Named honorable mention were Jorian Brooks (WR), Will Breedlove (DB), Tate Bless (WR/LS) and Noah Nelson (K) of Bloomington North. Honorable mention went to Ana Crowley, London Mitchell and Laurie Brinson of Bloomington South and Claire Hodson of Bloomington North. Named honorable mention were Talya Chaveas and Heidi Chambre of Bloomington North. Honorable mention went to Jackson Jent of Bloomington North and Kyston Howard of Bloomington South. BOYS' TENNIS: Connor O'Guinn, Casey McIntyre, Seth Force and Brady Murphy of Bloomington North; David Ciucu, Alex Busch and Evan Kantor of Bloomington South; Hank Lin, Parth Shah, Amrit Kar and Anvay Atram of Columbus North and James Belmar of Terre Haute North.

Top Irish player ratings from this weekendKenneth FoxIt was another good week for Irish footballers as a number of players had top performances across various leagues. Blackpool's CJ Hamilton was amongst the top performers as his team thrashed Portsmouth 4-0 and chipped in with a goal. In the Netherlands, Troy Parrot got an 8.6 for Excelsior in their 4-2 defeat to Feyenoord, where he scored an early goal. Jay O'Shea continues to shine for Australian side Brisbane Roar after scoring in a 2-1 victory over Perth Glory. Back in England, Peter Kioso was graded 8.4 for Peterborough United as they swept aside Burton Albion.

Daily Mail published this video item, entitled “LIVE: Hamas and Israel expected to swap hostages and prisoners as part of truce deal” – below is their description. LIVE: A view of Windsor Castle, as U.S. President Joe Biden prepares to meet with King Charles, just after his brief visit to 10 Downing Street with Rishi Sunak. #dailymail #uknews #royalfamily Daily Mail Facebook: http://facebook.com/dailymail Daily Mail IG: http://instagram.com/dailymail Daily Mail Snap: http://snapchat.com/discover/Daily-Ma… Daily Mail Twitter: http://twitter.com/MailOnline Daily Mail Pinterest: http://pinterest.co.uk/dailymail Get the free Daily Mail mobile app: http://dailymail.co.uk/mobile Daily Mail YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication.

Cliona Hagan brings her Christmas concert show to Tuar Ard Theatre in Moate on Thursday night next, December 7. Cliona Hagan Christmas concert in Tuar Ard next weekCliona Hagan will take to the stage in The Tuar Ard Theatre, Moate on Thursday next, December 7, for what promises to be a fantastic evening of festive cheer. Cliona has been touring the world with her new show having just returned from Los Angeles and Vegas. Cliona will be joined on stage by five members of The Sheerin Family Band for this unique event. Tickets are on sale on from The Tuar Ard box office on 090 648 2042 or online from www.clionahagan.ie

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Negotiators aboard set to work, seeking to save the cease-fire deal between Israel and Gaza’s Hamas rulers before it fell apart and scuttled weeks of high-stakes diplomatic wrangling. The first public visit by Qatari officials to Israel marked an extraordinary moment for the two countries, which have no official diplomatic relations. “We need Qatar,” Guzansky said of Israel, noting that other Arab countries increasingly have interests in Israel and are normalizing their relations. Top Hamas officials, including Hamas political bureau head Khaled Mashaal, live in Qatar. Qatari officials resorted to face‐to‐face meetings with Israeli officials to try to save the deal, according to the diplomat.

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Paul Lynch: From film critic to Booker Prize-winning authorBy Charlotte McLaughlin, PA Senior Entertainment ReporterPaul Lynch has gone from being a film critic at Irish newspapers to a full-time novelist and now a Booker Prize-winning author. He has written for the Sunday Times about cinema as well as being the chief film critic of the Sunday Tribune from 2007 to 2011 before the Irish newspaper closed. He previously told an interview with the Booker Prize that he began writing the novel shortly after his son Elliot had been born and finished it four years later. A year before he was put on the shortlist for the Booker Prize, Lynch said he was on an “operating table” which has made him think less about the future – that could bring TV and film productions of his work from Booker success. Lynch also said he was writing a new novel but had to put on pause due to the buzz surrounding him being on the Booker shortlist.

