UK's Sun and Daily Mail publishers propose combining newspaper printing operations
Two of the UK’s biggest newspaper publishers have proposed combining their printing operations amid a climate of declining print sales. AdvertisementThe companies – which publish The Sun, The Times and The Daily Mail – would create a new company (NewCo), which would run their combined print operations. AdvertisementDarren Barker, the managing director of News UK’s Newsprinters UK, said the joint venture was a “genuinely exciting solution”. DMG Media is at the forefront of this transformation and also remains committed to its print titles, its workforce and its readers. “This proposed combination would provide a long-term solution for the Mail print titles and a sustainable future for the newspaper printing industry.
Source:Daily Mail
October 03, 2023 21:44 UTC
Nedap - Sean Cleere
The Indo Daily: Further barter account investigation and pressure to hold senior executives accountable
Source:Irish Independent
October 03, 2023 21:19 UTC
Herald Diary: Ready for a flyte of fancy
(The event also includes the art of crafting compliments, though we’re far less interested in that.) Learning shiny new insults will certainly benefit the Diary Editor, who is sadly running out of invective to spray at his cowering minions. At the moment, the poor chap is making do with: “poltroon”, “nincompoop”, “base and craven cur”, and “Daily Record reader”. In his local Glasgow café, reader William Dean bought a Diet Coke and offered his loyalty card to get stamped. INTRIGUED reader Ian Noble from Carstairs Village gets in touch to say: “Can you imagine living in a world without hypothetical situations?”
Source:The Herald
October 03, 2023 20:55 UTC
'Overwhelmed' Ireland Baldwin Gives Honest Motherhood Update
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Source:The Herald
October 03, 2023 20:27 UTC
Film star Woody Harrelson returns to London stage for first time in two decades
Film star Woody Harrelson returns to London stage for first time in two decadesBy Ellie Iorizzo, PA Senior Entertainment ReporterWoody Harrelson is set to return to the London stage starring in a satirical dark comedy alongside Andy Serkis and Louisa Harland. Harrelson will star alongside The Lord Of The Rings and The Batman actor Serkis, who will play English director Leigh Carver, and Derry Girls star Harland as Northern Irish playwright Ruth Davenport, in the play written by David Ireland. Woody Harrelson and Andy Serkis. “It’ll be a thrilling evening and I can’t wait to see our audience’s reaction to this explosive show.”Derry Girls star Louisa Harland. Harrelson and Serkis both starred in Planet Of The Apes, while Harland starred in Harrelson’s feature film Lost In London in 2017.
Source:Irish Independent
October 03, 2023 20:12 UTC
Burglaries at pub, sports club and residence under garda investigation | Roscommon Herald
Gardaí are investigating a number of incidents of burglary that occurred in the East Galway area in the early hours of this morning, Tuesday, October 3rd. A burglary occurred at a licensed premises in Ballinamore Bridge in the early hours of this morning Tuesday, October 3rd. Gardai say that a number of items were taken during the course of this incident. Gardaí are also investigating two separate incidents of burglary – one at Shiven Rovers Football Club premises, and at a residential premises in the Newbridge area, also in the early hours of this morning. Gardai say that no items are believed to have been taken during the course of these incidents.
Source:The Herald
October 03, 2023 20:11 UTC
Halloween events round-up from around the country
From clowns with chainsaws to deadly dinosaurs, Celtic sporting mythology, pumpkin farms, and music festivals, there’s wickedly good events happening across the country across October and Halloween. Visit Europe’s best scream park, The Nightmare Realm at Dublin City Market. Discover the Magic of Samhain with Hurloween Tours at Croke Park. 3 Celebrate the Samhain Festival at Killarney Pumpkin Farm. Have a scarily good time at the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival.
Source:Irish Independent
October 03, 2023 18:52 UTC
Irish gigs help Dua Lipa's accumulated profits jump to €34.48m
Irish gigs help Dua Lipa's accumulated profits jump to €34.48mGordon DeeganSell out shows by Dua Lipa at the 3Arena in Dublin last year contributed to accumulated profits at the singer’s main firm increasing to £29.94 million (€34.48 million). Last year, Dua Lipa was ‘Levitating’ after her two sold out gigs at the Dublin venue in April 2022 generated €1.1 million at the box office. Now, new accounts for Lipa’s Radical 22 Ltd show a record year for the company in 2022 as accumulated profits last year increased by £8.28 million from £21.65 million to £29.94 million. The £8.28m post tax profit works out at average weekly profits of £159,280 for 2022. The profit of £8.28 million at Radical 22 Ltd - formerly Dua Lipa Ltd - is more than double the post-tax profit of £4.1 million for 2021.
