Coach: Tim Boyle to start for Jets again next week
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Source:The Herald
November 26, 2023 07:27 UTC
Ukraine's military says Russia launched its largest drone attack since the start of the invasion
Anderson, IN (46016)TodayRain and snow showers this evening. Then remaining overcast overnight. Winds W at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of snow 40%..TonightRain and snow showers this evening. Then remaining overcast overnight.
Source:The Herald
November 26, 2023 05:29 UTC
Katie Taylor beats Chantelle Cameron in rematch and becomes two-weight undisputed champion
Anderson, IN (46016)TodayMorning rain followed by a mix of rain and snow in the afternoon. Temps nearly steady in the mid to upper 30s. Winds SW at 10 to 15 mph. Winds W at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of snow 50%.
Source:The Herald
November 26, 2023 01:06 UTC
See the 32 UK native dog breeds at risk of being extinct
But over the years, there are some much-loved breeds that have unfortunately declined, meaning they could soon disappear from our homes and neighbourhoods. At present, there are 32 native dog breeds in the UK and Ireland that have been identified as “vulnerable”, according to figures released by The Kennel Club. There are also another seven which have been put on the “at watch” list by the UK’s largest organisation for dog health, welfare and training in the UK. This is why you should never feed chocolate to your dogsThe Kennel Club website says: “Many native British and Irish breeds are at risk of disappearing from our parks and streets, simply because people don’t know they exist, or because they aren’t considered fashionable. pic.twitter.com/O52c3GphDz — The Kennel Club (@TheKennelClubUK) November 14, 2023See the 7 dog breeds featured on the ‘at watch’ listHere are the native UK and Ireland dog breeds with between 300 and 450 registrations a year, according to The Kennel Club:Bedlington TerrierBullmastiffIrish TerrierNorfolk TerrierParson Russell TerrierOld English SheepdogWelsh TerrierVisit The Kennel Club website to find out what you can do to “give these dogs a chance.”
Source:The Herald
November 25, 2023 23:46 UTC
Pollok Park: Dog injured after eating rat poison 'left maliciously'
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Source:The Herald
November 25, 2023 22:46 UTC
Child (6) injured in Dublin stabbings released from hospital | Roscommon Herald
A second child injured in the stabbing incident outside a school in Dublin on Thursday has been released from hospital. However, another girl (5) seriously injured in the knife attack, remains in a critical condition in Temple Street Hospital. Elsewhere, a man in his 40s remains in a serious but stable condition in a hospital in the Dublin region. It led to a number of protests and riots, orchestrated by far-right agitators in Dublin city centre. There is an increased garda presence in Dublin city centre.
Source:The Herald
November 25, 2023 20:43 UTC
Five bedroom detached County Roscommon home ticks all the boxes | Roscommon Herald
On the market with RE/MAX Team Earley, Roscommon is an exquisite five-bedroom detached property. Number 14 Sliabh Ban View, The Walk, Roscommon (F42FW99), guiding for €400,000, is set on the outskirts of Roscommon Town. “Nestled within the established and beautifully maintained Sliabh Ban development, this home exudes an undeniable sense of community and charm. The first sitting room has an open fire marble fireplace, adding a touch of elegance to the space. The second sitting room is a cosy retreat, featuring an insert fire for those snug, relaxing evenings.
Source:The Herald
November 25, 2023 20:12 UTC
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Ukrainians consider Christmas trips home but deterred by high cost of travel
Ukrainians who do leave over the Christmas period must also continue paying the mandatory contribution charge to their accommodation provider, the Department of Integration has said. The department noted that parents or legal guardians could not travel over Christmas and leave children unaccompanied in accommodation under any circumstances. [ Ireland spent more than €900m last year helping Ukrainian refugees ]As of November 21st, the State was providing accommodation to 100,288 Ukrainian refugees and international protection applicants from other countries. An average of 62 Ukrainian refugees have continued to arrive in Ireland every day over the past month. Dublin is hosting the highest number of Ukrainian refugees, followed by counties Kerry, Cork, Donegal, Galway, Clare and Mayo, according to Central Statistics Office data.
Source:The Irish Times
November 25, 2023 17:53 UTC
Tomas Soucek nets late winner as West Ham fight back to beat sorry Burnley | Roscommon Herald
By Ian Parker, PATomas Soucek’s stoppage-time volley condemned Burnley to a seventh-consecutive home defeat as Vincent Kompany’s struggling side conceded two in the space of five minutes to lose 2-1 to West Ham. But an 87th-minute own goal from Dara O’Shea, under pressure from West Ham teenager Divin Mubama, levelled it before Soucek volleyed home a second in the first of seven minutes added on. West Ham were forced to wake from their slumbers as the game finally came to life. West Ham fans had been singing the name of Mubama before he replaced the largely-anonymous Danny Ings just after the hour, and the 19-year-old helped as West Ham turned up the wick late on. Burnley were still reeling from that when West Ham won it at the death, as Soucek met another Kudus cross with a superb volley.
