Terenure College

Terenure crumble amid Cookies comeback

Young Munster close in on top four while Clontarf move to within three points of leaders

‘We didn’t take sexual abuse seriously as boys in Terenure College,’ John Boyne recalls

The word abuse wasn’t part of students’ lexicon, author says, although he wonders if the adults in the school now feel guilty about not doing more

Developer moves quickly to appeal refusal of scheme on Terenure College land

Lioncor adviser challenges refusal of 364-apartment seven-story development on public safety grounds due to traffic issues

ECB weighs half point rise; the bank with no cash; and Leo Varadkar on his time in enterprise

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Terenure College development draws more than 200 objectors

Project will help secure future viability of fee-paying school, says Carmelite Order

Terenure toil hard for 20-18 semi-final win over Lansdowne

Clontarf to face ‘different team’ at Energia All-Ireland League final, ’Nure captain says

The Offload: Should Jamison Gibson-Park have been shown red for ‘tackle’?

Jordan Conroy swaps his dancing shoes for rugby boots as Ireland Sevens impress

’Rock hunt down a 70th title but ’Zaga eager to join roll of honour

If the Ranelagh lads bring their attacking game, this promises to be a gripping final

Ross O’Carroll Kelly: Sorcha’s making coddle with a southside twist – venison sausages

She was accused of cultural appropriation when she shared the recipe on social media

‘Life is good here and we’re not going anywhere’

Wild Geese: Dubliner misses the Aviva on match day but is content with Toronto’s offering

Double-fronted Edwardian in Terenure for €1.25m has ‘forever home’ potential

Five-bed with huge garden needs renovation but new owners can make this a home for life

AIL roundup: Garryowen and UL Bohs move to top of the men’s and women’s tables

Ireland’s Ciara Griffin returns to action for the first time since Parma heartbreak

Billy Dardis ready to lead out Ireland Rugby Sevens at Tokyo Olympics

Rugby Sevens captain can glimpse gold at the end of long and winding Tokyo road

John Boyne: ‘It was very, very upsetting to be called names and to have death threats’

Backlash to the author's recent young-adult book inspired a new novel about social media

Tokyo 2020: Team Ireland profiles - Men’s Rugby Sevens

Ireland secured last ditch qualification for Olympics in Monaco last month

Johnny Watterson: What a pity UCD do not have access to John McClean records

College responded to Irish Times FOI request saying they have no control over rugby club

UCD holds ‘no records’ related to child abuser John McClean

Former teacher and rugby coach convicted of sexually abusing 23 boys in Terenure College

John Boyne reports alleged Terenure College abuser to Garda

Sexual abuse complaint made against former teacher in south Dublin school

Further 20 men alleging abuse by John McClean seek to take civil cases

Former Terenure College teacher was sentenced to eight years in jail for sexual abuse

John McClean was ‘royalty’ in schoolboy rugby, say former players

UCD coaching role gave convicted abuser ‘more status’ in sport after he left Terenure

Johnny Watterson: I do not buy the apology around paedophile John McClean

The dogs in the street knew yet his criminal career spanned three decades

The Offload: John McClean questions can no longer be silenced

Dan Carter’s legacy? Harry Byrne and NFL comparisons, French Covid-19 mystery

John Boyne: I was abused at Terenure College, but not by John McClean

I’ve failed in every romantic relationship and now engage only in meaningless encounters

Claims about John McClean’s abuse were ‘swirling as far back as 1970s’

Former Terenure College rugby coach jailed for eight years for abusing 23 boys

Terenure College to face legal claims from abused past pupils

John McClean travelled on schoolboy team Australia tour after abuse reported

‘I think the dogs on the street knew this guy wasn’t quite right’

Past pupils of Terenure College recall ‘manipulative’ teacher John McClean

Abuse by former teacher and coach John McClean a ‘dark hour’ for Terenure

Survivors and local community react amid sentencing for abuse at Terenure College

Terenure College apologises for ‘failing to protect’ pupils as ex-teacher is jailed for abuse

Former rugby coach John McClean (76) sentenced to eight years over abuse of 23 boys

Former Terenure teacher admitted sex abuse 20 years before Garda inquiry

Sentencing hearing for John McClean (76), who indecently assaulted pupils at Dublin school

Ex-teacher and coach at private Dublin school to be sentenced for abuse of 23 boys

John McClean (75) pleaded guilty to indecent assault of students at Terenure College

Superb, brave, scrupulously fair: Harry Perry, Ireland's boxing champion

Popular Dubliner, who died last week, won nine national titles and a European bronze

Tributes to Dublin doctor who died with Covid-19

If death officially attributed, Paul McDermott (57) would be first GP to die of coronavirus

Civil cases filed against Terenure College over past child abuse

Former school rugby coach admitted sexually abusing 23 boys in 1970s and 1980s

Abuse allegations against ex-principal of Gonzaga ‘deeply disturbing’

Patrick Potts found dead days before his trial was due to begin

Terenure College apologises after former rugby coach pleads guilty to indecent assault

John McClean (75) admitted to sexually abusing 23 males in the 1970s and 1980s

Mike Murphy: ‘I won’t do another over-70s lockdown’

Broadcaster on podcasting, parenting regrets, Gay Byrne, and getting bored quickly

Irish team reaches semifinals of World Schools Debating Championship

Irish overcome Israel 6-1 in online contest after Covid-19 saw Mexico event cancelled

Turnkey Terenure home with windows on the world for €1.795m

Pristine four-bed home has Marvin windows framing leafy views of landscaped garden

Further cuts to be applied to Irish RWC squad next week

In what seems like death by a thousand cuts, Dillane and Scannell are the first to go

Shannon deducted a point by IRFU for breaching regulations

Club disappointed with appeal ruling but accept they breached ‘material benefit’ rule

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