The quarter itself saw an operating profit of £19.6m, compared to £3.1m in the second quarter of fiscal 2025. The men's team being positioned fourth in the Premier League and women’s first team being placed second in the Women’s Super League was also highlighted. Today’s results demonstrate the underlying strength of our business as we continue to push for the best football results possible for our Men’s and Women’s teams." The club is said to be in a strong position if they qualify for the Champions League. United could bank close to £100m next term if they qualify for the Champions League due to the competition's prize money and broadcast revenue.

Ireland’s Nations League fixture against Israel on October 4 will take place in Dublin, the Irish Examiner has learned. Senior Government sources said the FAI plans to host the match at the Aviva Stadium, despite previous security concerns. Belgium set a precedent in 2024 when authorities deemed a match against Israel “impossible to organise” due to public sentiment against the Israeli Government. Some groups have called for a boycott of Ireland’s matches against Israel, while the Government has said the fixture should proceed. “I don’t think anybody in Ireland has a bone to pick with the Israeli soccer team.

Netflix has snapped up an 'absorbing' drama hailed with a Wuthering Heights star which has been hailed as 'an utter joy to watch and a conversation-starter'. It stars Alison Oliver, who played Isabella Linton in Emerald Fennell's 2026 film Wuthering Heights, as Frances Flynn. The cast also includes Sasha Lane as Bobbi Connolly, Joe Alwyn as Nick Conway and Jemima Kirke as Melissa Baines. The Telegraph's Marianka Swain added: 'An utter joy to watch, as well as an audacious conversation-starter.' 'I just watched #conversationwithfriends and while I didn't read the book I LOVED the adaptation.

Katherine Short, the 42-year-old daughter of actor and comedian Martin Short, died on Monday at her home in the Hollywood Hills. A law enforcement source told the Los Angeles Times that Short, a social worker, died by an apparent suicide. Katherine Short with her father Martin and her brother Oliver . The years that followed were “tough”, as Short told the Guardian in 2012. There’s no big surprise.”Short is currently on a two-man comedy tour with his longtime friend and Only Murders co-star Steve Martin.

The Tánaiste made the comments after being asked about the Dublin Central by-election and Gerry Hutch’s plan to run as a candidate. Mr Harris noted voters in Dublin Central had already rejected Mr Hutch in the last general election. He said he did not expect Mr Hutch to win this time either and believed voters would deliver the same message again. He also mentioned he was uneasy about how Mr Hutch was being treated “almost like a celebrity". “I’m no leader of any crime gang,” Mr Hutch said.

Arthur McDonagh secured his place in the Dan Riordan Cup final at Bantry through a convincing win over Aidan Murphy. McDonagh then played a huge third shot to the start of the farm to win his first lead. Murphy reduced the odds with a good bowl past Harrington’s. That gave him a clear bowl of odds and he consolidated his lead with his next to Cronin’s cross. He played a massive bowl past Innishannon cross towards the silver gate.

‌"To protect UK farmers and animals from diseases like Foot and Mouth, meat and dairy products can't be brought into Great Britain. ‌There are numerous guidelines on the Gov.uk website regarding bringing food into Great Britain, including rules on meat, dairy, fish, fruit, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and pet food. ‌Meat, dairy, fish and animal productsThe rules on bringing meat, dairy, fish and other animal products depend on the country you’re bringing it from. From countries outside the EU you cannot bring in pet food, unless your pet needs it for health-related reasons. You should have evidence that the pet food is needed for health-related reasons, such as a letter from your vet.

Cork's Douglas Court Shopping Centre played host to the country's first pop-up mystery package shop. Described as a real-life treasure hunt, packages are sold by weight, and shoppers have 10 minutes to select all the packages they want, but they are not allowed to open them before purchasing. The total price will be determined after the weighing, and the surprises can be unboxed.

