Heartbreak for Ireland as Sweden score late winner in Euro qualifier
Heartbreak for Ireland as Sweden score late winner in Euro qualifierPA Sport ReportersMagdalena Eriksson struck six minutes from time to earn Sweden a 1-0 victory over the Republic of Ireland who still remain without a point in Euro 2025 Qualifying. Sweden had chances to make their breakthrough in the first half courtesy of Fridolina Rolfo but earned their second win in four days over Ireland as Eriksson broke Irish hearts in Stockholm. The Republic have failed to score in group A3 so far and relegation back to League B is looming for Eileen Gleeson’s side. Sweden started to build pressure and had the first proper opening as Johanna Kaneryd’s dangerous cross found the head of Rolfo but she nodded narrowly over the bar. Sweden continued to dominate proceedings following the break but Ireland stood strong in defence, with Aoife Mannion’s attempted defensive clearance hitting Rolfo before Brosnan denied once again.
Source:Irish Independent
June 05, 2024 07:33 UTC
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Source:The Herald
June 05, 2024 02:58 UTC
Penelope and Colin’s romance under threat in Bridgerton trailer
Penelope and Colin’s romance under threat in Bridgerton trailerBy Laura Harding, Deputy Entertainment EditorThe identity of Penelope Featherington as gossip writer Lady Whistledown threatens to be exposed in the trailer for the new batch of Bridgerton episodes. The first half of the third series saw Penelope, played by Derry Girls star Nicola Coughlan, finally get together with the object of her affections, Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton). Penelope says: “Colin cannot discover my secret. Whistledown is power.”However, the trailer hints that Colin will indeed find out the truth as he questions why Penelope’s hands are covered in ink. The footage ends with an ominous shot of Penelope turning around to face Colin as he looks stern.
Source:Irish Independent
June 05, 2024 01:42 UTC
Klamath County OKs contract to design outdoor space for garden, library programs
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Source:The Herald
June 04, 2024 23:49 UTC
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Key decision against Leinster highlights risk of refereeing system failure – The Irish Times
However, the overarching issue is that it wasn’t the subject of a proper review and a fully informed decision. The whistle had not been blown until after McCarthy touched down, so a try decision was still available. At present the referee makes an on-field decision, try or no try. In this “no try” decision overturn, operating in tandem the TMO confirmed the grounding and the referee said the ball was over the line. Remember New Zealand’s disallowed try in the World Cup final, a decision which was beyond the declared limits.
Source:The Irish Times
June 04, 2024 22:17 UTC
Staff support helps Klamath Community College student overcome life’s hurdles
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Source:The Herald
June 04, 2024 22:02 UTC
Ireland beat Hungary after last-gasp Parrott goal
James CoxThe Republic of Ireland secured their first win under interim boss John O'Shea this evening. They beat Hungary 2-1 at the Aviva Stadium after a battling display. Substitute Troy Parrott then scored in injury time of the second-half to seal the win. Ireland struggled at times in the game but the win against European Championship bound Hungary is a welcome one for O'Shea's side. Hungary were unbeaten for 14 games before coming to Dublin.
Source:The Herald
June 04, 2024 21:56 UTC
Three arrested after boat burned out amid row over Tricolour flag
Three arrested after boat burned out amid row over Tricolour flagBy David Young, PAThree men were arrested after a boat was set alight in Co Antrim amid a row about a Tricolour flag that was displayed on it. Officers said the boat was later set alight and extensively damaged. The Belfast Telegraph reported that the flag was an Irish Tricolour. Three men – aged 25, 63 and 30 – were all arrested on suspicion of a number of offences including criminal damage and assault occasioning actual bodily harm. The 63-year-old man was later released on bail, while the other two men remained in custody on Tuesday morning.
Source:Irish Independent
June 04, 2024 21:38 UTC
Herald: BJP retains North Goa Lok Sabha seat
05 Jun 2024| 07:50am ISTBJP retains North Goa Lok Sabha seatShripad Naik gets elected for a sixth consecutive term; defeats Congress candidate Ramakant Khalap by 1,16,252 votesTeam HeraldPANJIM: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) retained its North Goa Lok Sabha seat with its candidate Shripad Naik getting elected for a sixth consecutive term in the 2024 elections on Tuesday. In all eight had contested the elections in the North Goa constituency. Incidentally, NOTA (None Of The Above) polled 6,328 votes in North Goa. Thanking the people of North Goa constituency for reposing their trust in him, Naik said, “I am thankful to the people of North Goa. Sawant said that BJP secured 56 per cent vote share in the North Goa constituency and its vote share in South Goa had increased to 45.26 per cent.
