Football rumours: Jadon Sancho could return to Man United if Erik ten Hag leavesBy PA Sport StaffWhat the papers sayJadon Sancho is reportedly willing to return to Manchester United but only if manager Erik ten Hag leaves the club this summer, according to the Mirror. Sancho has been on loan at Champions League runners-up Borussia Dortmund after falling out with the United manager earlier in the season. Crystal Palace are interested in Leeds winger Crysencio Summerville if the club fails to hold on to star duo Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise, the Mirror reports. West Ham have moved a step closer to signing 18-year-old Brazilian forward Luis Guilherme from Palmeiras, according to the Times. Social media round-upPlayers to watchBruno Fernandes: German giants Bayern Munich are interested in signing the 29-year-old Manchester United midfielder, Portuguese outlet O Jogo reports.

Tributes paid to nephew of Sinn Féin politician after lough tragedyDavid Young, PATributes have been paid to a man who died after getting into difficulty in a lake in Co Tyrone. Fiachra Ó Faoláin, who was in his 20s, was a nephew of Sinn Féin MLA Colm Gildernew and former Sinn Féin MP Michelle Gildernew. It is understood Mr Ó Faoláin entered Carrick Lough in the Carricklongfield Road area of Aughnacloy at about around 11pm on Saturday. Colm Gildernew issued a statement on behalf of the Ó Faoláin family. You were one in a million Fiachra Ó Faoláin.

Pat EastSpecial to The Herald-TimesIn his March 2024 “It’s Your Business” column, John Fernandez, The Mill’s senior vice president for innovation and strategic partnerships, elaborated on how the Trades District is set to reshape Bloomington’s future. Under John’s leadership, The Mill has made significant strides in advancing the city’s vision for the Trades District since March. The LOI includes the sale of two parcels in the Trades District for $1.2 million to build a premium brand hotel. The Trades District hotel will cement the district as a destination for business, innovation and collaboration, and offers new lodging, dining and meeting spaces. As John noted in his March column, the Trades District isn’t just about buildings and businesses; it’s about creating a future where Bloomington thrives as a hub for innovation and opportunity.

Paul Hogan (Independent Ireland), MoateWe sent a questionnaire to all 8 candidates running in the Moate Electoral Area in the forthcoming Westmeath County Council election. The responses were published in print in the Westmeath Independent last Wednesday. PARTY: Independent IrelandSPECIAL AREAS OF INTEREST:Housing, community grants, planning, welfare. I am also running to ensure that we have the strongest possible team of councillors returned to Westmeath County Council. * Note: Paul Hogan is also standing as a candidate in the Athlone electoral area.

John Lawlor (Sinn Féin), MoateWe sent a questionnaire to all 8 candidates running in the Moate Electoral Area in the forthcoming Westmeath County Council election. PARTY: Sinn FéinSPECIAL AREAS OF INTEREST:As a youth support worker, I lobby on behalf of young people to help provide them with greater independence. Watching these young people tackle their challenges inspires me to be the best support worker and community servant I can. Being a local councillor would mean that I could provide greater outreach and facilitate much-needed change. I worked in construction most of my life, but have since retrained as a healthcare worker.

The noise-canceling is 95%, so reviewers say if you're looking for 100% cancellation, you might want to splurge on the name brand. So, instead of (or before) committing to the $500 version, I thought trying these for a test run would be good. Not only this, but I’ve been fascinated by the longevity of the battery life. I’ve used these headphones for about 4-5 hours consecutively over a matter of days and still have over 50% battery life. These are, by far, the best headphones I’ve had, and would recommend to everyone."

It comes as Mr Sunak and Sir Keir prepare for their first televised leaders’ debate of the election campaign, which will air on ITV on Tuesday, June 4. Elsewhere on the BBC, Mishal Husain will host a June 7 debate between leading figures from the Conservative Party, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, Scottish National Party (SNP), Plaid Cymru, Green Party and Reform UK. Also included in the BBC’s election coverage is a two-hour long Question Time leaders’ special, hosted by Fiona Bruce, on June 20. The leaders of the four biggest political parties – the Conservative Party, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats and SNP, will answer questions from the studio audience for 30 minutes each. All three programmes will air on BBC One, BBC News and will be available on BBC iPlayer.

