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Sherlock and Keane declined the opportunity to manage Westmeath next year. Sherlock and Keane declined manager’s rolePrevious Next Image 1 of 2 Jason Sherlock, Mick Dillon, John Keane and Conor Dillon at a presentation evening for Millmore Gaels. Sherlock and Keane declined the opportunity to manage Westmeath next year. Image 2 of 2 Westmeath GAA Co Committee chairman Frank Mescall put forward Dermot McCabe for ratification as the new Westmeath senior football manager. Meanwhile, Johnny Rabbit of Castlepollard complained about leaks in the appointment of the new senior football manager.

exclusive | Primary school children targeted and warned of threat to their safety as part of escalating feudThe primary school was evacuated last month after two phone threats were receivedChildren are believed to be among the youngest people ever to be served with GIM formsSome people linked to the feud are believed to have ties to the murder of Joshua Itseli (20) last MayStock imageRobin Schiller and Darragh Nolan Today at 03:30Two primary school children have been formally notified by gardaí that they are under threat as part of a ­dangerous Dublin feud.

An online art camp and a current exhibition have been of huge benefit for teenager Jason Harper, who suffers from a rare genetic conditionWhen Carol Harper’s baby boy, Jason, was born 15 years ago, he appeared perfectly healthily. But as he grew, she began to think that something was wrong. “He was failing to hit milestones and was non-verbal. At first, we thought he was just a late bloomer and would get there eventually, but it soon became apparent there was more to it,” says Carol, who runs a dairy farm in Radestown, Co Kilkenny with her husband Nigel.

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He’s fine – Man City boss Pep Guardiola dismisses Erling Haaland’s injury scareBy Andy Hampson, PA, LisbonPep Guardiola has dismissed fears top scorer Erling Haaland has suffered an injury scare ahead of Manchester City’s Champions League clash with Sporting Lisbon. Yet manager Guardiola confirmed the 24-year-old is fit and well after the squad arrived in the Portuguese capital later that evening. “He’s fine,” said Guardiola, before adding with a touch of sarcasm. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is grappling with a long injury list (Zed Jameson/PA) Photo by Zed Jameson“Kyle as well has had problems with his knee since he was with the national team. City won 5-0 when the sides met at the Jose Alvalade Stadium in 2022, but Guardiola is not expecting the same outcome this time.

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Politics watch: General election confirmation imminent with Finance Bill to clear DáilJames CoxHere, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come. After months of speculation, Mr Harris finally confirmed the election will be held in 2024, adding that his preference was a Friday vote. A light Dáil schedule for Thursday has prompted speculation that this is the day Mr Harris will go to Áras an Uachtaráin to ask President Michael D Higgins to dissolve the Dáil. Speaking to reporters in Co Kildare later on Sunday, he denied those remarks were a thinly veiled dig at Mr Harris. The state has 19 electoral votes, and was won by Joe Biden in 2020 and Mr Trump in 2016.

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With all eyes on Pennsylvania, a nation holds its breathThe US election polls open in a matter of hours. While the race could hardly be closer, it may come down to the price of oranges. In the last day of 2024 election campaigning Harris asks voters: ‘Are you ready to do this?’Adrian Weckler in Philadelphia Yesterday at 23:59In a few hours, America will vote in what has been described by both sides as the most consequential election of the last half century.

Ruben Amorim: If Sporting beat City they will think I am new Sir Alex FergusonBy Andy Hampson, PAIncoming Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim will ignore comparisons with Sir Alex Ferguson if he steers his Sporting Lisbon side to victory over Manchester City. The Portuguese, who was named as Erik ten Hag’s successor last week, will take charge of his final Sporting home game as City visit the Jose Alvalade Stadium in the Champions League on Tuesday. The 39-year-old accepts expectations will be high when he takes over at Old Trafford later this month, and he recognises that could increase if Sporting overcome City. Ruben Amorim will become United’s seventh manager since Sir Alex Ferguson, pictured, retired (Martin Rickett/PA) Photo by Martin Rickett“I don’t think about that,” said Amorim at a press conference. If we win tomorrow they will think the new Alex Ferguson has arrived.

Exclusive | Micheál Martin interview: ‘Young women don’t feel safe in city centres at night. My own daughter said it to me’FF leader ‘hungry’ to be taoiseach again: ‘Age is not chronology, it’s how fit you are, how well you feel’Housing a priority, with plans to help first-time buyers buy second-hand homesCyber attacks are the biggest threat to national securityTánaiste Micheál Martin has his goals laid out for government. Photo: Frank McGrathNiamh Horan Sun 3 Nov 2024 at 03:30‘Nice office,” I tell Micheál Martin after quickly surveying the Tánaiste’s grand surroundings. “Ah, it’s only alright,” he deadpans, perhaps remembering that the last time we spoke he was ensconced in the taoiseach’s office.