Source:The Herald
June 04, 2024 21:28 UTC
The A-Z guide to Irish summer dining in 2024 — from asparagus to Zingibeer
GGalway, one of Ireland’s finest food destinations and one of the best ways to properly ‘taste’ the city is on a walking tour. Most of all, M is for Misunderstood Heron, one of Ireland’s finest food trucks, operating in the Wild West of Connemara. RRockfishing, one of the greatest of all Irish summer food traditions, most especially fishing for mackerel, an iconic Irish taste experience. Up There The Last, in West Cork, where traditional foods conservationist Max Jones offers unique summer dining and food experiences. UUp There The Last, in West Cork, where traditional foods conservationist Max Jones offers unique summer dining and food experiences.
Source:Irish Examiner
June 04, 2024 21:14 UTC
Why experts say you should buy half your holiday cash now and the rest after the election
Families with trips booked for later this year may find buying their holiday money now will give them the best deal, following a recent surge in the value of the pound. But experts warn that uncertainty surrounding the forthcoming General Election could spark further swings in the currency — for better or worse. Sterling service: Families with trips booked for later this year may find buying their holiday money now will give them the best deal, following a recent surge in the value of the poundSo when is the right time to buy your holiday money — and how should you do it? Laura Plunkett, head of travel money at the Post Office, advises travellers to carry both cash and a travel money card. Avoid airport hikeDon’t leave buying currency so late that you are forced to make the switch at the airport.
Source:Daily Mail
June 04, 2024 21:05 UTC
Hazell Mullins: Don't take your eye off calves at grass
With a new month brings new issues with calves at grass, from coccidiosis, Vit B1 deficiency (CCN), parasites and the dreaded summer scour syndrome. Some calves were after losing weight, scouring and not thriving, I was extremely worried it could be a repeat of last year’s Summer Scour Syndrome episode. Just because you don’t see blood in the scour coccidiosis is very much still a possibility. I am determined to try and keep summer scour syndrome at bay this year. Don’t let all the hard work in spring go to waste, speak with your vet today about keeping your calves healthy on grass.
Source:Irish Examiner
June 04, 2024 20:27 UTC
Jennifer Lawrence and Anya Taylor-Joy opt for casual looks at Dior show
Jennifer Lawrence and Anya Taylor-Joy opt for casual looks at Dior showBy Prudence Wade, PA reporterJennifer Lawrence and Anya Taylor-Joy have opted for casual looks at a Dior fashion show in Scotland. The Cruise 2025 collection was presented by creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri in the gardens of Drummond Castle in Perthshire. Anya Taylor-Joy (Andrew Milligan/PA) Photo by Andrew MilliganShe also opted for white top and flared jeans, leaning into the more casual aesthetic that Chiuri experimented with in her last collection. She styled the look similarly to the runway, wearing the belted leopard print two-piece with mini shorts over a black long-sleeve turtleneck. Gone Girl actress Rosamund Pike chose a more timeless look, donning a slouchy belted trench coat over a black turtleneck and white wide-legged trousers.
Source:Irish Independent
June 04, 2024 19:57 UTC
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Biden expresses love for son Hunter who faces difficult week in court
Joe Biden has expressed his pride and love for his son, Hunter, “as a dad” on the day that the 54-year old’s criminal trial began in Delaware. “Jill and I love our son, and we are so proud of the man he is today. The key witness is likely to be Hallie Biden, widow of president Biden’s other son, Beau, who died of cancer in 2015. The prosecution has indicated that Hallie Biden will confirm Hunter Biden stayed at her home in the autumn of 2018 when both she and her children repeatedly found him with drug-related paraphernalia. Hunter Biden faces a separate trial on charges of failing to pay $1.4 million (€1.28 million) in taxes, due to begin in California in September.
Source:The Irish Times
June 04, 2024 17:39 UTC
Minister Heather Humphreys announces over €100k in funding for cycle link in Moate
Over €100k in funding announced for new cycle link in MoateThe Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys, has today, announced a €16.1 million investment in outdoor recreation projects across Ireland with funding of €113,400 allocated for a cycle link from the Old Rail Trail to Dún na Sí Amenity & Heritage Park on the Lake Road, Moate. This funding will provide for a shared walking and cycling ‘Greenway’ link from the Old Rail Trail greenway in Moate to Dún na Sí. In announcing the huge investment in outdoor projects, Minister Humphreys said: "Our beautiful outdoors have never been more available to us than today. "This investment announced today further underpins the Government’s commitment to developing our outdoor amenities as part of ‘Embracing Ireland’s Outdoors’, the national outdoor recreation strategy," she added. On the impact of today’s funding, Minister Humphreys stated:“This investment from my Department brings the overall allocation under the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme (ORIS) to over €129 million since the scheme was first launched in 2016.
Source:Irish Independent
June 04, 2024 17:00 UTC