Man Utd news: JJ Gabriel ban explained by Michael Carrick, wonderkid speaks out on boss
Man Utd news: JJ Gabriel ban explained by Michael Carrick, wonderkid speaks out on bossMirror Football brings you the latest round-up of news involving Manchester UnitedView 2 Images JJ Gabriel is one of Manchester United's most talented youngsters (Image: Getty)Michael Carrick has been keeping his eye on two Manchester United youngsters ahead of an important weekend of Premier League action. Latest United news and more on our dedicated Facebook pageJJ Gabriel banCarrick has explained that United wonderkid JJ Gabriel is not allowed to play for the first-team this season. Man Utd boss Michael Carrick responds after Paul Scholes criticism got personal READ MORE :Man Utd triple injury update drops with Michael Carrick delighted over star's return READ MORE :That’s because he was aged just 14 when the 2025/26 campaign began. Premier League rules only allow a 15-year-old to play as long as they are 15 by August 31 of the season in question. The Premier League isn't easy.
Source:Daily Mirror
March 14, 2026 04:41 UTC
Limerick garda trial: If there’s nothing to see here, why does it still matter?
The minister told him the five individuals concerned had been the subject of a lengthy criminal investigation, had been prosecuted and were acquitted. If somebody in headquarters wanted to stamp it out altogether, why was the high-powered criminal investigation confined to Limerick? How come the only senior officer ensnared in the criminal investigation was Eamon O’Neill, who was by that time retired? Instead, the director appealed that decision to the Court of Appeal and was successful, so the criminal trial went ahead. During the trial, there was the strange spectre of prosecution Garda witnesses praising the professionalism and character of the defendants on trial.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 14, 2026 04:01 UTC
Rasmus Hojlund's Man Utd exit finally confirmed as club chief speaks out
The Manchester United forward joined the Italian side on loan last summer with the option to make it permanent. That would become an obligation should Napoli qualify for the Champions League come the end of the season. The reigning champions currently sit third in the Serie A standings and five points clear of Como. Napoli sporting director Giovanni Manna has however confirmed that Hojlund will be signed permanently either way. We have an obligation to buy from Man Utd, if Napoli qualify for Champions League, but he is in our plans despite this condition.”FOLLOW OUR MAN UTD FB PAGE!
Source:Daily Mirror
March 14, 2026 04:00 UTC
Trump gets being asked about Kharg Island takeover
Video: Trump says Iran's strategically important Kharg Island has been 'totally obliterated' and threatens to wipe out oil infastructure unless Strait of Hormuz is openedPresident Trump gets defensive with Brian Kilmeade after being asked about Kharg Island takeover he once mentioned in an 1988 interview.
Source:Daily Mail
March 14, 2026 03:08 UTC
HSE apologises for failing to suspend UHL doctor jailed for raping nurse in Limerick
The HSE has apologised for its “failure” to suspend a UHL doctor which “added to the suffering” of a young nurse, who was raped and sexually assaulted in Limerick. The HSE has admitted Louay Kila should have been suspended immediately, “in light of the victim impact statement and the evidence heard during this appalling case”. Kila raped the woman on March 2, 2024, and was arrested on March 26, 2024. During her victim impact statement, the woman said that in the aftermath, she was constantly looking over her shoulder — “hoping that Louay Kila wasn't nearby”. “The night I was raped and sexually assaulted by Louay Kila did not end there.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 14, 2026 02:30 UTC
Doctors accidentally operated on patient’s wrong testicle during procedure in Irish hospital
Doctors accidentally operated on patient’s wrong testicle during procedure in Irish hospitalHSE says ‘low’ number of wrong-site surgeries is 'encouraging’, but patient advocacy group says proper safety systems make risk entirely preventableFour wrong-site surgeries took place in Irish hospitals in the last two years. Photo: Stock imageDarragh Mc Donagh Yesterday at 16:39Doctors at an Irish hospital accidentally operated on the wrong testicle during surgery on a patient who had gone under the knife for a procedure on his genitalia, it has emerged.
Source:Irish Independent
March 14, 2026 02:03 UTC
Days really are dragging! Length of days on Earth is increasing at an 'unprecedented' rate – and scientists say climate change is to blame
Now, scientists say that climate change is to blame. Scientists say that days on Earth are getting longer at a rate of 1.33 milliseconds per century, and climate change is to blame. This shows that no force has slowed the Earth's rotation as much as human–caused climate change. Pictured: A graph showing the rate of change in day length over timeWhy does climate change make the day longer? But even during this period of rapid natural climate change, Earth's rotation didn't slow as rapidly as it has in the last 25 years.
Source:Daily Mail
March 14, 2026 01:58 UTC
First Dates Ireland: Chelsea mad Kildare man forced to overlook football rivalries when matched with Liverpool fan
Caoimhe (21) from Co Laois appeared on the latest episode of 'First Dates Ireland'Will (23) from Leixlip in Co Kildare appeared on the latest episode of 'First Dates Ireland'When devoted Liverpool supporter, Caoimhe, was matched with diehard Chelsea fan, Will, on First Dates Ireland, the date could have gone either way. “I love Mini eggs…do not say you don’t like them.”"I love Mini eggs,” said Will, shaking his head in disbelief. “Thank god, I was worried you were going to say you didn’t like them,” replied Caoimhe with a sigh of relief. "Yes I would,” replied Caoimhe. "I had a ball, good vibes from the onset,” Caoimhe told the First Dates Ireland interviewer.
