Champagne stuff nearly drowns Graeme Souness’s sorrows – and silky suit

TV view: Former Liverpool captain given a bubbly bath as City celebrate title win

Andrew Porter: ‘You have to be selfish. It’s about you. It’s about the team’

The Ireland prop on the Six Nations and powering through on the pitch and in life

Irish cruiser racers look to leave a bad year in their wake

First of two All-Ireland Sailing Championships set for Dún Laoghaire this weekend

David Bowie’s first known studio recording sells for almost £40,000

Tape, which features a 16-year-old Bowie on saxophone and vocals, was found in a bread bin

Mulloy breaks new ground by competing in Figaro Race

Mayo native becomes the first Irish woman to take part in the taxing single-handed event

David Bowie’s first demo which was found in a bread basket to be sold

Studio recording from a 16-year-old Bowie was rejected by a record company

UK business chiefs ‘deeply concerned’ time is running out for Brexit deal

Business will have to implement plans for ‘worst-case scenario’, the leaders said

World Cup Moments: Ally’s Tartan Army die in their boots

Ally MacLeod aimed for the stars in 1978 but found himself in the gutter . . .

Brexit: May’s ‘war cabinet’ to seek way forward on customs

PM has some backing on customs partnership idea branded ‘cretinous’ by Brexiteers

Theresa May sets out ‘hard facts’ of Brexit in future trade deal

PM admits British access to EU markets will diminish and EU court will still hold sway

Varadkar dismisses Johnson’s ‘congestion charge’ solution to Irish Border

Brussels is to publish draft legal plans today to ensure no hard border in Ireland

UK qualifies implications of ‘full alignment’ Brexit pledge

‘We are leaving the customs union and the single market in March 2019’

Witchipedia: Ireland’s most famous witches

The witches of Irish history had one thing in common: they were women who refused to conform

Varadkar ‘trying to sway UK public opinion’ on Brexit

Language from the Irish Government has become much tougher in recent weeks

Unregulated free movement would ‘not keep faith’ with Brexit

Comments by Britain’s international trade secretary seem to contradict chancellor

MPs to have vote on final Brexit deal before European Parliament

Choice between deal Theresa May negotiates or leaving EU with no deal

Andrea Bocelli singing ‘Nessun Dorma’ in middle of the pitch. What are the odds?

If you’d recounted the scene to a Garda you’d have been told to step out of the car

Upper Bann: Agony for SDLP after Sinn Féin candidates edge out Dolores Kelly

Catherine Seeley, John O’Dowd and Doug Beattie all elected on Saturday evening

Upper Bann: Dolores Kelly and SDLP facing battle to hold off Sinn Féin

UUP and DUP in strong positions to hold their seats

David Bowie dies aged 69 after battle with cancer

Celebrities, musicians and fans pay tribute as ‘pop genius’ dies following 18-month illness

David Bowie took risks, was a beacon for non-conformers

His music was an portal escape, a sense that with a lightening flash we could be heroes

Best Menswear to exit examinership tomorrow

Company was owed more than €1.5m following closure of Clery’s department store

Clerys’ creditors set for Monday meeting with KPMG

Five-person will oversee interests of creditors in liquidation of OCS Operations

Cantillon: rents becoming key in examinerships

Retail Excellence Ireland has asked landlords to show flexibility on rents or face further closures of businesses in their premises

Best menswear group goes into examinership

Clery’s closure had ‘catastrophic’ effect on cashflow of company already struggling with high rents and falling sales

Clerys concession holders owed up to €3m

About 50 companies seek May takings and release of stock

Leicester’s survival bid continues with victory over Swansea

Burnley back on bottom as Barnes sees red; Stoke hole Saints’ Champions League hopes; West Brom beat Palace

Essendon players cleared by ASADA in Australian Rules drugs tribunal

34 past and present players free to resume playing including International Rules duo

Pioneers, settlers and how to get ahead in brewing

Inside Track: Niall Phelan, co-founder Rye River Brewery Company

Ex-boss of UK retailer JJB Sports jailed for fraud

Former CEO of failed chain gets four-year sentence over £1m fraud

Burnley continue progession against Newcastle

Home side extended their unbeaten run to four matches against the Magpies

Young people urged to take up a cause at One Young World summit

Bob Geldof tells the crowd ‘we are at a critical moment’

Delegates brave deluge as One Young World summit gets under way

Summit ‘gives platform to give brilliant young people a catalyst to drive change in the world’

Weekend Premier League team news

All the latest injury and suspension details ahead of the weekend action

Michael Symmons Roberts: a religious poet in the secular age

Michael Symmons Roberts is at home in science as he is in scripture, as happy with the sensory world as with the transcendent – which makes his poetry all the stronger

Value golf a matter of course

Whether planning a golfing break at home or abroad, there are many attractive venues and deals to tempt the discerning golfer

West Ham capitalise as Burnley pay the penalty for indiscipline

Championship leaders undone by two goals in the final quarter

Ad agencies’ tie-up a bold bet that size matters

Analysis: Publicis and Omnicom are billing the merger as ‘a powerful solution’ for clients

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