Video: Comedian's bus broke down before burning down on roadside
Video: Comedian Bert Kreischer reveals his tour bus was INCINERATED in mysterious blazeComedian Bert Kreischer took to his Instagram to reveal his tour bus broke down with a tire blowout near Fargo, before it burned down on the roadside after Kreischer and his crew abandoned it to get to a motel.
Source:Daily Mail
March 16, 2026 21:51 UTC
Gary Neville names £50.8m Man United star who 'will leave' this summer - leaving them in need of a big-money rebuild as Casemiro exits too
Gary Neville has singled out uneven defensive midfielder Manuel Ugarte to leave Man United this summer as the club faces a major rebuild in midfield with the departure of Casemiro. 'United need two central midfield players in the summer,' Neville shared on his Sky Sports podcast on Monday. ‘Manchester United didn’t score enough goals last season and that’s an absolute no-no here, you have to score goals, so they’ve corrected that. 'At the moment, they’ve got Mainoo who you can buy into, but you can’t really look at any of the others and think that’s going to work. 'Casemiro is leaving and I think Ugarte will leave so they need two really good central midfield players.
Source:Daily Mail
March 16, 2026 21:28 UTC
Trump's billionaire adviser publicly rebukes Iran war as JD Vance camp erupts over Israel nuke threat
One of Donald Trump's closest advisers has broken with the President over his war with Iran, warning the conflict risks spiraling into nuclear catastrophe. Sacks, a close ally of Vice President JD Vance, made the remarks on the All-In podcast, cautioning there are 'risks' of an 'escalatory approach' by Israel. Sacks urged Trump to find an 'off-ramp' and bring the war with Iran to a swift close. Vance privately warned against the Iran war, urging Trump that if action were taken, he should 'go big and go fast,' according to reports. Iran's UN ambassador says more than 1,300 people have been killed in Iran in US and Israeli attacks.
Source:Daily Mail
March 16, 2026 21:25 UTC
Three-year planning extension for 34-storey hotel on Cork quays
The developer behind proposals for a landmark 34-storey tower hotel on Cork city’s quays has been granted a three-year extension to planning permission and has pledged to commence construction “as soon as possible”. Tower Development Properties Ltd sought to extend its planning grant for a 140m, 240-bedroom hotel on Custom House Quay last month and its request has been approved by Cork City Council. They include: obtaining a fire cert, approving construction contracts, commencing works required to upgrade quay walls, demolition works and conservation work. The construction period for the project, according to a cover letter from planning consultants McCutcheon Halley, is expected to be “in the region of 20-24 months”. The letter also states that “conservation will be a priority when constructing the development”.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 16, 2026 21:24 UTC
Beyond Irish Stew: What to cook on St Patrick’s Day
One of the great dividers in Irish society lies between those who love nothing more than a hearty Irish stew and those who prefer to stay far, far away from it, and these are the days when arguments on this important topic reach their annual peak. If you see a steaming bowl of stew on St Patrick’s Day as a dream come true, our chef columnist Mark Moriarty has the perfect recipe to whet your appetite. If not, you could try his pork cheeks glazed in balsamic cider vinegar with colcannon as a very valid Irish alternative. Veering slightly away from tradition while remaining true to the national day, Moriarty’s recipe for crispy bacon and cabbage cakes with gribiche might appeal. Digging further into the archives of The Irish Times, we find an even more subversive bacon and cabbage take in chef Brian McDermott’s bacon and cabbage with orzo pasta recipe.
Source:The Irish Times
March 16, 2026 21:08 UTC
Will Premier League get extra Champions League place?
How is the league table worked out? Points are awarded for wins and draws – two and one respectively across the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League. Additional points are made for progressing through the rounds and bonus points were given for the position clubs finished in the league phase, weighted in favour of Champions League clubs. They have five of their original seven clubs still involved, with Bayern Munich a shoo-in for the Champions League quarter-finals after their thrashing of Atalanta. However, none of the other four clubs hold leads heading into the second legs, with Europa League duo Stuttgart and Freiburg trailing.
Source:The Herald
March 16, 2026 21:00 UTC
Taoiseach says any supports to ease energy costs will be ‘targeted’
However, he stressed he wanted any package to be “targeted” and to take account of longer-term impacts on the overall budget. “We want a targeted approach at one level where we understand that people are under a lot of pressure. I’m looking forward to it ... I’m looking forward to meeting the president. Looking forward to meeting the vice-president. And I’m looking forward to lunch on the Hill ...
Source:The Irish Times
March 16, 2026 20:53 UTC
The Indo Daily: The rise of ‘looksmaxxing’ and how it infiltrated MAGA wartime politics
When 2026 draws to a close, you can expect at least one leading dictionary to select ‘looksmaxxing’ as its Word of the Year. The term has been around since the 2010s, but has seen a recent explosion in popularity, both as a point of reference and a way of life. The quick definition is to maximise one’s physical appearance, but the hardcore methods involved and associations with the likes of the incel movement have raised concerns and questions about the subculture. With social media influencers building seemingly lucrative looksmaxxing-themed brands, and the Trump administration leaning into the trend as it continues to wage war in Iran, how toxic is this phenomenon, and what does it tell us about modern-day society? On this episode of The Indo Daily, host Fionnán Sheahan is joined by Nikki McCann Ramirez, political reporter with Rolling Stone, to peel back the sharp, slick surface.
