Rory McIlroy: The Masters Wait, is a documentary directed by Emmy award winner Drea Cooper and can be viewed on Prime Video. The same can be said for her husband, Gerry McIlroy. This is not just a replay of the final round of last year’s Masters win. That’s the scary part.”When explaining how he and his team engaged with the new documentary, McIlroy recently said: “I think it certainly was something I wanted to document. – Rory McIlroy: The Masters Wait premieres on March 29th on Prime Video.
A mother with two visually impaired young adult children has described the move by Bus Éireann to cancel one of three routes across the country “as ending their lifeline and independence”. Bus Éireann is to cease operating three of its Expressway services from Sunday May 24th. The services that are to be withdrawn include Waterford-Dublin/Dublin Airport (Route 4), Rosslare/Wexford-Waterford (Route 40 Segment), and Ballina-Galway (Route 52). “Their lives revolved around Ballyhale and having such a bus service helped them gain some of their own independence. Bus Éireann were contacted for further comment.
March 2026 food recalls as porridge, crisps and cheesecakes make the listThe recalls are for public safety and wellnessView Image The recalls are for public safety and wellness (Image: inyourArea)Each month, products are pulled from shelves all across the country. You can return any affected products for a full refund from point of purchase. MOMA PorridgeMOMA Foods is recalling the porridge pots and sachet products because of possible mouse contamination at the manufacturing site. Issuing the recall, MOMA Foods said: "MOMA Foods are recalling certain porridge products from the market due to potential mouse contamination. Any consumers who have purchased affected MOMA porridge products are asked not to consume them.
These are among a series of complaints raised by Cork county councillors, who say An Post’s service in the region is “in meltdown”. Mr Harrington who lives in Allihies, said the village recently lost its post office. "For a community already impacted by the loss of its post office, that's simply unacceptable. "I’m aware of one man who sent a telescope worth thousands of euro by registered post back to a manufacturer for repair. “I have some constituents who didn’t get post until the middle of January,” he said.
After this season, Rodri has one more year left on his Etihad contract, and City are understandably very keen for the 29-year-old to sign a new, relatively long-term deal. But for Rodri to openly talk about it makes you wonder if he knows this season could mark the end of a City era. Which is why Arsenal and Mikel Arteta can afford to have zero complacency over the Premier League title run-in. But if this does happen to be Pep’s last season in the Premier League, he will be desperate for a magical end. And an Arsenal cruise to the title is not the formality it once looked.
Stuart Lancaster insists he did everything he could to keep Matthew Devine at Connacht but that ultimately it was the player’s decision to join Ulster in the summer on a one-year deal. Devine was reluctant to sign a three-year contract having only started nine of the 28 games he has played for Connacht. Devine made his debut in January 2024 but so far has played under three Connacht head coaches, including interim Cullie Tucker. The departure of the likes of Matthew Devine runs contrary to Connacht schemes such as ‘Grassroots to green shirts’, so did Lancaster and Connacht do everything to hold onto him? “He's a great player, he's a great lad, we’ve got him and his brother have got on really well with both of them.
Richard Keys reignites Laura Woods feud after Gabby Logan fury - 'Show some respect'Richard Keys has reflected on his spat with Laura Woods earlier in the year, following his comments in the wake of the death of Gabby Logan's father Terry YorathView 3 Images Richard Keys has clashed with Laura Woods again (Image: BeIN Sports )Richard Keys has demanded Laura Woods show him more respect after the two TV presenters clashed on social media. He was the father of Gabby Logan, a well-known sports presenter and TV personality. He was great for us at Coventry and the reason I got Gabby [Logan] a job at Sky. “A little bit more respect, please.”In a later post on X, Keys tried to clear up what he meant. View 3 Images Laura Woods called Richard Keys a "t***" on X (Image: James Gill - Danehouse/Getty Images)"Terry Yorath was a fabulous guy.
‘A lot of people are traumatised’ – Irish phone addicts will take cases against social media companies here, says expertOne million people in Ireland are suffering ‘mild to moderate’ harm from social media, says Prof Colin O’GaraPsychiatrist is also seeing ‘a monstrous number of porn users in Ireland’Dr Colin O'Gara - harmful phone use is now affecting 20pc of the Irish populationNiamh Horan Today at 06:30A leading addiction specialist has said it is “inevitable” that Irish people will try to take legal action against social media companies over the harm that online content can cause to their mental health.
