Everything you need to know about RTÉ’s new season of the competition for the glitterball trophy

The athletes who wore green over the past 18 days at the Olympics gave so much of themselves to the challenge that you couldn’t but be moved by it

Paris 2024 timetable: Who is competing when in athletics, boxing, rowing, hockey, badminton and gymnastics?

Paris has been a beguiling host but there’s no mystery behind Ireland’s Olympic success

Jack Woolley beaten in taekwondo repechage as Sarah Lavin and Mark English qualify for Friday’s semi-finals

The Tallaght taekwondo mould-breaker came within the tightest margins of fighting for a bronze medal but walks away proud of everything he achieved

Tallaght native Jack Woolley became the first Irish taekwondo athlete to compete at the Olympic Games when he qualified for Tokyo and is now bound for Paris

PE Expo showcasing projects from schools around country returns to DCU after pandemic

Garda cameras to be installed in areas where high-profile incidents occurred last year

New Operation Citizen aims to create an environment so ‘people can enjoy themselves’

Alison Gilliland says issues are priority for group tackling problems in city centre

Reported crime has fallen and anti-social behaviour is viewed as issue predating Covid

Taekwondo fighter was assaulted while out in Dublin city centre over the weekend

Owen Keegan claims there is an ‘abundance’ of homeless accommodation available

No arrests made and investigations are ongoing, garda spokesman says

Taekwondo fighter (22) received treatment in hospital for injuries to his face

The mixed emotions of the last fortnight in Tokyo could end with a historic high on Sunday

Only a few days in, we've seen a gamut of raw emotion as Irish athletes make their exit

Delight and anguish were both on view as reality of competition takes hold

Mary Hannigan: From dressage to diving to Taekwondo to loopy, roundy, kicky things