The Blitzboks finished the HSBC Sevens Madrid Grand Final tournament in sixth position after they beat Australia in their first game on Sunday, but then came unstuck against Ireland. After losing their three pool matches against Ireland, New Zealand and Fiji the Blitzboks delivered their best performance of the weekend in the fifth-place semifinal against Australia on Sunday morning, winning 24-21. However, they could not replicate that in the fifth-place playoff against the Irish, who won a close contest 12-7. The Blitzboks showed great resilience against Australia to clinch their only victory of the weekend. Ben Dowling's try put Australia back in the lead, but then Quewin Nortje underlined his promise with a superb solo try as he hacked the ball ahead and outpaced the defence to score under the sticks.

The clash of Westmeath and Galway brought a crowd of approximately 8,000 people to TEG Cusack Park on Sunday. Pics: J McCauley. Supporters turn out in force for big championship clashThe meeting of Westmeath and Galway in round two of the All-Ireland series (Sam Maguire Cup) brought the biggest crowd of the year thus far to TEG Cusack Park with 8,000 supporters turning out. Our photographer John McCauley captured the mood among supporters. CLICK ON ARROWS IN PHOTOS TO SCROLL THROUGH THE GALLERY

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Tributes paid following passing of retired shop ownerTributes have been pouring in following the death of Frank Gorman who ran a popular grocery shop in Killeigh with his wife Liz for over 33 years. The deceased was a well-known businessman and had recently retired as Gorman's shop closed its doors last March after operating for almost 100 years. Frank and Liz took over the shop in 1990. Dochas Offaly Cancer Support Group offered their condolences to Liz and Frank’s family and friends following his sad passing. He is survived and sadly missed by his loving wife Liz and sons Declan, Fergal, Cormac and Enda.

Cllr John Clendennen, European election candidate Nina Carberry, Taoiseach Simon Harris, local election candidate Hughie Egan and Cllr Neil Feighery. Taoiseach visits West Offaly to canvass for local election candidateAn Taoiseach Simon Harris and European election candidate Nina Carberry visited both Cloghan and Ferbane on Friday, May 24 in order to put their political weight behind Fine Gael's local election candidate Hughie Egan. They were joined by the party's other candidate in the electoral area, Cllr John Clendennen. Previous Next Image 1 of 1 Taoiseach Simon Harris on the election trail in Ferbane. The Taoiseach also responded to issues in rural Ireland and the now regulatory environment affecting agriculture.

Athlone winner of €250,000 lotto jackpotA Lotto player in Athlone got their month off to a celebratory start after scooping the top prize of €250,000 in Saturday’s Lotto Plus 2 draw after purchasing their winning Quick Pick ticket on the day of the draw at Mulligan’s Londis & PO on the Roscommon Road in Athlone. The winning numbers in the Saturday 1st June Lotto Plus 2 draw were: 3, 18, 24, 34, 35, 42 and the bonus was 31. Lotto players who may have purchased their tickets on Saturday at Mulligan’s Londis & PO are advised to check their tickets carefully as one player has become a top prize winner. The winner should sign the back of their ticket, which is now worth €250,000, and keep it safe. The winning numbers in the main Lotto draw were: 2, 3, 22, 24, 29, 35 and the bonus was 18.

Aengus O'RourkeAengus O'Rourke (Fianna Fáil), AthloneWe sent a questionnaire to all 11 candidates running in the Athlone Electoral Area in the forthcoming Westmeath County Council election. NAME: Aengus O'RourkeADDRESS: Barrybeg, Roscommon Road, Athlone. PARTY: Fianna FáilSPECIAL AREAS OF INTEREST:The further development of Athlone through State and private investment is a key objective of mine. Athlone already has an impressive reputation as a place to do business, visit, work, live, study and socialise. But we need to continually work on that reputation, seek out investment opportunities, and ensure Athlone competes with the other cities in Ireland.

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