World’s largest supplier of telecoms equipment finds itself at centre of escalating trade war between two largest economies

Former journalist from Letterkenny no apologist for controversial Chinese company

Pitcher Price steps up again to leave Dodgers in desperate need of a win in California

Cleric will make tackling homelessness and climate change ‘key issues’ in his service

Heavy engineering firm's Killarney workforce told measure to minimise losses

City and county council holding meeting at which it expects ‘four or five candidates’

The classroom hasn’t changed much in the past century – but some schools are embracing change in new and exciting ways

How Music Works: Joe Kelly is organising a festival in Trabolgan holiday village in Co Cork in April, aimed at veteran festivalgoers who are fed up of mud, tents and portaloos

Operator should be allowed take direct routes like competitors, says trade union group

Tireless activist committed to socialism and education

PJ Scully scores three goals for a long-awaited victory

Shelmaliers gallant effort just falls short at Wexford Park

Wexford side repel late challenge to land county crown

Kerry club final up for grabs as the provincial championships begin

Anger among relatives of those involved in the Rising as they received no assurances they would be invited to the 2016 ceremony

More than 70 candidates whittled down, with Sinn Féin leading the way

Telecoms giant Huawei is keen to show the world that it can be trusted with sensitive security issues

Defending champions power thnrough in second half