Are the days of single-sex schools numbered?
Some principals are fighting back against proposals to end ‘outdated’ all-boys and all-girls schools within 15 years
‘The need for a single-sex school isn’t there’: All-girls school in south Dublin to admit boys
Rathdown School in Glenageary to begin move to co-education later this year
Scrapping fishing boats will ‘destroy industry and communities’
Representative bodies oppose Government plan for decommissioning of 60 trawlers
Storm Barra: Schools to reopen tomorrow as winds ease
Dangerous sea conditions forecast for Thursday morning as 13,000 remain without power
Euro 2021: Five matches not to miss at this summer’s Championships
From England against Scotland to a meeting of the European and World champions
Sports performance group has an Irish heartbeat but a global pulse
A who’s who of backers believes Brian Moore’s Orreco could become as big as Fitbit
Galway-based Orreco raises €3m from Fitbit and Peloton investor
Sports tech company plans to use True Ventures funding to double headcount to 60
When the action stops, sports photographers think outside the box
From supermoons to graveyards and castles, the Inpho staff have thought on their feet
Lockdown ‘doortraits’: Dublin families step out for charity shots
Photographers are using the lockdown to document the lives of people living within 2km
Pádraig Harrington knows sports science is key to staying ahead of the curve
Three-time Major winner says work with Orreco allows him get the best from his body
Crowning Glory: Three pivotal Ireland games at Twickenham
Andy Farrell's Ireland travel to the lions’ den on Sunday with the Triple Crown up for grabs
Six Nations must retain its casual fans as rugby connoisseurs are few
All that CVC is interested in is how much profit it can extract from its investment
Andy Farrell is facing an impatient mood for proof of change
Short honeymoon for new Ireland coach due to his close links with the old regime
Rugby, even if you know your onions, is anything but simple
TV View: Instead of ‘absolute brutality’ what they got was an absolutely brutal England
Galway-based Orreco signs deal with US basketball union
Deal with NBPA will see company provide player bio analytics
Orreco signs ‘significant’ multi-year deal with NBA side Atlanta Hawks
The Galway-headquartered start-up is to provide the basketball side with bio-analytical services
Orreco gets hole in one as golfers chip in on €1.3m funding round
Graeme McDowell among the backers of Galway-based sports tech company Orreco
Orreco partners with Kinduct on projects to help elite athletes
Companies will integrate data to help clients optimise performance and recovery
It took me time to settle in Sydney, but now I’ve built a life here
I would have been incredulous if I’d seen my future as a teenager in Belfast
Ireland making waves in the sports technology space
Irish start-ups providing solutions that keep professionals match fit and focused on their game
Irish sports tech firm scores renewal deal with Newcastle United
Orreco also hires the man who secured Nike contracts for LeBron James and Kobe Bryant
Inside Track: Orreco co-founder and chief executive Brian Moore
Data analysis company helps elite athletes optimise their performance
Eric Bristow sacked by Sky Sports after tweets about sexual abuse
Pundit will not be used at World Championships after saying victims weren’t ‘proper men’
Ryanair passenger with whiskey-filled shampoo bottle fined for air rage
52-year-old antique restorer pleaded guilty over disrupting flight to Shannon
Innovation awards: Orreco aims to bring elite sports science to the masses
Biomarker analytics firm wants to extend elite athlete solutions to everyone
Sideline Cut: Eddie Jones’s disdain for popularity contests is reason England are back
England lacked arrogance during dismal World Cup campaign - now they have it back
Fire walk with me. Ah go on, it’s for charity
The bed of embers in front of me is hotter than 500 degrees. If this madness wasn’t to raise money for the rare, painful skin condition EB, I’d probably run away
Mauls on a roll at Rugby World Cup
Steve Hansen: ‘You can’t take it out of the game but you’ve got to make it a fair contest’
Sligo-based Orreco partners with IBM for Watson sports app
Elite sports firm will develop ‘Coach Watson’ app to help teams and players avoid injury
How to ensure it will all be alright on debs night
It’s debs season, and the search is on for showstopper dresses. It’s an expensive business, with some spending up to €1.000 on ‘the one’, and that’s just the start of it. Debutantes, mothers, style advisors and dress shop owners reveal what’s involved in the preparations
Salary cap allegations have potential to damage credibility of English game
A return to distrust and ill-feeling of past is something no one wants to see
New York police officer shot in head dies from his injuries
Brian Moore (25) is fifth police officer killed in surge of anti-law enforcement sentiment
Man charged with attempted murder of NY policeman
Plainclothes police officer shot in the head while pursuing suspect in his unmarked car
How the English press reacted to Six Nations climax
England came up just short after thrilling denouement but look ahead to World Cup
‘Out-thought and outclassed’: English media reacts to Ireland’s win
The UK press have lauded Ireland and dismissed England’s World Cup chances
Brought to Book: Gerald Dawe on the joy of getting a book in place and the anxiety after
`Use it or lose it'
Iconic image of Italia 90 involves a real mouthful
Clash between Rudi Völler and Frank Rijkaard in World Cup second round game concludes with an unjust sending off of the German and spit by the Dutch defender
Peaches Geldof’s husband pays tribute to ‘beloved’ late wife
Figures in show business and sport express shock and grief on Twitter
Stranger than fiction: when crime captures the imagination
Nicola White’s new novel ‘In the Rosary Garden’ was inspired by the Kerry Babies tribunal and the Ann Lovett case. We recommend some other real-life fiction from Ireland and abroad
Unflappable master of the TV sports show
David Coleman - Born: April 26th, 1926; Died: December 21st, 2013
Manu Tuilagi a doubt for England’s autumn internationals
Torn pec muscle likely to rule Tigers back out of opening Heineken Cup match against Ulster
City fathers let the paramilitary sleeping dogs lie while swabbing out our dreams
Peace in the North is an uneasy stasis, not the real thing
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