Martin Carney was born in Donegal and played football for the county but would go on to win four Connacht titles with Mayo.

Petrol bombs have been thrown in a fifth night of violence in Northern Ireland - with the trouble now moving from Ballymena to Portadown.

Analysis of census data shows that Ballymena has experienced rapid demographic change in recent years, while the Sky News ...

Jacqui Hurley is one of Ireland’s most recognisable broadcasters and a proud advocate for women and girls in sport. The RTÉ ...

A Romanian in Ballymena has claimed he has “lost everything” after he was wrongly arrested for the attempted rape of a ...

From the Romans to the Ottomans, this charming city has captured hearts throughout history, boasting an enchanting Old Town ...

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill is uncomfortable with the idea Pierce Charles has played as many games in ...

Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna is among the bookies’ favourites for the vacant Brentford job, Stuart Watson assesses whether the move ...

The vibrant harbor town of Cobh in Co Cork is the perfect summer destination for all ages, and the ideal multigenerational ...

Ballymena is my home town. I left it as a small child when my parents took me to London, and I have lived for most of the ...

WITH petrol bombs lighting up the night sky and fireworks crackling over head, Ballymena was ablaze once again.  Balaclava-clad thugs hurled bricks, rocks and bottles — anything they could ...

Fifteen rioters have been arrested as 41 police officers were injured amid unrest in Northern Ireland following the alleged sexual assault of a girl by Romanian teens.