Irish-founded strategic communications and public affairs agency Red Flag Global has been acquired by Ankura Consulting Group. The terms of the deal have not been disclosed but it is understood to ...

Red Flag Consulting, a Dublin-headquartered strategic ... While the sum paid for the Irish business has not been disclosed, industry sources put the value of the deal at about €45 million ...

Please review their details and accept them to load the content.Manage Preferences Ireland's first-ever NFL Flag Football Champs, Greenlanes NS (Clontarf), are just back from the World Finals in ...

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"Get that flag off you you little know what you are c--- from up there," before following this up with another post that read: "Up the real Irish f--- these vermin f----." Both of those messages ...

Greenlanes National School will represent Ireland at the NFL's Pro Bowl weekend ... who will represent Ireland at the International NFL Flag Championships in Florida this weekend.

Although the 27-year-old fights out of Northern Ireland, he usually carries an Irish tricolour flag to the cage. Despite having shared cordial exchanges with Hughes in the past – and even having ...

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Children in Ireland are receiving their first mobile phone at an average age of nine, with subsequent children in families receiving them at even earlier ages, according to a survey of parents and ...

The opportunity to take up a new sport has been a "breath of fresh air" for a group of Dublin school children who will represent Ireland at the International NFL Flag Championships in Florida this ...

An Irish language guide to love, Valentine’s and dating apps The Bluffer: To say “I love you” in Irish is tá grá agam duit but there are other ways of saying it – depending on how high ...