Source:The Herald
November 25, 2023 17:42 UTC
Two arrested after man stabbed in Co Down | Roscommon Herald
By David Young, PATwo men have been arrested after a man was stabbed in Comber, Co Down. The man who was stabbed sustained injuries to his hand, leg and back. Police received a report at around 11.50pm on Friday of an altercation in the area of Bridge Street in the town. “The injured man was taken to hospital for treatment of his injuries which are not believed to be life threatening. “Motorists are advised to avoid Bridge Street, Comber and access Comber Square via the bypass whilst police conduct further inquiries this morning.”Officers have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
Source:The Herald
November 25, 2023 14:41 UTC
Scales' Celtic and Ireland rise inspires Motherwell's Casey
Having faced each other in the League of Ireland and now in the Scottish Premiership, Casey is hoping that one day he might be able to line up alongside Scales for his country, with his emergence from the fringes of the Celtic squad into the starting XI and subsequently, the Republic of Ireland squad, showing Casey what is possible. “He actually played for the same schoolboy team as me, but he was a year younger,” Casey said. “It just shows you if you are doing well up in Scotland what opportunities there are. “We had a day [when we came back] where we got some takeaway and played some pool, darts and stuff. “It’s going to be tough, I think it’s probably the hardest place to go in the league, especially with the way Celtic are playing at the minute.
Source:The Herald
November 25, 2023 10:26 UTC
Home for the holidays with the Gothard Sisters
“We picked 12 tunes from those regions from a long time ago and reinvented them in Gothard Sisters’ style,” Greta Gothard said, adding that their family heritage is “a little bit” Irish and Scottish. In 2013, the Gothard Sisters were named “Best New Irish Artists” by the Irish Music Awards. Just two of the Gothard Sisters’ 10 albums are 100% their own — “Midnight Sun” and “Dragonfly.”“I’d ask artists I respected, ‘What do you think we should do?’” Greta Gothard said. Five Gothard Sisters songs have been featured on the NPR program so far. It’s just really lovely to see.”Where to hear the Gothard SistersThe Gothard Sisters’ new album, “A Celtic Christmas,” is available at gothardsisters.com.
Source:The Herald
November 25, 2023 09:38 UTC
Ireland's dairy evolution - leading the way in sustainable milk production
But how is Ireland becoming one of the world leaders in sustainable milk production? They are aiming to keep the essence of Irish dairy alive while steering it towards a greener and more sustainable future. Dr Deirdre Hennessy, a prominent figure in sustainable agriculture, is leading the charge in research that is reshaping Irish dairy farming. This is to ensure that the Irish dairy industry responds to the challenges of climate change and safeguard its future. Their combined efforts are ensuring the preservation of one of Ireland’s oldest industries and positioning Ireland as a leader in sustainable milk production on the global stage.
Source:Irish Independent
November 25, 2023 08:29 UTC
Herald: Hyderabad FC hopes to start afresh as Sea of Yellow awaits to welcome them against KBFC
25 Nov 2023| 10:11am ISTHyderabad FC hopes to start afresh as Sea of Yellow awaits to welcome them against KBFCTeam HeraldGoa: The Indian Super League (ISL) 2023-24 action returns to the hotbed of footballing fandom as the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Kochi will witness the clash between the Kerala Blasters FC and Hyderabad FC to round off the Saturday doubleheader on November 25. An old rivalry will reignite, going back to the 2021-22 season, where Hyderabad FC edged past Ivan Vukomanovic’s team in the penalty shootouts of the season final to clinch the trophy that season. With a contrasting run of form behind their back, both these clubs will have a common objective from this match, i.e. Hyderabad FCHyderabad FC are winless in their last five away games and still seeking their first victory of this campaign. Singto must have had ample time to correct their mistakes during the halt as fans wait to see a renewed and rejuvenated Hyderabad FC unit after the international break.
Source:The Herald
November 25, 2023 06:47 UTC
An Bord Pleanála approves over 700 new homes in Carrigtwohill | Roscommon Herald
Seán McCárthaighAn Bord Pleanála has given the green light to one of east Cork’s biggest-ever housing developments by approving the construction of over 700 new homes in Carrigtwohill. The development consists of 224 houses and 282 duplex units and 208 apartments as well as a creche and multi-use games areas on a 18.3 hectare site. An Bord Pleanála directed that two duplex units from BAM’s original proposal be removed because of their impact on a neighbouring property. An Bord Pleanála received a total of 11 third-party submissions, including one from local Green Party councillor, Alan O’Connor, with all but one raising objections and concerns about the development. An inspector with An Bord Pleanála said the plans were “effectively delivering a new urban neighbourhood which will all represent a significant expansion of the current town.”
Source:The Herald
November 25, 2023 05:40 UTC