Source:Irish Independent
March 16, 2026 20:53 UTC
Pressure on stuttering Derry City ahead of St Pat's trip
Three defeats from their opening six matches plunged City into a freefall out of kilter with their massive wage bill. A shaky opening by Stephen Kenny’s side to the campaign was overcome by beating Dundalk, Galway United, Shelbourne and Drogheda United. Elsewhere, Bohemians make the short trip to Shelbourne three points clear at the summit. Jon Daly assisted Galway United boss John Caulfield last season, but his Blues side are in desperate need of their first win of the season. MONDAY’S LOI FIXTURES(All 7.45pm unless stated)PREMIER DIVISIONDrogheda United v Shamrock Rovers, Sullivan and Lambe ParkDundalk v Sligo Rovers, Oriel ParkGalway United v Waterford, Eamonn Deacy Park (8pm, Live Virgin Media)Shamrock Rovers v Bohemians, Tallaght StadiumShelbourne v Bohemians, Tolka ParkSt Patrick’s Athletic v Derry City, Richmond Park.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 16, 2026 20:52 UTC
Elton John reunites with longtime pal Dua Lipa in VERY spirited snaps as she splashes the cash during the charity auction at his Oscars viewing party
Elton John and Dua Lipa enjoyed a welcome reunion six years after topping the charts together as she attended his star-studded Oscars viewing party on Sunday. The pop star, 30, was joined by her fiancé Callum Turner and a string of big names at Elton's annual bash which raises money for his AIDS Foundation. Dua and Elton, 78, posed for spirited snaps together as she prepared to splash the cash during the charity auction. The hitmaker put on a showstopping display in a plunging blue sequinned gown as she arrived for the event. She was the perfect person to ask, having just completed the year-long Radical Optimism tour that saw her travel the world and torn apart from her London-based fiancé, Callum and family.
Source:Daily Mail
March 16, 2026 20:43 UTC
Rachel Reeves to participate in Dublin Ecofin meeting, Simon Harris says
Tanaiste Simon Harris met Ms Reeves in London on Monday, where the pair discussed the economic implications of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East as well as “positive cooperation” between Ireland and the UK. Mr Harris, who is also the Irish Finance Minister, told reporters afterwards that he had invited Ms Reeves to address the Economic and Financial Affairs Council (Ecofin) during Ireland’s presidency of the Council of the European Union in the second half of this year. Tanaiste Simon Harris speaks to the media outside 11 Downing Street, London (James Manning/PA)He said: “I’ve also invited the Chancellor to attend our Ecofin meeting that I will host in Dublin in September. “I think it’s important that senior British politicians like Chancellor Reeves are invited to that during the Irish presidency. “So she is very glad, she accepted my invitation and will visit Dublin in September and participate in that meeting of European finance ministers.”Mr Harris also met Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy while in London.
Source:The Herald
March 16, 2026 20:42 UTC
NI Finance Minister says £17m UK heating‑oil support ‘extremely disappointing’
Around two-thirds of homes in Northern Ireland use home heating oil compared with the UK average of just more than 5%. He added: “The funding package, it is below par, significantly below par, there’s a need for proper funding to be brought forward. The UK Government said it also intends to introduce new consumer protections for heating oil customers (Andrew Milligan/PA)The UK Government said it also intends to introduce new consumer protections for heating oil customers and is “rapidly exploring new ways to step in and ensure households are better protected”. Facing a Stormont committee on Monday, Sinn Fein Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald accused the DUP of “peddling mistruth and misinformation” in relation to energy bill support funding. The Economy Minister further stated that “any deviation from the scheme in Britain would need to be agreed with the British Government”.
Source:The Herald
March 16, 2026 20:42 UTC
Oscars success shows Irish ‘confidence’ says Micheal Martin
The Taoiseach was speaking at an event in Washington DC on Monday during his visit to the US for St Patrick’s Day. Later, speaking in Irish he said her victory is a “fantastic story, especially for Killarney, for Jessie Buckley’s family and her friends”. Mr Martin also congratulated Dubliner Richard Baneham who collected his third visual effects Oscar for his work on Avatar: Fire and Ash during Sunday night’s ceremony. The Taoiseach said Baneham’s continued success is a “tremendous tribute to the further education sector in Ireland”. Mr Martin said Baneham “personifies the need to always think outside the box in terms of learning and in terms of the education provision”.
Source:The Herald
March 16, 2026 20:42 UTC
Man Utd need 'Michael Carrick-type' signing as Gary Neville hammers home transfer priority
Man Utd need 'Michael Carrick-type' signing as Gary Neville hammers home transfer priorityManchester United spent big on the attack last summer and Gary Neville has urged them to bolster their midfield this time round with two new arrivals on his wishlistView 2 Images Gary Neville has cited the need for new midfielders at Man Utd (Image: (Photo by James Gill - Danehouse/Getty Images))Manchester United's priority in the summer transfer market has to be adding quality to their midfield, with Gary Neville adamant they need a player in the mould of Michael Carrick. That will aid their summer recruitment, which will again be key if they want to continue taking forward strides. Last summer they addressed issues in the final third, spending over £200million on Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha and Benjamin Sesko. The trio have proved crucial in the team's success and Neville insists midfield needs to be the next area they address. When Man Utd can confirm Champions League return as top four race intensifies READ MORE :Gary Neville insists Man Utd star would not be signed today as £140m decision slammed READ MORE :JOIN US ON FACEBOOK!
Source:Daily Mirror
March 16, 2026 20:25 UTC
Casemiro constantly asked to make transfer U-turn by team-mate as Man Utd star speaks out
Casemiro, 34, is expected to depart United in the summer when his contract expires. And after scoring, some United supporters chanted, 'One more year, one more year, Casemiro', as he celebrated in front of the Stretford End. Speaking after the victory against Villa, Cunha told TNT Sports: "I'm always asking him: 'Come on, stay at Manchester United. The victory for United over Villa has placed them in a commanding position to clinch a Champions League comeback. Join our new MAN UTD WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Manchester United content from Mirror Football.
Source:Daily Mirror
March 16, 2026 20:24 UTC