The Taoiseach has said opposing a €90 billion EU loan for Ukraine would amount to backing the country’s surrender to Russian aggression. It comes after Sinn Féin opposed the EU loan to Ukraine, which includes €60 billion in military funding. At the weekend, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald said two Sinn Féin MEPs voted against it because “we also know that spending tens of billions more of taxpayers’ money on more and more weaponry is not the way to resolve this conflict”. I think that the happiest person in the world, if the Sinn Féin policy was to be adopted, would be President Putin. “Sinn Féin supports sustained humanitarian, financial and political assistance to Ukraine, including support for reconstruction and the protection of vital public infrastructure and services.”

Florian Wirtz's agent has revealed that he attempted to secure his client a move to Real Madrid last summer, before Liverpool signed him in a staggering £116million deal. Had circumstances been marginally different however, the 22-year-old might have been pulling on the colours of Real Madrid amid a reunion with his former Leverkusen head coach, then-manager Xabi Alonso, as his agent Volker Struth explained in a new interview. 'During the period when a move to Liverpool or Bayern was being discussed, I called Xabi Alonso and told him: "You have to take the lad from Leverkusen with you to Real,"', Struth told Bild. 'Xabi replied: "You don’t have to tell me that, you have to tell Florentino Perez (Real Madrid's president)." But amid a bustling transfer window that saw them reel in Dean Huijsen, Franco Mastantuono, Alvaro Carreras and Trent Alexander-Arnold, Real Madrid ultimately decided to pass on another high-profile recruit.

Arsenal LOSE money despite announcing record revenue as financial results releasedArsenal's financial results for 2024/25 are in, and the Gunners have posted a staggering loss despite breaking a club record in terms of revenue after thriving in the Premier League and Champions LeagueView Image Arsenal posted a loss of £1.4million for 2024/25 (Image: Arsenal FC via Getty Images)Arsenal posted an overall loss of £1.4million in 2024/25 despite a record revenue of £691m. ‌It's also a marked improvement on the £52.1m loss that Arsenal Holdings Limited posted from May 31, 2023. As a result, the club has benefited from an increase in broadcast revenue, as well as prize money from progressing through Europe's premiere competition. ‌"The investment in our teams, supported by revenue growth, resulted in strong campaigns for both our men’s and women’s teams last season. ‌"We continue to build something special on the back of these improved financial results.

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Premier League teams had to submit their accounts for 2024/25 by December 31. Likewise, Manchester United had room to work with deals immediately following the Premier League season. That means that last season’s spending on players was more than £340million despite their struggles in the Premier League. ‌View 2 Images Matheus Cunha siigned for Manchester United last summer (Image: Manchester United via Getty Imag)FOLLOW OUR MAN UTD FB PAGE! ‌While Aston Villa appear to be set to comply with Premier League rules, they could be hit by a fine from UEFA.

The ATR crew requested permission to return to the stand due to technical problems before it finally took off without further incident just over an hour later. The report noted that the 35-year-old captain of the Ryanair flight had operated the Cork-Seville route for six years without previous incident. The CIAIAC concluded that the incident resulted from the RAM Express crew’s failure to adhere to taxi procedures. The CIAIAC said switching on the taxiway lights would likely have helped the RAM Express crew differentiate between the taxiway and runway. The report added that the controller was likely more focused on clearing the Ryanair flight than on correcting the ATR pilots’ incomplete readback.

That's why the Daily Mail asked six diet experts to share their go-to breakfasts - and there's plenty of inspiration for all tastes. He tells the Daily Mail that he sees breakfast as a 'no-brainer opportunity to get in both protein and fibre'. 'My go-to breakfast is Greek-style yoghurt with mixed nuts and seeds, berries and a spoon of peanut butter,' he says. 'Seeds are what I call my “little nutrient boosters” and they add fibre along with key minerals such as magnesium, which many people don’t get enough of. She's equally enthusiastic about pulses, which are filling, a good source of protein, fibre and minerals.