Tottenham were never going to win the Champions League, so bowing out of that arena unceremoniously isn't a disaster in the current context. The real horror for Tottenham supporters is the Premier League table, and their team's direction of travel within it. Tottenham, meanwhile, are reportedly considering sacking Igor Tudor, an interim manager who has been in charge for four games. Kinsky's inclusion, ironically, was farely well received by Tottenham fans online, but what happened next was an unmitigated disaster. With nine games left in the Premier League, their fate, and the future of the club, hangs in the balance.

The Government has been accused of “failing migrants in a disgusting way” and engaging in “far right rhetoric”. The Labour Party has said the Government must roll out a positive information campaign highlighting the significant role migrants play in Irish society. Labour’s justice spokesman, Alan Kelly, said the Government has “failed relation to this and failed in a very disgusting way”. Mr Ó Ríordáin also said he asked the Government last year to produce an information campaign on migration, but that it had failed to do so. He was also criticised for saying a “significant number” of people in emergency accommodation “don’t have a housing right in Ireland”.

As the world fixated on the Strait of Hormuz, US president Donald Trump took Wednesday afternoon to drop into the real America. This was a rehash of Trump’s indispensable lines, like the 2020 election fraud line, and sharp new attacks featuring targets familiar and fresh. Remember when he filled up a 757 with billions of dollars of cash and sent it to Iran? US president Donald Trump greets Ed Gallrein, a farmer who has repeatedly voiced his support for him, on stage at an event in Hebron, Kentucky, on Wednesday. “The main thing is we have to win this thing, win it quickly, but win it,” he told the White House press corps.

Donald Trump tells Iran they should NOT attend World Cup for 'own life and safety'The World Cup kicks off in North America in the summer and United States President Donald Trump has issued a sinister warning. View 2 Images President Donald Trump has issued a warning to Iran ahead of the World Cup as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East continues. (Image: AP)Donald Trump says Iran should stay away from this summer's World Cup for 'their own life and safety' amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Article continues below"We also spoke about the current situation in Iran, and the fact that the Iranian team has qualified to participate in the World Cup. During the discussions, President Trump reiterated that the Iranian team is, of course, welcome to compete in the tournament in the United States.

He was at the time Ireland’s only third Olympic gold medal winner, after Pat O’Callaghan in the hammer (in 1928 and 1932) and Bob Tisdall in the 400m hurdles (also in 1932). Delany remains Ireland’s last Olympic gold medallist in athletics. I don’t do maybes, but it is terrifying to think about my life if I hadn’t won that Olympic gold medal. Britain had three finalists, including Brian Hewson, and while there was a sense any one of the 12 might win, Delany was the dark horse. In his sophomore year in 1956, Delany helped Villanova win three Penn Relays titles, running the anchor leg in both the sprint and distance medley.

Photograph: Nick BradshawA group of 69 newly qualified paramedics have been told they will be offered permanent contracts by the National Ambulance Service (NAS) in May without the need to interview for the positions. After a meeting on Tuesday between management and the two unions involved, Siptu and Unite, NAS director Robert Morton wrote to those affected on Wednesday. Offers to the newly qualified paramedics will be made in the week of May 11th. The newly qualified paramedics have been given further short-term contracts to take them up to that time. Siptu and Unite said a ballot for industrial action linked to wider pay and grading issues among NAS staff would continue.

Tottenham icon opens door to shock return - 'Who wouldn't want the job'Tottenham are falling down the Premier League table, winless in 11, but former player Jurgen Klinsmann still sees it as an attraction job amid talk of another managerial changeView 2 Images Jurgen Klinsmann still sees the Tottenham job as an attractive propositionJurgen Klinsmann has opened the door to a Tottenham return as he talked up the manager's job and believes the person in charge needs an emotional connection to the club. Morale at Tottenham is at an all-time low with the club facing the genuine possibility of relegation to the Championship. A third man could yet grace the dugout this season - and Klinsmann still sees it as an attractive job. View 2 Images Jurgen Klinsmann played at Tottenham in the 1990s‌A number of previous Tottenham figures have been linked with a possible return, should the hierarchy chose to sack Tudor. Harry Redknapp has ruled himself out whilst there has been talk of ex-captain Tim Sherwood also making a return.

