Premier League: Sunderland 1 Fulham 3Raul Jimenez scored twice as Fulham ended a three-match losing Premier League run with a 3-1 triumph at Sunderland. The game burst into life after the break when Jimenez's header broke the deadlock, and seven minutes later he doubled the visitors' advantage from a penalty. Sunderland responded 14 minutes from time when Enzo Le Fee converted from the spot, but Fulham restored their two-goal lead in the 85th minute through Alex Iwobi. Kenny Tete smashed a shot into Omar Alderete and Kevin skewed a shot wide from the left as the Cottagers looked for the opener. Fulham were also forced into a change on the stroke of half-time when Kevin came off for Oscar Bobb.

Premier League: Nottingham Forest 0 Liverpool 1Liverpool survived one of their worst performances of the season to snatch a last-gasp 1-0 win in a dramatic ending at Nottingham Forest. Yet they left with the three points after Alexis Mac Allister pounced deep into stoppage time, minutes after he had a goal controversially ruled out by VAR. Forest almost got the goal they deserved four minutes after the restart but Nikola Milenkovic flashed a header just wide. They thought they had won it in the 89th minute when Mac Allister scored without knowing anything about it. Ortega saved Hugo Ekitike's header and as Ola Aina tried to clear the rebound, it crashed off Mac Allister and into the net.

National Hurling League Division 1A: Offaly 0-18 Galway 2-23The floodgates were open, but Galway couldn’t quite find the desire or the cruelty required to completely drown their neighbours from the other side of the Shannon. Scorers for Offaly: A Screeney 0-7 (0-5f), B Duignan 0-4, J Clancy 0-2, T Guinan 0-1, D Shirley 0-1, O Kelly 0-1, L Watkins 0-1, C Spain 0-1. Scorers for Galway: C Mannion 1-8 (0-5f), C Whelan 1-1, A Niland 0-3, J Rabbitte 0-3, C Molloy 0-3, T Monaghan 0-2, C Fahy 0-1, S O’Halloran 0-1, C Trayers 0-1. GALWAY: S O’Halloran; J Ryan, C Trayers, R Glennon; P Mannion, D Burke, TJ Brennan; G Lee, C Daniels; T Killeen, C Mannion, A Niland; C Molloy, J Rabbitte, T Monaghan. Subs: C Fahy for Lee (25), C Whelan for Niland (51), S Murphy for Ryan (54), D McLoughlin for Burke (65).

Security agents at the entrance to US president Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida. File photograph: Rebecca Blackwell/APUS secret service and local police shot and killed a man armed with a shotgun early on Sunday after he breached a secure perimeter at ​president Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, law enforcement officials said. Two secret s​ervice agents and a Palm Beach county sheriff’s deputy confronted ​the man and ordered him to drop the two items, Palm Beach county sheriff Ric Bradshaw said at a press ‌conference on Sunday morning. Bessent thanked ‌the secret service for protecting ⁠the president and his family. Trump faced two assassination ‌attempts in 2024, including one at his golf course in West Palm Beach.

4.50pm: Six minutes into the second half in Armagh and the Donegal lead stands at three. 4.22pm: Cavan stretch their lead and open up a five-point gap over Kildare, halfway through the second half, while Donegal lead by three at the Athletic Grounds - 0-12 - 0-9. Donegal lead 0-2 to 0-0. Cork lead 1-12 to 0-11. 2:31pm: 30 minutes gone at Páirc Uí Rinn and Cork lead Meath 0-12 to 0-10.

Holiday snapshots have been shared with CalMac to mark its 175th year (Image: Caledonian MacBrayne (customer-submitted image, used with permission).) A group of hikers, among the images CalMac ferry users have shared to mark the company's anniversary year (Image: Caledonian MacBrayne (customer-submitted image, used with permission).) A blustery journey on board a CalMac ferry, included as part of the firm's 175th anniversary (Image: Caledonian MacBrayne (customer-submitted image, used with permission).) A group of hikers, among the images CalMac ferry users have shared to mark the company's anniversary year (Image: Caledonian MacBrayne (customer-submitted image, used with permission).) A familiar sight of a CalMac ferry as it prepares for another trip, among the images submitted to mark the company's anniversary (Image: Caledonian MacBrayne (customer-submitted image, used with permission).)

Since the 140m concrete track was first installed in 2002, it has contributed to nine medals in the Winter Olympics, including two golds in Milano Cortina. That was one of the first things the Belfast ice hockey arena said to us. “But regardless of this project, whenever the Winter Olympics roll around people are always captivated. “We’ve been working closely with the Elite Ice Hockey League [Britain’s 10-team professional league], and they want a Dublin team. So there’s big enthusiasm for a Dublin team, from both a league and players perspective.

