Wayne Rooney doubles down on Man Utd job claim after offer to Michael CarrickWayne Rooney has made his thoughts even clearer on taking up a role among Michael Carrick's Manchester United backroom staffView 2 Images Wayne Rooney has once again thrown his hat into the ring for a job at Manchester United (Image: YouTube/No Tippy Tappy Football)Wayne Rooney has once again admitted he would be open to joining Michael Carrick’s coaching staff at Manchester United. Carrick was appointed as United’s interim head coach for the remainder of the season last month. ‌Rooney said on The Wayne Rooney Show when asked if he would join Carrick's coaching staff: "Of course I would. ‌View 2 Images Michael Carrick is thriving at Manchester United (Image: Carl Recine, Getty Images)The 40-year-old made his return to English football in October 2023 after being appointed as Birmingham City’s manager. He then took on the job at Plymouth Argyle in May 2024 but struggled to get results, particularly away from home, despite his popularity.

The Reds spent almost £450million on revamping a squad that won the Premier League with relative ease last year. ‌As Liverpool continue to splash the cash, it's worth remembering that many of the club's best signings have cost them absolutely nothing. View 7 Images Fowler topped up his Liverpool goals tally after returing to the club (Image: Laurence Griffiths /Allsport)‌Markus BabbelThe ex-Germany star joined Liverpool in 2000 as a decorated champion. He was a fixture in his maiden season, featuring in 60 matches and starting every Premier League and UEFA Cup game. Latest Reds news and more on our dedicated Facebook page‌The defender claimed three trophies in his first campaign, securing the FA Cup, League Cup and UEFA Cup to add to his impressive collection.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot welcomed Mohamed Salah’s all-round contribution to their 3-0 victory over Brighton which secured progress to the fifth round of the FA Cup. Salah’s goal was only his second for the club since November 1 in what has been an underwhelming season. We sign young players from another league, this situation Leipzig, where he was already known as a player for being really physical. That is what you get if you sign young players, give them a bit of time and let them play a lot. “That’s why the trajectory he has been through can be the same trajectory from other players we have signed from other leagues.

Dotcom deja vu: How to shield your finances from an AI stock crash, according to the expertsStep one, diversify, step two, build your emergency fund, step three, sell your tech share awardsAs the saying goes, those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. GettyGabrielle Monaghan Today at 06:30If you’re of a certain vintage, talk of an AI stock bubble may be giving you a whiff of deja vu back to the turn of the century.

Lucinda O’Sullivan: No appetite for small fry like Ireland as ‘Michelin man’ bursts our foodie bubbleThe tourist boards of some countries pay big money to be considered in the prestigious guideGordon Ramsay with Sandy and John Wyer of Forest Avenue in Donnybrook, which received its first Michelin star. Photo: Gerry MooneyLucinda O'Sullivan Today at 06:30This time last Sunday, Dublin’s hospitality community was extending the céad míle fáilte big time, showing off our fair city to their cheffy compatriots from the UK.

Sarah Breen: My true crime obsession could not survive Dublin’s godforsaken serial killer exhibitionMind of a Serial Killer: The ­Experience at the RDS might prove too voyeuristic for even the most avid fans of the genre'Mind of a Serial Killer: The Experience' is now open in the RDS. Photo: Mind of a Serial KillerSarah Breen Today at 06:30I was a voracious reader as a child, although I only ever owned a handful of books. The library was — and still is — a big part of my life. The nearest one was in the next town, so my mother used to drive us over once a fortnight to stock up on material.

The Residential Tenancies Board says it provides legal assistance in ‘limited cases’ to those seeking enforcementMore than €1.3 million has been spent by the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) in providing legal assistance to landlords and tenants seeking to have its orders enforced over a three-year period. Despite RTB determination orders being legally binding, 1,315 applications for legal assistance have been made since 2022 by those seeking court orders. A further 47 applications for legal assistance were made by Approved Housing Bodies, while 10 third parties, typically neighbours of tenants, also sought support. In total, 968 applications for legal assistance were approved by the RTB across 2022, 2023 and 2024. A total of €322,959 was spent on providing legal assistance in 328 cases in 2022.

