Harry Maguire is set to win a recall to the England squad, Daily Mail Sport understands. Thomas Tuchel has been giving strong consideration to a first call-up under him for the Manchester United defender. However, the German will hand the 33-year-old a World Cup lifeline by including him for this month’s friendlies against Uruguay and Japan. Harry Maguire is set to be back in an England squad after winning a Thomas Tuchel call-upNewcastle defender Lewis Hall is another in line for his first call-up under Tuchel. For more on England's penultimate squad selection before the World Cup, follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog HERE.
Source:Daily Mail
March 20, 2026 08:29 UTC
"We can see through the operations that the Israeli government has been focused on disabling the Iranian leadership. The president has stated that his objectives are to destroy Iran's ballistic missiles launching capability, their ballistic missile production capability, and their navy," she said. The Republican president's administration has given conflicting messages about the state of Iran's nuclear program. Joe Kent, who headed the National Counterterrorism Center, on Tuesday became the first senior official in Trump's administration to resign over the Iran War, saying Iran posed no imminent threat to the US. Gabbard said in both hearings that it was solely up to Trump to determine whether the United States faces an imminent threat.
Source:Irish Independent
March 20, 2026 08:19 UTC
AA Ireland added that its members are now seeing pump prices fluctuating above and below €2 per litre on a daily basis. Speaking on the recent price hikes, a spokesperson for AA Ireland said: "While petrol prices have also risen, diesel drivers will feel the biggest impact at the pumps. AA Ireland noted that pump prices remain closely linked to fluctuations in global oil markets, geopolitical events such as the recent escalation of conflict in the Middle East, and currency exchange rates. “With fuel prices climbing again this month, it’s more important than ever for motorists to shop around where possible,” the AA spokesperson added. “We’ve heard from our members that prices at the pumps are moving above and below €2.00 per litre on a daily basis.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 20, 2026 08:02 UTC
Prior to my employment with Cheshire Ireland, I worked as a child protection social worker for approximately ten years. In January 2013, I observed in a local paper that Cheshire Ireland was advertising for a service manager position in their Waterford service. I began my first role with Cheshire Ireland in March 2013, and I haven’t looked back since. Even with our global reach, Cheshire Ireland is still a developing organisation, so we are on a journey to grow beyond our legacy. If you are committed to improving the lives of people with disabilities, Cheshire Ireland is a positive organisation to join.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 20, 2026 08:02 UTC
Thomas Moloney is an area manager with Foróige in Cork, overseeing youth services across the city and county. That experience was the beginning of my youth work journey and it set me on the path I’m still on today. The project has received significant support from Cork City Council, Cork ETB and the Department of Justice. Foróige is also working closely with Cork City Council on several advocacy projects including the Cork Docklands development. For me, the most rewarding part of the job is seeing the real difference that youth work can make on the ground.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 20, 2026 07:56 UTC
But we've a lot of good girls there that are well good enough to be on the team and on the panel, so yeah, it should be a good year. TIPPERARY (NHL v Kilkenny): R. Shelly; R. Doyle, B. McGrath, M. Breen; E. Connolly, R. Maher (c), O. O’Donoghue; C. Martin, D. Stakelum; J. Morris, A. Tynan, S. O’Farrell; D, McCarthy, J. McGrath, J. Forde. Subs: Brian Hogan, J. Caesar, S. Kenneally, S. Kennedy, K. McCarthy, P. McGarry, N. McGrath, A. Ormond, G. O’Connor, J. Ryan, K. Ryan. DUBLIN (NHL v Carlow): S. Brennan; C. McHugh, P. Smyth, E. O’Donnell, P. Doyle, C. Crummey (c), A. Dunphy; C. Burke, B. Hayes; F. Whitely, D. Burke, D. Power; D. Purcell, J. Hetherton, C. O’Sullivan. Subs: E. Gibbons, P. Dunleavy, C. Ó Riain, S. Gallagher, D. Keogh, J. Bellew, J. Flanagan, D. Ó Dulaing, C. Donohoe, J. Meagher, C. Groarke.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 20, 2026 07:39 UTC
Hospitality sector business owners need to review their systems now to avoid future confusion over the VAT rate to be applied to advance bookings. How might changes to the hospitality sector VAT rate create issues for business owners in the months ahead? Should hospitality business owners have specific concerns around advance bookings for weddings and other events? The VAT rate in March may be 13.5%, while the rate in July 2027 could be 9%. The industry has seen VAT rate changes before, so this is not new.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 20, 2026 07:36 UTC
Pete Hegseth has declared the war in Iran an overwhelming success while blasting the media and America's allies for 'Trump Derangement Syndrome.' Gulf allies demanded the Trump administration halt all US and Israeli strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, the Wall Street Journal reported. Trump drew a red line on Israeli attacks on South Pars before lobbing a massive threat at Tehran. 'NO MORE ATTACKS WILL BE MADE BY ISRAEL pertaining to this extremely important and valuable South Pars Field,' Trump said. If Iran attacked Qatar again, Trump said, all bets were off and he would unleash devastating force.