Solar company Amarenco has secured an additional €130m preferred equity which will help fund its new energy projects in Ireland and international acquisitions. Amerenco was co-founded by the late John Mullins in 2013 with the aim to speed up the shift to clean energy. It invests in long-term energy infrastructure.

The land, spanning approximately 1.15 acres, features the striking Lime Grove House, a substantial Victorian suburban house designed in the Italianate style. ‌The house was listed Grade II by Cadw in 2003 for being 'a substantial later Victorian suburban house in Italianate style'. View 7 Images CGI shows how beautiful the building could become once restored and converted into homes (Image: John Francis, Carmarthen)‌A separate chapel was erected, though it no longer forms part of the estate. The site is for sale with a guide price of £795,000, contact John Francis, Carmarthen on 01267 340069 for further details. For more property, renovation, and interior design stories join our Amazing Welsh Homes Facebook group here.

‘I tend to just keep my head down and keep going’ – Gordon Elliott’s sigh of relief as Wodhooh gets him off the mark

Lewis Hamilton will not be gracing the red carpet with Kim Kardashian for the first time at the Oscars this weekend due to his Formula One commitments. The Ferrari driver, who is believed to be dating reality TV star Kardashian, co-produced and enjoyed a cameo role in the 2025 'F1' movie starring Brad Pitt and Damson Idris - which has been nominated for four Academy Awards. As a result, Hamilton is unable to make it to the ceremony despite exploring 'every way' to be there, reports ESPN. While neither party has confirmed it publicly, Hamilton and Kardashian, 45, are understood to have struck up a secret relationship behind the scenes. Hamilton and Kardashian were seen arriving with a motorcade in tow at the five-star establishment and whispers of a romance have been growing louder ever since.

Estée Lauder is taking legal action against the British perfumer Jo Malone after she used her name on a fragrance for the fashion chain Zara. After a non-compete clause ended in 2011, Ms Malone set up the Jo Loves brand. The packaging includes the words: “A creation by Jo Malone CBE, founder of Jo Loves.”A spokesperson for Estée Lauder said: “Ms Malone’s use of the name ‘Jo Malone’ in connection with recent commercial ventures goes beyond that legal agreement and undermines Jo Malone London’s unique brand equity. “Over the past 25 years, The Estée Lauder Companies has invested significantly in building Jo Malone London. Ms Malone grew up in south-east London and left school at 13 to care for her mother.

‘I tend to just keep my head down and keep going’ – Gordon Elliott’s sigh of relief as Wodhooh gets him off the mark

When Keir Starmer arrives in Cork on Thursday in advance of Friday’s summit with Taoiseach Micheál Martin, there will inevitably be a sense that someone is missing. Only a month ago, Macroom-born Morgan McSweeney was regarded as one of the most powerful men in British politics. The UK, for its part, will view Ireland as a valuable interlocutor in seeking the most favourable terms for a closer future relationship with the EU. From an Irish perspective, a change of Labour leadership would be manageable; any successor is unlikely to reverse course significantly on relations with Ireland or the EU. That prospect, still some years distant, should concentrate minds on both sides of the Irish Sea.

It is no surprise as to why 5 St James Terrace attracted Swift (or whoever organises her travel arrangements); it seamlessly blends old-world character with sophisticated, contemporary style. The row of period homes on St James Terrace is set back from Clonskeagh Road in Dublin 6, adjacent to Milltown Park and a 15-minute walk from Ranelagh village. A utility room, guest WC and an en suite room complete the garden level and there is also convenient side access here from the inner hallway. Outside, a gravelled pathway leads through the garden to the coach house property, which extends to 123sq m (1,323sq ft). There is also a spacious double bedroom on the first floor, complete with an en suite shower room.