Your Questions Answered: ‘A holiday platform had me pay via bank transfer. Have I been scammed?’Plus, using public wifi for payments and the new auto-renewal lawsCopycat holiday websites can look almost identical to legitimate sites. Photo: GettyMichael Kavanagh Today at 06:30Q I always book my summer holidays at this time of year. Recently, when I was browsing the accommodation platform I always use, I spotted a villa I liked and booked it, selecting the “pay later” option.

It’s the resultI hope you had a lovely St Valentine’s Day. Whether that meant dinner with someone, a quiet night in, or simply noticing the people who show up for you in small, steady ways. And if you didn’t mark the day, that’s fine too. It also shows up in the way we take care and responsibility for our own lives. Which brings me to today’s topic.

For 17 years, Foo Foo was the apple of Vajiralongkorn's eye. Foo Foo was often seen sitting in Vajiralongkorn's arms, with the royal endearingly describing him as 'quite cute, but... very weak'. Boyce wrote in the now-infamous note that he had confirmed that 'the crown prince’s miniature poodle, Foo Foo, currently holds the rank of Air Chief Marshal. Vajiralongkorn tasked officials with running four days of Buddhist funeral rites for Foo Foo. In 2016, he was seen arriving with Foo Foo at Munich airport in a tiny white top and sagging blue jeans.

Three units of Cork City Fire Brigade performed what was described as “a long and complicated rescue” of a 43-year-old man who had fallen more than 30ft from Rope Walk in Sunday’s Well. Following a two-hour rescue operation in poor weather conditions, the man was brought to Cork University Hospital (CUH), where he was treated for what have been described as serious injuries. Firefighters responded to a call from the National Ambulance Service to assist in the rescue of a man who had been missing for a number of hours after suffering a fall. Picture: Cork City Fire BrigadeTadgh O’Mahony, third officer with Cork City Fire Brigade, said that firefighters used the platform to gain access to the man and bring him to safety in a basket stretcher. Three units of Cork City Fire Brigade, consisting of 10 firefighters, and four advanced paramedics from the National Ambulance Service, were in attendance, as well as a number of gardaí.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin presented US President Donald Trump with a custom golf tee and marker set at a cost of nearly €735 during his visit to Washington for St Patrick’s Day last year. The luxury item, which came in a personalised wooden box, was one of around 140 gifts worth a total of €5,709 given out by the Taoiseach during 2025, internal records have revealed. The Ukrainian leader got another bottle of whiskey from the Taoiseach when they met again last December. On that occasion, it was a bottle of 12-year-old Redbreast costing €64, along with a boxed set of Galway Crystal whiskey glasses worth €45. Details of the gifts were released by the Department of the Taoiseach under the Freedom of Information Act.

In a world steeped in violence and menace, we are constantly being told by the people in charge not to worry. Don’t worry about all those powerful creeps getting away with abusing young women exploited by Jeffrey Epstein. Don’t worry about the president threatening to unilaterally set the rules for state elections – Congress be damned. And now we are told not to worry about safeguards for artificial intelligence (AI), the most spine-tingling technology ever created. OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman has welcomed AI erotica, saying he wants to ‘treat adult users like adults’.

Nottingham Forest have confirmed the appointment of Vitor Pereira on a short-term contract. The former Wolves boss becomes Forest's fourth different manager since the start of the season after agreeing terms on an 18 month deal. Pereira, 57, succeeds Sean Dyche, who was sacked in the early hours of Thursday morning after just 25 matches in charge. Pereira is now tasked with preventing Forest from suffering their first relegation since they returned to the top flight in 2022. At 12:31am on Thursday, a statement from the City Ground read: "Nottingham Forest Football Club can confirm that Sean Dyche has been relieved of his duties as head coach.

DERRY 3-15 KILDARE 1-18Despite the sixth-minute sending-off of captain and talisman Conor Glass, Derry recorded a superb win in Cedral St Conleths Park in an incident-packed game. That goal was followed by a more mundane close range effort by Lachlan Murray and once in front, Derry didn’t relinquish their lead. Derry had started well and had three points on the board inside the opening 90 seconds but after Glass’ dismissal, Kildare got on top and led 0-4 to 0-3. A Loakman free early in the second half put Kildare five clear but the game swung on Cassidy’s brilliant strike. Kildare – B Loakman 0-10 (2tp, 2fs), B McLoughlin 1-2, C Bolton 0-2, E Cully 0-2, C Moran 0-1, N Flynn 0-1.