'I still don't regret coming home because I have had six great years in Ireland'
Robin Copeland has signed for French Pro D2 club Soyaux Angoulême XV Charente.
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Robin Copeland has signed for French Pro D2 club Soyaux Angoulême XV Charente.
The broadcaster is proceeding with the move the set as part of its decision to sell 8.64 acres of land for €107.5m to Cairn Homes.
The NFL has little choice but to approve a third franchise relocation in less than three years.
“The only reason why you decided it was OK to not invite my son to your child’s birthday party is because he has Down Syndrome.”
That’s 7.74 million more than 2014.
A bitter war of words has erupted between the Web Summit and the Taoiseach’s office, but as the finger pointing continues this whole affair smacks of desperation and incompetence, writes Paul Allen.
The Crann an Oir sculpture was unveiled in 1991 by Charles Haughey.
Syriza has been quick off the mark in increasing the minimum wage and reversing the privatisation of State resources.
Finding a place is only the start of it.
The silent vigil followed the discovery of the body of a homeless man just yards from Leinster House on Monday.
The empty seats are because of Brian Hayes and Luke Ming Flanagan’s election as MEPs.
The poem has been called “moving” and “beautiful”.
New research suggests that young people were able to leave the family home sooner than ever before after the financial crash.
Irish centre in London asks emigrants what tips they would give to those moving to the UK capital.
The Oscar-nominated Brown Bag Films were moved to spend 14 months creating this gem to support To Russia With Love.
McDermott was speaking after helping to launch Pieta House’s Darkness Into Light charity run.
Baby Ward was born three and a half months premature.
The Dubliner’s work featured on the latest episode of MLS Insider.
The fifteen storey Joeseph Plunkett tower was cleared for demolition last month.
The broadcaster said he did not contact Denis O’Brien prior to his appointment, stating “You don’t go into someone and say ‘I’m great, why don’t you hire me’.”
There is no question that the experience can be traumatic.
The broadcaster has been speaking to Newstalk about his shock decision to leave RTÉ and join the radio station.
The veteran broadcaster will present a mid-morning show on Newstalk from September, it has been confirmed.
“Mary” has been living in Ireland since 2004 and says she can’t imagine her life anywhere else. Here, she explains what it’s like to live under the constant fear of deportation.
The TV3 director of programming is moving back to the UK in the new year.
New York have reportedly failed to match the $25m, three-year deal that has been offered to tempt the point guard to Texas.