmawy.

The 22nd-anniversary IFTA Awards Ceremony is taking place on Friday, February 14th, 2025, at the Dublin Royal Convention ...