Source:Daily Mail
March 20, 2026 07:34 UTC
Thomas Kingston, who took his life in February 2024, never wrote a will and passed his entire estate to Lady Gabriella Kingston. Mr Kingston was found dead at his parents' home in the Cotswolds. Thomas Kingston with his wife Lady Gabriella Windsor. Lady Gabriella warned at the inquest about the side effects of drugs used to treat mental health problems. Following his death, Buckingham Palace released a statement on behalf of Lady Gabriella and the Kingston family, which described him as a 'beloved husband, son and brother'.
Source:Daily Mail
March 20, 2026 06:11 UTC
They are the legacy of misheard words, mistranslations and, occasionally, a colonial official deciding that a place would look better named after someone he knew. Misheard NamesSome of the most enduring place names began as simple misunderstandings. Fiji is a good example. Rather than sweeping renaming, many Irish place names were anglicised and reshaped into something English speakers could pronounce, spell or make sense of. What Maps Really Tell UsWhat all of these examples reveal is that place names are not fixed truths.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 20, 2026 06:04 UTC
Several players sought asylum, but the situation unravelled after a reported tip-off exposed their location, forcing urgent relocation. Most later returned to Iran amid claims of family threats, leaving two players in Australia training with Brisbane Roar. Home affairs minister Tony Burke has previously denied any of the players were pressured by Australian police or government officials. Reports suggest captain Zahra Ghanbari returned after threats were allegedly made against her family in Iran, including concerns for her mother. Football officials said they had not received direct complaints from players about returning home, despite widespread fears over possible retaliation.
Source:Daily Mail
March 20, 2026 05:51 UTC
Moment brazen East Lothian 'shoplifting' girl gang strolls down street after raid'We are a local family-run business trying to serve the community'East Lothian youths terrorise shop as alcohol and sweet stolen. An East Lothian shop owner has shared footage of a group of teens allegedly shoplifting ham and crisps within their first week of opening. The Premier on Musselburgh High Street opened their doors on March 12, with 'the same group of girls' reportedly being involved in two incidents since then. According to the team at Premier, the group first came in on Saturday, March 14. The staff member tried to stop the group, and they just swung at her and hit her in the the face."
Source:Daily Mirror
March 20, 2026 05:51 UTC
Sydney Sweeney is laughing all the way to the bank as her net worth has reportedly jumped by $30million in just two years. The actress, 28, became the subject of controversy over her American Eagle 'great jeans' ad campaign but it didn't harm her bank balance one bit as she is now richer than ever. Her American Eagle 'great jeans' ad campaign which sparked an online debate when it launched in July with many accusing the company of promoting eugenics. ''Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans' is and always was about the jeans,' the company stated in an August 1 post on Instagram. Great jeans look good on everyone.'
Source:Daily Mail
March 20, 2026 05:26 UTC
Man Utd news: Sensational £113m double swoop mooted as 'advanced talks' emergeMirror Football brings you the latest news involving Manchester UnitedView 2 Images Manchester United are still pursuing Joao Gomes [R] (Image: Getty Images)Manchester United have been linked with a sensational double transfer swoop. Since he was brought in to steer the ship until the end of the season, Carrick has overseen seven Premier League victories, one draw and a loss to take his side to third in the Premier League table. £44m star eyedUnited are reportedly monitoring Wolves’ Joao Gomes as they look to overhaul their midfield this summer. That has led to interest from several Premier League clubs, including United, ramping up in recent weeks, according to The Manchester Evening News. Reuters report that the Old Trafford club are in advanced talks to sign Guimaraes in a deal worth £69m.
Source:Daily Mirror
March 20, 2026 04:45 UTC
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Source:The Irish Times
March 20, 2026 04:14 UTC