Source:Irish Independent
October 03, 2023 17:20 UTC
Top seed Carlos Alcaraz beaten by Jannik Sinner in China Open semi-finals
Top seed Carlos Alcaraz beaten by Jannik Sinner in China Open semi-finalsBy PA Sport StaffJannik Sinner took the advantage in his sparkling rivalry with Carlos Alcaraz after dumping the top seed out of the China Open in the semi-finals. The pair had shared their opening six matches, including a US Open quarter-final that was arguably the best contest of last year. The first set in Beijing featured a succession of brilliant, hard-hitting rallies, with 22-year-old Italian Sinner twice coming from a break down to take it on a tie-break. I always enjoy to play against him.”In the final, Sinner will take on second seed Daniil Medvedev, who again showed his hard-court prowess in a 6-4 6-3 win against Alexander Zverev. Meanwhile, Australian Marc Polmans was defaulted from his qualifying match at the Shanghai Masters for hitting the umpire in the face with a ball.
Source:Irish Independent
October 03, 2023 16:47 UTC
Indo World Cup Daily: No conspiring with Scotland - Mike Catt
Ireland defence coach Mike Catt has laughed off the notion of them conspiring with Scotland to knock South Africa out of the World Cup. Catt also confirmed James Ryan picked up a hand injury against South Africa but trained with the squad today. Sinéad Kissane has the latest from the Ireland camp in Tours.
Source:Irish Independent
October 03, 2023 16:20 UTC
Karfelt plays from behind the green
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Source:The Herald
October 03, 2023 15:59 UTC
Finlay Bealham determined to ‘make the minutes count’ as Ireland face Scotland
Finlay Bealham determined to ‘make the minutes count’ as Ireland face ScotlandBy Ed Elliot, PA, ToursIreland prop Finlay Bealham is determined to “make the minutes count” as he prepares for a crucial showdown with Scotland following a frustrating start to his maiden Rugby World Cup. Finlay Bealham (left) celebrated Ireland’s win over South Africa with Peter O’Mahony. “From a mindset point of view, when I’m on the bench, I don’t care how many minutes I play,” said Bealham. “It’s ‘make the minutes count’. Finlay Bealham (on floor) managed just 10 minutes against Tonga before being forced off by a head knock.
Source:Irish Independent
October 03, 2023 13:50 UTC
Mike Catt rubbishes Ireland-Scotland collusion suggestions before Pool B decider
Complex permutations may come into play if Andy Farrell’s men do not win or draw the crunch Pool B clash at Stade de France. Catt says Ireland’s coaches are fully aware of the permutations but, unsurprisingly, gave short shrift to the notion his side are in “cahoots” with the Scots. “I don’t know what to say about that,” he replied, when asked about Nienaber’s match-fixing comment. If you asked any player in this room, any of us, would they want Scotland to beat you by 21 points? “He’s fine, he’s trained fully with us this morning so we’re happy with how he’s progressed,” Catt said of Leinster lock Ryan.
Source:The Herald
October 03, 2023 12:57 UTC
Drumraney take on Raharney in camogie semi-final
The recent launch of the Westmeath senior camogie championships. Drumraney take on Raharney in camogie semi-finalOn this Wednesday night, October 4 in Kinnegad, under lights at 8pm, Drumraney and Raharney contest the first of the semi-finals of the Westmeath senior camogie championship. Raharney waltzed through their group to reach the semi-final stages, which for them has become an annual event in recent times. After winning the junior vhampionship in 2020, they went on to qualify for the senior semi-finals the following year. It must be remembered that Raharney won the All-Ireland junior club championship in 2020 and theur players have backboned the Westmeath county team that reached the All-Ireland Intermediate Championship semi-final this year.
Source:Irish Independent
October 03, 2023 12:09 UTC
Criminal law barristers stage strike over fees | Roscommon Herald
By Cillian Sherlock, PACriminal law practitioners have protested outside courts across the country as part of a nationwide strike over fees. It follows The Bar of Ireland’s recommendation of a one-day withdrawal of service for criminal law barristers. Criminal barristers say their fees remain below 2002 levels in nominal terms, following a range of cuts applied during the financial crisis. They say the 2008 government also unilaterally broke the link between fees paid to barristers with increases applied under public sector pay agreements in 2008. More than 100 barristers gathered outside the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin on Tuesday morning as part of the action.
Source:The Herald
October 03, 2023 11:58 UTC