Former New York Cosmos owner Steve Ross’s story a cautionary tale for Dundalk fans

Aid worker Mary Elmes saved 200 Jews from being sent to camps during second World War

Mary Elmes Bridge weighing 165 tonnes to be brought by barge from Cobh

Mary Elmes, from Ballintemple, credited with saving 200 Jewish children during Holocaust

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One of the German industrialist’s original lists has been put up for sale in the US

Under General Pinochet’s rule of terror in Chile, one man saved thousands from the dictator’s brutal secret police. How did Roberto Kozak do it – and escape death?

Don’t underestimate your power to make a difference, says ‘effective altruism’ advocate William Mac Askill

Ahead of receiving an industry award at the IFTAs, Liam Neeson on the journey that saw him play Michael Collins, a Jedi and God

Beijing Letter: Hundreds of millions have made their way home to celebrate lunar new year

Berthold Beitz - Born: September 26th, 1913; Died: July 30th, 2013

For better or worse, the city has become a ‘new Prague’, an eastern European city where it’s cheap to eat and even cheaper to drink. But don’t let a few rowdy gadabouts turn you off this charming spot

Depending on who you believe, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg’s ‘Lean In’ is either a significant turning point in the feminist debate or a book that presents women with unattainable goals. We asked a group of women (and men) for their verdict on the controversial bestseller. In conversation with Róisín Ingle