Source:Irish Independent
March 14, 2026 01:53 UTC
‘Culturally, we’ve always punched pretty hard,’ says ‘Harry Potter’ star Domhnall Gleeson as annual Oscar Wildes partygoers rally behind Jessie Buckley
LA event celebrating Irish and US film collaboration kicks off the Oscars buzzJessie Buckley could become the first Irish star to win an Oscar for Best Actress. Photo: Duncan BarkerIreland’s best and brightest in film gathered at a historical Los Angeles theatre to recognise Hollywood success at the star- studded 20th anniversary Oscar Wilde Awards. Everyone was Irish – even if just temporarily – as guests grinned, hobnobbed and posed for photos on the “green carpet” leading into the Ebell of Los Angeles, a Renaissance-style stately venue opened in 1927 by suffragettes to promote the arts and serve as a platform for women’s voices.
Source:Irish Independent
March 14, 2026 01:46 UTC
Will Sarah Everard's killer be next? As inmate accused of murdering Ian Huntley is lionised... fears woke hiring practices have made everyone less safe
It spreads like a virus and everything is heightened,' a former prison officer with intimate knowledge of Frankland said. He could be slashed, beaten up or have boiling water thrown into his face – all of those things happen in Frankland,' a prison officer source said. A former prison officer said staff would be fearful of copycat attacks. One former prison officer with intimate knowledge of Frankland said: 'I cannot understand how this could have possibly happened. Paedophile and former Lostprophets singer Ian Watkins was stabbed to death in Wakefield Prison last October'Any good prison officer would have been between them, they would have been on them in split seconds.'
Source:Daily Mail
March 14, 2026 01:45 UTC
Cork make five changes, Kerry three for National League games
Cork football manager John Cleary has made five personnel changes to his starting team for Saturday's Division 2 clash with Kildare from the one which suffered a 20-point defeat to Derry a fortnight ago. Into the starting team come Seán Brady, Brian O'Driscoll, Tommy Walsh, Ian Maguire, and Mark Cronin. Those to drop out are Seán Meehan, Matty Taylor, Rory Maguire, Seán Walsh, and Conor Corbett.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 14, 2026 01:21 UTC
Manna drone delivery pilot in Cork draws privacy and noise complaints from residents
Up to 200 submissions and complaints have been lodged over the roll out of the new drone delivery service in parts of Cork city and planned new airspace restrictions. Less than a month into drone delivery firm Manna’s pilot programme in Cork, the sight of drones zipping around the south east of the city have become commonplace. Manna drone delivery system is now trialling in Cork City, based at Marina Market, Centre Park Road. The measures were enacted to facilitate the entry of a Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) drone operator – in this case, Manna - to Cork City, which Drone Professionals Ireland (DPI) called "fundamentally unfair." In a statement to the Irish Examiner, a spokesperson for the IAA said it received “a number of complaints” regarding the temporary restriction measures in Cork City.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 14, 2026 01:10 UTC
Reflections of a blow-in after 25 years living in Cork
I’m also well aware that even if I stay in Cork for the next 25 years, I’ll always be a blow-in. My attachment to Cork, and Ireland, is not based on a sentimental affection grounded on ancestral lineage. This is one of the most peculiar aspects of Irish life, inconceivable in a modern society. Read More Future Cork: There is immense potential in Cork if the city turns toward the riverTwo aspects of life in Cork are particularly dear to me: the university, and the thriving art and culture scene. And how lucky were we, in Cork, to see Eileen Walsh on stage at the Cork Opera House last year performing for 24 hours ‘The Second Woman’ as part of the Cork Midsummer Festival.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 14, 2026 01:05 UTC
Late Late Show talking points from Jonathan Rhys Meyer's farm to poker with Tommy Tiernan
The Late Late Show St Patrick’s Day Special had a real ‘toy show’ vibe to it with the way it veered from topic to topic and blended tears of laughter with some social justice and a uniquely Irish approach to serious matters. The Late Late Show St Patrick's Day Special. He’s really settled into the local scene... even if he’s not going to be on a St Patrick’s Day float. McNally was delighted to tell Kielty that she is really only 20... even though she’s been around for 42 years. Mick Flannery, poker, and Tommy TiernanThings took a slightly awkward turn when comedian Tommy Tiernan and singer/songwriter Mick Flannery turned up.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 14, 2026 00:57 UTC
Irish long-term mortgage arrears fall 16%
Home loans in long-term mortgage arrears had an outstanding balance of €3.9 billion at the end of December, accounting for 83 per cent of balance on all accounts in arrears over 90 days. Photograph: iStockIrish long-term mortgage arrears fell 16 per cent last year amid regulatory pressure for lenders to resolve more difficult cases, declining interest rates among nonbank lenders, and rising house prices. The Central Bank has been pushing lenders in recent years to resolve long-term arrears. Meanwhile, there were 47,320 residential mortgage accounts for Irish buy-to-let (BTL) properties in the market, with an outstanding balance of €6.6 billion. The outstanding balance on these accounts was €1.4 billion at end-December, 22 per cent of the total outstanding balance on all BTL mortgage accounts.
Source:The Irish Times
March 14, 2026 00:48 UTC