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Bearcats rebound from last week’s loss to Class 4A No. 1 CamasSHORELINE — The Monroe football team, ranked No. 8 in the AP Class 3A state football poll, rebounded in a big way with a 42-14 win over Shorecrest on Friday night. Last week, the Bearcats hosted Camas, the top-ranked team in Class 4A, and suffered a 49-14 loss. On Friday, Monroe led just 21-14 in the middle of the third quarter before outscoring the Scots 21-0 the rest of the way.

Photo: Leah Farrell / RollingNews.ieIreland’s first named storm of the season will bring very strong winds over the weekend, with Storm Ashley leaving the entire country under weather warnings for tomorrow. Counties Galway, Mayo, Clare and Donegal will be under a Status Orange wind warning from 12pm tomorrow until 9pm. Strong winds in Galway, Mayo, Clare and Donegal will lead to very difficult travelling conditions, dangerous conditions at sea, and damage to power lines and already weakened structures. A nationwide Status Yellow wind warning has also been issued and will be valid from midnight on Sunday until 3am on Monday. A Status Yellow rain warning has also been issued for Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Wicklow, Cork, Kerry and Waterford.

Saturday, 12.45pm – Met Éireann’s weather warning for Clare has been upgraded with the first named storm of the year expected to bring very strong and gusty winds. - Advertisement -Clare is now subject to a Status Orange Wind Warning along with counties Galway, Mayo and Donegal. A Yellow level warning had been issued earlier and will kick in in once the Status Orange warning has elapsed on Sunday night. Thursday: Yesterday Met Éireann’s Weather Warning Alerting Service issued an advisory for this weekend which could see high winds and coastal flooding. Wind warnings expected Saturday night and into Sunday.”“This Friday, a brief period of heavy rain and strong winds across the country is expected.

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End-of-term report: how the Government performed in 13 key areas with marks out of 10With an election mere weeks away, how has this coalition fared on the big issues since it was formed in the early days of Covid? The Irish Independent’s team gives their verdictImmigration, housing, crime and the Dublin riots have been key issues for the coalition and Taoiseach Simon Harris. Graphic by Michael GleesonToday at 03:30As Sinn Féin flounders amid multiple scandals, Taoiseach Simon Harris enjoys a jump in approval ratings and the money from the budget bonanza starts to trickle into people’s pockets, an election before Christmas is looking ever more likely.

UPDATE: Birr Pink Breast Cancer Ball cancelledThe Pink Breast Cancer Ball scheduled for the County Arms Hotel in Birr on October 19 has been cancelled. The event was to be hosted by the National Breast Cancer Research Institute, with special guests TV presenter and wellness speaker Síle Seoige, and comedian and musician Garron Noone. No details on the reason for the cancellation have as yet been provided on the Eventbrite page: www.eventbrite.ie/e/breast-cancer-ball-in-aid-of-breast-cancer-awareness-ireland-tickets-927768559737The Eventbrite page advises those who want a refund to contact the organiser.

Enzo Maresca: Chelsea captain Reece James can only play once a weekBy Robert O'Connor, PAReece James will be available for the first time this season when Chelsea play Liverpool on Sunday but Enzo Maresca said the club captain will be unable to play more than one game a week for the foreseeable future. “It’s complicated when you get injury, injury, injury. The solution with Reece is probably the same as with Romeo (Lavia) and Wes, in terms of using them just once a week. “In this moment, Reece’s body cannot play twice a week. “It’s difficult but it’s nice because you know that one of them, the one I choose, is going to do well,” said Maresca.

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Mr Vickers says he eventually invested €420,000. Mr Vickers said in an affidavit that the agreed initial split between them was 70 per cent McCann; 30 per cent Vickers. He said he also told Mr McCann he was doing so. Mr Vickers also said Mr McCann had agreed a 50/50 share of the global intellectual property (IP) rights to the formula. He said he has also been told by one of Creemont’s employees that Mr McCann’s people are trying to “crack the code” of the formulations now that Mr Vickers has gone.

Click on the 'Gallery' button below to see the 50 images in Love Your Coast 2024:Gallery Clean Coasts Love Your Coast photography competition 2024 Clean Coasts 2024 GalleryFor the past 15 years, the annual Love Your Coast photography competition has kept the spotlight on Ireland’s diverse waters and the marine life and the wildlife they support. Clean Coasts is part of An Taisce — The National Trust for Ireland, the charity working to conserve Ireland's natural environment and built heritage. Nicolas Malterre came third place in the 'Wildlife' category as part of the 2024 Clean Coasts Love Your Coast Photography Competition. The images here are a selection of the finalists across five distinct categories: Heritage on the Coast, Coastal Landscape, Wildlife and the Coast, Underwater and People and the Coast. Click on the 'Gallery' button below to see the 50 images in Love Your Coast 2024:Gallery Clean Coasts Love Your Coast photography competition 2024 Clean Coasts 2024 Gallery

New short film inspired by Katriona O’Sullivan’s memoirA university lecturer who “survived poverty and trauma” in her life, says it’s important that stories like hers are told. Katriona O’Sullivan, now a lecturer in Maynooth, released a memoir last year, called Poor, which has inspired a new short film by Joe McGucken. The authenticity of the process was something I just felt like I really wanted to be part of. “I think it’s important to show that, whether it’s through my book or through film, I think it’s an important thing to highlight,” she added. “In some senses, I felt like I had a responsibility to tell my story and say there’s so much talent in poor communities.

Birr Engineering Heritage Festival takes place this weekendThe Birr Engineering Heritage Festival takes place this weekend from October 18 to 20 in Birr Theatre and Arts Centre. Opening at 7.00pm on Friday, the three day event includes a welcome reception, four lectures, guided tour of Birr Castle Gardens, lunch, dinner and evening reception on the Saturday, and plenty of opportunity to celebrate Ireland's amazing engineering heritage. There will be a selection of presentations from world-leading experts on the achievements of Charles Parsons, as well as guided tours of Birr Castle and Gardens, an exhibition, and networking opportunities to celebrate Ireland's amazing engineering heritage with fellow heritage enthusiasts. Tickets for the weekend are priced at €200, whilst day tickets start from €30. For more information, or to purchase tickets, go to: https://www.engineersireland.ie/Professionals/Communities-Groups/Societies/Heritage/Birr-Engineering-Festival