From ‘Young Sherlock’ to his own sauce range, actor Simon Delaney has a finger in many pies‘Bachelors Walk’ star back on our screens in Guy Richie’s new series as new food range nears launchSimon Delaney on 'Young Sherlock' and his upcoming show in the National Concert HallBarry Hartigan Today at 05:30Simon Delaney will star in one of the most anticipated TV series of the year, which he has described as a “spectacular” from British director Guy Ritchie.

Bournemouth overcame the Reds in late January, whilst Manchester City delivered a rare Anfield setback to Slot's team earlier this month. ‌The Reds' improvement in results has also been helped by Mohamed Salah's return from the Africa Cup of Nations. Today's Liverpool news addresses Salah's future on Merseyside, whilst a legend's comeback to the club has been confirmed. Following his omission from the starting XI for a third successive match, Salah confronted Slot, declaring he didn't have a "relationship" with the Reds manager. ‌Thiago returnLiverpool icon Thiago is set to return to Anfield for a match that will see numerous former Liverpool stars face off against a Borussia Dortmund legends team.

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The US Secret Service has announced that an armed man was shot and killed after entering the secure perimeter of Mar-a-Lago, president Donald Trump’s resort in Palm Beach, Florida. After entering near the north gate of the property, the man was confronted by two Secret Service agents and a Palm Beach County sheriff’s deputy, according to Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw. A Secret Service agent spotted that man, Ryan Routh, aiming a rifle through the shrubbery before Mr Trump came into view. That gunman fired eight shots before being killed by a Secret Service counter sniper. The White House referred all questions to the Secret Service and FBI.

Furious Lawrence Dallaglio savages England amid 'serious' issue behind the scenesThe former England and British and Irish Lions back row was not happy with the performance against Ireland on Saturday, labelling it 'one of the most disappointing Twickenham has ever seen'View Image Former England captain - and now TV pundit - Lawrence Dallaglio (Image: Chris Fairweather/Huw Evans Agency)Rugby great Lawrence Dallaglio has admitted he is “devastated” and “angry” after England were hammered at home by Ireland. Ensure our latest sport headlines always appear at the top of your Google Search by making us a Preferred Source. ‌Dallaglio, who was capped by England on 85 occasions, called Saturday’s performance “one of the most disappointing Twickenham has ever seen”. But there are minimum requirements when you pull on an England jersey: it’s about the mental approach to winning Test matches. But, the former number eight said “you can’t put it all down to Ireland”, writing that England made basic mistakes time and again.

Cork 1-23 (1-3-17) Meath 1-21 (1-2-17)There is no point at all in playing this down. Closer Cork inch to a land they’ve craved but fell well short of over the past decade. Scorers for Cork: C Óg Jones (1-4); M Cronin (0-5, 2tps); S Sherlock (tp, 0-1 free, 0-1 ‘45), D Sheedy (0-4 each); S McDonnell (0-3); L Fahy, C O’Callaghan, I Maguire (0-1 each). CORK: MA Martin; M Shanley, S Meehan, D O’Mahony; M Taylor, T Walsh, L Fahy; C O’Callaghan, I Maguire; P Walsh, D Sheedy, S McDonnell; M Cronin, C Óg Jones, S Sherlock. MEATH: S Brennan; S Lavin, R Ryan, B O’Halloran; C Caulfield, S Coffey, D Keogan; B Menton, J Flynn; C Duke, R Kinsella, C McBride; J Morris, E Frayne, A Lynch.

First trains depart Northumberland Park station as crowds gather to watchThe first trains departed the latest station to open on the Northumberland Line this morningView 3 Images The train station creates a brand-new interchange in North Tyneside (Image: ChronicleLive)The next station in the landmark Northumberland Line has opened in Northumberland Park. Facing the existing Metro station, the platform has been under construction for years, but now marks a major interchange between Northern Rail services and Nexus Metro services. ‌View 3 Images The new sign outside Northumberland Park Train station in North Tyneside. As the journey from Northumberland Park to Newcastle Central takes just 10 minutes on the Northumberland line, he anticipated an increased demand in the service. View 3 Images Busy people and onlookers walk down Northumberland Park Train station in North Tyneside.

Three people have died and four others were injured in a three-car crash in Co Tyrone in what has been described as a “very dark day”. Emergency services were called to the scene on the Armagh Road near Moy at about 10.20pm on Saturday night, the PSNI said. Two men aged 31 and 48 and a 23-year-old woman were pronounced dead at the scene, while four other people were injured. Fermanagh & South Tyrone MLA Diana Armstrong described what happened as “a very dark day for families who have been plunged into shock and mourning”. The Armagh Road at Moy remains closed.