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Henshaw the pride of Athlone as he readies himself for Boks backlash
The 28-year-old was cheered on by a big crowd back home last weekend.
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The 28-year-old was cheered on by a big crowd back home last weekend.
A thriller awaits at the Aviva Stadium this evening at 7pm.
The Kiwis will provide a far sterner test than Argentina did last weekend.
The Democratic candidate isn’t sure how this would happen though.
The analysis found that atmospheric concentrations of both carbon dioxide and methane reached record levels.
The Leitrim native recalls her unforgettable experience at the Olympics.
Accidents involving vehicles accounted for nearly half of all fatalities in 2016.
Speeding, drink driving, non-seatbelt wearing and using a mobile phones are among the chief causes.
Which politicians had the most TRUE and FALSE claims? And what were the issues that kept us busiest?
The general election, shootings in Dublin, Pat Hickey – these are the stories you read this year.
Who’s up? Who’s down? Who’ll still be around this time next year?
The first anniversary of the actor’s death is coming up on January 14.
Trio Keiren Westwood, John Egan and Graham Carey make the cut.
Everybody remembers the winners. What about those who came second?
The 2016 campaign had it all.
2016 was a historic year for Ireland.
How well can you remember your 2016 news-by-picture?
The game lost a number of current and former players far too young this year.
Test yourself, hurling fans.
The Mayo and Shelbourne star thought she had already made the decision between the two sports.
Ballyboden St Enda’s and Annalise Murphy both brought some very special silverware back to Rathfarnham.
We remember the past 12 months with some of the year’s defining images.
This year was a special one sports-wise, especially for this lot.
This government has faced water charges, calls to repeal the Eighth, homelessness but found his biggest hurdle ‘humbling’.
We took a look through each month and picked one or two standout Irish sporting moments from each.
The Euros, the Olympics and Leicester – we have it all.
Leicester’s unprecedented success means 2016 is unlikely to be forgotten anytime soon.
Paul O’Connell, Joey Barton and John Kavanagh are among the big names to feature in our list.
Plus, nine-year-old Australian powerhouse Meaalofa Te’o.
It’s hard to believe we didn’t know these names 12 months ago.
Let’s test your memory from the last 12 months.
14, if you include our own headline.
Politicians, celebrities, and pokémon were among the things that dominated our online curiosity in 2016.
The president-elect will move into the White House in January 2017.
It’s been a tough one, so all hail 2017.
‘The likes of Drico, ROG, Paul, Hayes; all those lads have been through those hard days.’