Stephen, although it’s dropped out of my passport now, so I’m just Richard Hogan these days. So, I’m Richard Stephen the third, although my brother used to say that without the “h” in the title. I’m the youngest of three boys, and unless we work our way out of it, birth orders absolutely define us; they impact how we talk to ourselves. I’d love to believe other things, but my logic, reasoning and rationality are too powerful to allow me to go down a different route. I’d love to say Tom Hardy, but that’s just my ego speaking.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said the six‑year duration of the Limerick Garda probe “put enormous pressure on families and people”, as he ruled out supporting a public inquiry. The pressure has intensified after charges were dropped against three gardaí who had been suspended from duty in 2020. Mr Martin said he opposed the idea of a public inquiry, and pointed out that such situations should be reviewed “with the existing mechanisms and institutions”. Public inquiries take an enormous length of time, cost an enormous amount of money, and often do not give solace to those who sought them in the first instance,” Mr Martin said. “The length of time this took put enormous pressure on families and people,” he added.
Counter terrorism officers are assisting with the investigation in Derby city centre after seven people suffered serious injuries when a car hit pedestrians, but police are keeping an open mind about potential motives. A 36-year-old Derby man, who is originally from India but had lived in the UK for a number of years, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after the incident in Friar Gate at about 9.30pm on Saturday and remains in police custody, Derbyshire Police said.
The urgency of climate action “has never been clearer”, as seen with the “unprecedented damage” caused by Storm Éowyn to the country’s energy infrastructure, ESB Networks has said. The electricity company said the storm cost it €95m and that “multi-year investment” was required to improve the storm resilience of the network. 2025 began with an extreme weather event, Storm Éowyn, that tested the resilience of the electricity networks.”He said that, while the company recorded operating profit of €914m in 2025, Storm Éowyn-related costs clocked up at €95m. 'Unprecedented damage'In his review, chief executive Paddy Hayes said Storm Éowyn caused “unprecedented damage” , adding that ESB Networks published a plan identifying actions regarding storm preparedness, forestry corridors, and communications. He said that “multi-year investment” will be needed to improve storm resilience of the network.
Meath 1-22 Cork 2-17So long, Division Two. Ruairí Deane delivering a rare victory on the Cork kickout spawned a Steven Sherlock point on 62 minutes, their first since the 46th minute. Jack O’Connor’s stunning goal to begin the Meath takeover was another product of a Cork kickout that died an awful death. Scorers for Cork: S Sherlock (0-9, tp, 0-1 free); C Óg Jones (1-3); B Hurley (1-0); C O’Callaghan, P Walsh (0-2 each); M Cronin (0-1). MEATH: S Brennan; S Lavin, S Rafferty, B O’Halloran; D Keogan, S Coffey, C Caulfield; B Menton, J Flynn; J O’Connor, R Kinsella, C McBride; J Morris, E Frayne, A Lynch.
That’s not because there is no demand, but because many purchasers can no longer rely on those supports and must rely solely on mortgage capacity. Buyers are increasingly looking at the broader lifestyle a location offers, rather than simply the house itself,” notes Ms Tyrrell. “Interestingly, we are also seeing some trader-down buyers entering new home schemes, particularly in developments such as Water Rock. Unfortunately, the Help to Buy scheme remains unchanged, since its initial introduction in 2017,” Savills’s Ms Hegarty states. Now, there are many different pathways to home ownership and we regular host information webinars with experts to assist aspirant buyers on their journeys.”
Igor Tudor has left his role as Tottenham head coach after seven matches in charge. A club statement on Sunday afternoon read: “We can confirm that it has been mutually agreed for head coach Igor Tudor to leave the club with immediate effect. “Tomislav Rogic and Riccardo Ragnacci have also left their respective roles of goalkeeping coach and physical coach. “An update on a new head coach will be provided in due course.”The most recent defeat came at home to Nottingham Forest on March 22, prior to the international break. Tudor’s exit leaves Spurs without a head coach heading into the final seven games of the Premier League season, with the London club just one place and one point above the relegation zone.
