James Guinness the cream of Down as late goal sinks Longford

69th minute strike proves the difference in a tight Division Three clash at Páirc Esler

Longford claim first O’Byrne Cup since 2000

Strong second half gets Longford over the line against Offaly

Nigeria files fraud claims in bid to overturn $9bn P&ID award

Irish-founded company seeking to enforce award for failed gas project

Nigeria gives UK court guarantee for stay on asset seizures in P&ID case

Irish-founded company won $6.6bn arbitration award after gas deal collapsed

Bloody Sunday: Decision not to prosecute soldiers under review

Legal submissions sent to NI’s Public Prosecution Service on behalf of victims’ families

Nigeria appeals $200m court payment for stay on asset seizures in P&ID case

Irish-founded company won a $6.6bn arbitration award after gas deal collapsed

Everett’s, Waterford: If you cook it well they will come. They do. And we do

Review: Peter Everett charges steep prices, but this is exactly the hearty cooking I need

Thousands protest in London against prosecution of Bloody Sunday soldier

Former servicemen and supporters converge on Whitehall over ‘Soldier F’ trial

Irish-backed P&ID ups ante in $9.6bn Nigerian dispute

Legal battle with African nation relates to failed deal to develop a gas plant in 2010

Irish authorities and AIB drawn into $9.6bn Nigerian dispute

Nigerian prosecutors say they will seek extradition of two men

Bloody Sunday: Case against Soldier F is adjourned until December

Former British soldier is accused of murdering two men during 1972 shooting

From Cork to Waterford – a feast of food festivals

Food File: Oktoberfeast on the northside, recycle in Foxrock and handy new dressing

Bloody Sunday families reject comment that Soldier F should not be imprisoned

Statement critical of Kate Nash whose brother was killed in Derry in 1972

Nigeria criminal inquiry on failed gas deal with Irish-backed firm

Collapsed deal has left the African nation with a $9bn legal judgment

Nigeria to appeal $9 billion award to Irish-backed company over failed gas deal

The UK court judgment gives Process and Industrial Developments the right to seek the seizure of Nigerian state assets

Irish-owned firm gets right to try seize $9bn in assets in gas dispute

Nigeria expected to appeal London court’s decision relating to P&ID

Longford largesse seized upon by Cathal McShane as Tyrone march on

Two first-half goals prove the difference as Mickey Harte’s side progress

Irish-owned company to seek $9bn award against Nigerian government

Dispute arose over gas processing plant which was not built

The Irish Times view on the Bloody Sunday decision: A massacre that still reverberates

The Bloody Sunday victims: Their stories and what the 2010 Saville report said about them

Bloody Sunday – January 30th, 1972

Bernard Allen’s late free earns Offaly a share of the spoils

Midlands derby against depleted Longford side ends all square at Pearse Park

Moving into a new home for Christmas: “We’re still struggling financially, but we have loads of dreams”

Getting a foot on the property ladder wasn’t easy in 2018 but for some it worked out after years of planning and saving

Payouts of more than €1m approved for Bloody Sunday victims

14 actions on behalf of people killed by British soldiers in Derry in 1972 settled

Man shot in face during Bloody Sunday awarded €217,000

Derryman Michael Quinn was compensated in a civil action in Belfast High Court

Seán Moran: Football’s growing hopelessness needs addressing

Quinn’s endorsement of the idea of a graded championship a timely intervention

Protesters at vacant house in Dublin defy High Court injunction

‘All of the politicians, who claim to be for public housing . . . should be here’

Break out of ‘rent jail’: app shows tenants what they could buy

Potential buyers can work out how much of a mortgage they could afford

Government nominates judges as judiciary Bill moves slowly

Shane Ross wants reform of selection process as he believes bench is marred by ‘cronyism’

Why do many Irish doctors have negative attitudes towards ADHD?

Condition is neither ‘bad behaviour’ nor a disability, says consultant psychiatrist

Football Championship 2018: Leinster county-by-county guide

Can anyone threaten Dublin? Seán Moran’s guide to the challenge from the east

Longford lord it over Derry

Home side run out comfortable winners at Pearse Park

Ciarán Murphy: Gaelic games need the shame of penalty shoot-outs

Kicking 45s to decide a game is too honourable, we need the human fallibility of spot-kicks

O’Byrne Cup: Meath beat Longford on free-kicks

Westmeath will play local rivals in the final after seeing off Offaly in Mullingar semi-final

Electric Picnic: stage times for the Electric Arena, Cosby, Mindfield and Theatre of Food

Here’s the second tranche of stage times for the Stradbally festival

FAI Cup: Dundalk see off Crumlin to book quarter-final slot

Seán Hoare and Steven Kinsella score first goals for the club at the Iveagh Grounds

FAI Cup round-up: Waterford pay the penalty

Shelbourne punish missed spot kick while Cabinteely, Shamrock Rovers and Crumlin advance

County-by-county: Can anybody lay a glove on Dublin?

Leinster: Kildare and Meath will both fancy a crack at Jim Gavin’s All-Ireland champions

Digitary goes big Down Under with universities deal

Dublin-based firm signs deal to provide digital documents platform to 45 universities

Rescue 116 search brings back painful memories in north Mayo

Recent deaths of those who work on the sea are remembered as more lives are claimed

Division Three: Louth take their chance to open gap on Tipperary

Meanwhile, Armagh beat Longford in a thriller and Antrim edged Sligo

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