Gráinne Ní Aodha, PAA pedestrian aged in his 70s has died after a collision involving a lorry in Co Laois. The incident happened on Chapel Lane, Mountmellick, shortly before 5pm on Monday. The male driver of the lorry did not require medical attention, gardaí confirmed. The road remains closed to facilitate a forensic examination of the scene, with local diversion in place. Gardaí have asked that any witnesses of the collision, or those with camera (including dashcam) footage, contact Portlaoise Garda station on 057-867 4100.

Mr Hanahoe suggested a 10-year headline sentence as an appropriate one, in line with the “presumptive mandatory minimum sentence” for similar drug offences. Mr O’Hanlon agreed with Ms Justice Kennedy he was submitting that while the sentence “may seem lenient, it is not too lenient”. In quashing the original sentence, Ms Justice Kennedy said the headline sentence of six-and-a-half years had been unduly lenient and that the court would re-sentence Lawlor. Ms Justice Kennedy identified 10 years as a headline sentence before reducing it to seven-and-a-half years in mitigation. Ms Justice Kennedy then suspended the final three-and-a-half years of the sentence to encourage Lawlor’s rehabilitation.

This clearly implies that registration of birth is just the beginning of the process to obtain Portuguese Citizenship through “Cartao de Cidadao” and registration of birth by itself in no way gives the applicant the right to be a Portuguese Citizen, Dr Mesquita had stated in his letter. “Bilhete de Identidade” or Identity Card has been withdrawn and instead now they (Portugal) had introduced “Cartao de Cidadao” which is identified as Portuguese Citizenship, Dr Mesquita had further pointed out. Those having “Cartao de Cidadao” do not need such a visa, which goes to show that only these people are considered by Portugal as having Portuguese citizenship. According to Dr Mesquita, the Portuguese passport is just a travel document that facilitates travel to Portugal and “Cartao de Cidadao” is the most important document as far as Portuguese citizenship is concerned. Those having “Cartao de Cidadao” do not need such a visa, which goes to show that only these people are considered by Portugal as having Portuguese Citizenship.

The Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport will finish this year at approximately 4.3 million passengers – a 300% increase over pre-COVID days. That will address many of the terminal issues that the growth has necessitated. The airport has approximately 2,100 paved parking spaces; however, during peak periods nearly 4,400 vehicles are parked at the airport at any one time. A new 124-space cellphone lot with restrooms and vending machines opened in October, taking pressure off the short-term parking lot in front of the terminal. A $10 million expansion project is underway to increase employee parking and aircraft parking on the west side of the airport.

Michael McAleerThe seven shortlisted finalists for the prestigious 2024 Car of the Year title are the BMW 5-series, BYD Seal, Kia EV9, Peugeot E-3008/3008, Renault Scenic, Toyota C-HR, and Volvo EX30. BMW also makes the list with its new 5-Series, a nomination that includes the new all-electric i5 version. Kia EV9Toyota had a challenge this year, with two strong candidates in the running: the new Prius and the C-HR. A regular winner of the awards, the French car brand has built on the success of the previous 3008 to add a premium interior trim and an impressive all-electric powertrain to the mix. The 3008 previously won the award in 2017.

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Claire HenryA Tipperary man has been jailed for eight years in prison for the rape of “a vulnerable and intoxicated” young woman in a Dublin hotel. The court heard that the woman had been out with friends but was asked to leave a Dublin pub because she was so intoxicated. Further CCTV footage showed Brett and the woman arrive at the hotel and the woman was still unable to remain upright at that point. She noted that Brett still maintains his innocence and claims that he and the woman got naked together in the hotel room and “fooled around”. “Instead, he brought her back to his hotel room,” the judge said before she added that Brett then “raped this vulnerable and intoxicated woman”.