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The story of The Traitors - and why Ireland is all-in
The latest season of The Traitors has taken the country by storm, but what is the story behind the franchise's success?
1st T20I : Shreyas keeps cards close on Sooryavanshi debut , says India depressed after Ireland loss
While the world watched football, cricket made its case
Cricket is proving that upsets are very much on the cards, even amidst the global football frenzy. Ireland's stunning one-run win against T20 champions India and Australia's women triumph in the World Cup quarterfinal highlight the sport's unpredictable natur…
'One of the lowest point in history of Indian cricket': Sunil Gavaskar blasts India after Ireland whitewash
Ireland completed a 2-0 sweep after beating India by one run in the second T20I on Sunday. It was Ireland's first-ever series win over India in any format after they had won the opening match by 34 runs.
How 'ambitious' Wilson plans to grow Irish cricket
Ireland's new men's cricket head coach Gary Wilson tells BBC Sport NI about his ambitions for the job and how the team can build on the historic win over India.
Injured Reddy to miss India's T20I series against England, Ireland
June 23 : Nitish Kumar Reddy has been ruled out of India's Twenty20 international series against Ireland and England due to injury, the country's cricket board (BCCI) said on Tuesday.Suryansh Shedge has been named as his replacement, with Reddy's absence leav…
John Gibbons: The planet is burning, but Ireland still isn't taking climate change seriously
From deadly heatwaves to missed targets, the climate warning signs are flashing red, while political urgency in Ireland is nowhere to be seen.
Can Ireland claim Test scalp against New Zealand?
BBC Sport NI looks at Ireland's chances of causing an upset in their four-day Test match against New Zealand at Stormont from 27-30 May.
Can Ireland claim Test scalp against New Zealand?
BBC Sport NI looks at Ireland's chances of causing an upset in their four-day Test match against New Zealand at Stormont from 27-30 May.
Sineád O'Sullivan: Ireland’s politics of strategic ambiguity served us well - until it didn’t
‘Not Fine Gael’ is not a policy platform for Ireland’s opposition, any more than ‘not Trump’ helped the US Democrats
30 years since Nuala O’Faolain’s Are You Somebody? ‘Vibrating with hurt. It leaves a mark’
In her best-selling memoir the Irish author and journalist ‘excavated her own soul and, in so doing, helped us look more closely at ourselves’
Ireland name squad for test match with New Zealand
The Irish men's test squad to face New Zealand at Stormont in Belfast on Wednesday is missing the experienced Paul Stirling and Barry McCarthy.
Inside the Irish factory at the centre of the global weight-loss revolution
Eli Lilly’s huge 50-hectare manufacturing hub in Kinsale has placed Ireland at the centre of the biggest shift in global medicine in decades
Experts stunned by a forgotten medieval book in Rome hiding oldest English poem
Researchers in Ireland have unearthed the oldest known English poem, "Caedmon’s Hymn," dating back to the 7th century. This remarkable discovery, found embedded within a 9th-century Latin manuscript in a Roman library, predates previous earliest known copies …
Danny McCoy: Ireland should use EU presidency to support push for new trade deals
It is in State’s interest that EU continues to support rules-based trading and maintains close co-operation with key partners such as US