Eamon Dunphy

The Lighter Side with Rob Allidine, managing director of MCI Ireland

Basement of 127 Lower Baggot Street was home to Celtic Tiger haunt Joys Nite Club

Kenny Cunningham impressed with Luxembourg legs at the Aviva

We should be told why some governments are not using the vaccine on older people

It’s the book he’s most proud of, published just before Manchester United went mega

The new presenters’ life experiences are more in tune with those of listeners

Finding Jack Charlton lays bare his remarkable connection with the Irish psyche

It took five attempts to win one and there’s been more heartbreak than joy down the years

Everyone is listening to podcasts but their viability is threatened by lack of listener data

Despite Covid-19, key elements from the summer line-up are ready for an autumn showing

The dividing line is now - do you favour radical or more moderate change?

30 years ago it seemed like the whole of Ireland burst out on to the streets at the same time

A changing country fixated by exploits in Italy and grappling with political turmoil at home

The Dubliner’s acrimonious departure in 1973 left a mark he carried with him

Eamon Dunphy among those to hone their trade beneath creaking inner-city tenements

Mullingar native has carved unique niche for himself in golfing world with his impersonations

As leader of the Green Party, Eamon Ryan was official ruler of Ireland for St Patrick’s Day

TV review: Ross Whitaker captures the excitement as Jack Charlton’s team united the country in joy

There’s still nothing better than a loose-tongued gouger lobbing grenades into the mix

After RTÉ axed him, it's no suprise Eir offered him a slot, but did he have to take it?

‘She was a brilliant journalist who shied away from celebrity,’ says Miriam O’Callaghan

President, colleagues and politicians recall her skill and trailblazing feminist legacy

Marie Crowe and Colin Byrne join some of our writers to look back on the highs and lows

Premier Sports brought the band back together for their first midweek game

With play-offs to come, strange and winding campaign ends on a positive note

Enticed back out of retirement, midfielder has his sights set on crucial qualifier victory

From McAteer against the Netherlands to, yep, Henry against us (and the rules)

Gay Byrne’s passing may show how its relevance has diminished but it remains a national institution

There’s been a surge in the number of home-produced podcasts over the past number of years – and there’s no sign of it slowing

History has proven that Ireland’s Call ‘has ticked the box it was supposed to tick’

Patrick Freyne: Baz Ashmawy would starve to death in minutes without the people of rural Ireland

The First Dogs are more than ice-breakers, ‘they’re also a great source of wisdom’

Company has cash pile of €350,000 and director pay dropped by €75k in 2018

The Mother of Dragons joins Donald Trump and Phil Lynott in Waxworks Museum

Fitness fanatic Niall McGarry has invested heavily to grow Joe.ie owner in the UK

Head of sport has expanded RTÉ’s GAA coverage as a result of losing Six Nations rights

Conor Pope: I actually have a soft spot for the hardy Christmas annual that is BTs Marvel Room

Malachy Clerkin looks at some of the volumes taking up the sports sections this year

Irish ‘celebrity’ haunt had a regular bar as well as a ‘library’ that required a special key

Midfielder had fair share of criticism over the years but committment never questioned