Gardaí objected to bail being granted to a 23-year-old man arrested and charged with assault causing harm to another man in Cork city centre last October. Judge John King said the objection did not reach the necessary threshold for a refusal of bail and he granted bail to Martin Ekhosuehi of Willow Gardens, Brooklodge, Glanmire, County Cork. Garda Steven O'Sullivan outlined the background to the alleged incident on Sunday, October 26, at Oliver Plunkett Street, Cork. Garda O’Sullivan noted that the complainant had a cut on his chin which was bleeding. Gardaí approached this male and established his identity as Martin Ekhosuehi,” Garda O’Sullivan testified.

One good way of categorising US overtures on Greenland – and Danish pushback – is deja vu all over again. Traffic on a snow-covered street in Nuuk, Greenland. Photograph: Sean Gallup/Getty ImagesEven in its days as a colony, most Danes agree there was no bounty of resources from Greenland. When it comes to Greenland, Danish analyst Ulrik Pram Gad, senior researcher, Danish Institute for International Studies, his home land’s self-regard may, in hindsight, have been a blind spot in the growing stand-off with Washington. For analyst Søndergaard the question of what Denmark gets out of Greenland is one for another day and of secondary concern now.

EU leaders ‌will discuss options, including tariffs worth €93 billion on US imports, at an emergency summit on Brussels on Thursday. Stock markets fell, extending Monday’s declines, as the ⁠threats from the US reignited a debate over the “Sell America” trade that emerged after Trump’s “Liberation Day” levies announced last April. “The situation in Greenland [is] worrying the markets. “I don’t see for the moment anything comparable to Liberation Day or to something very dramatic for markets,” she added. As investors weighed up the risk of Trump reigniting a trade war with Europe over Greenland, US treasury yields hit their highest since September in early trading.

The construction of Egypt’s Great Pyramid has long baffled archaeologists, with no surviving ancient texts explaining how its massive stone blocks were lifted and assembled so quickly. Such irregularities are difficult to explain if the pyramid was built neatly from the ground up using external ramps. Instead, the offsets suggest builders were working around mechanical constraints imposed by internal lifting systems. However, smaller corridors or remnants of internal ramps may still exist in the outer portions of the structure, particularly higher up. If supported by future discoveries, Scheuring’s proposal could reshape how archaeologists understand not only the Great Pyramid but also pyramid construction across ancient Egypt.

Double killer denied child porn was his despite chilling murder confessionsDental surgeon Colin Howell plotted and carried out the murders of his wife Lesley and his lover’s husband, Trevor Buchanan, but refused to accept responsibility for the vile abuse imagesView 2 Images Colin Howell said it was 'nothing to do with me' (Image: BelfastLive)Double killer Colin Howell denied the sick child porn on his computer was his despite his double murder and sexual assault confessions. Howell: I’ve never seen these before. Howell: They’re pre pubescent are they not? Howell: They’re children, they're minors. I think I should emphasis about the images that I’ve seen, that they’re nothing to do with me.

Katie Taylor said she is hugely frustrated by the gender pay gap which exists in boxing. The Bray woman said if she was a male fighter who had achieved all she has in her 20-year career, she’d be “an absolute multi, multi, multi-millionaire”. “The inequalities are also still there within the pay gap as well,” Taylor said at the launch of the Lidl Ladies National Football League at Croke Park on Tuesday. “In my world, the best paid female fighters - probably myself and Amanda Serrano - are still far away off from the best male fighters. “I think we are making great, great progress in that area, but it's very, very slow and it's very, very frustrating to think if I was a male, I'd be an absolute multi, multi, multi-millionaire now.

More than £200million was spent during Ruben Amorim's one and only summer window but more surgery could be required. ‌United's Saturday lunchtime victory saw them end the weekend fifth in the Premier League table, just a point behind Liverpool in fourth. View 3 Images Manuel Ugarte in Manchester United training (Image: Manchester United via Getty Images)‌One midfielder who could be on the move, however, is Toby Collyer. Neves' transfer preference clearPortugal midfielder Ruben Neves would favour a move to Real Madrid, according to reports in Spain. Article continues belowJoin our new MAN UTD WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Manchester United content from Mirror Football.

Man Utd swap deal with Sunderland 'off the table' as £50m star left out in the coldManchester United are reportedly interested in signing Sunderland midfielder Noah Sadiki, but the Black Cats are refusing to sell the £15m star, who is deemed 'untouchable'. ‌According to The Sun, Premier League rivals Sunderland have no plans to sell United transfer target Noah Sadiki during the summer transfer window. ‌This has apparently caught the eye of Man United and their recruitment department, who have been scouting potential long-term successors for Casemiro as he enters the twilight of his Old Trafford career. It also brings into question the future of Ugarte for United, just three transfer windows on from his sensational switch from PSG. ‌View 2 Images MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - JANUARY 11: Manuel Ugarte of Manchester United during the Emirates FA Cup Third Round match between Manchester United and Brighton & Hove Albion on January 11, 2026 in Manchester, England.

The Republic of Ireland remain 59th in the FIFA world rankings after the latest places were revealed late on Monday night. Meanwhile Morocco have achieved their highest FIFA men's world ranking, rising to eighth, despite losing the AFCON final to Senegal, who climbed to 12th. The 2022 World Cup semi-finalists' previous best was 10th in April 1998. Egypt, who reached the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations, climbed four places to 31st, three spots behind Algeria. European champions Spain kept top spot, ahead of World Cup holders Argentina.

PJ and Teresa McEvilly. Johnstown couple's 65th wedding anniversaryCongratulations to PJ and Teresa McEvilly, Johnstown, Cornafulla, Athlone, on celebrating their 65th wedding anniversary over the weekend. Known as the Blue Sapphire Anniversary, this is a rare and significant milestone. PJ and TeresaBoth PJ and Teresa have been well-known church and community activists throughout their lives. PJ and Teresa had family members return from America and England to mark the occasion.

Photograph: World Economic Forum/PA WireFrench president Emmanuel Macron openly accused the US of trying to “subordinate” Europe as the diplomatic fallout from Donald Trump’s plans to annex Greenland deepened on Tuesday. “We cannot accept a world where the law of strongest holds sway,” Mr Macron told the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos. Mr Macron, wearing aviator sunglasses because of an eye complaint, said Europe “should not hesitate” to deploy its anti-coercion trade mechanism if the US follows through on tariff threats linked to Greenland. He said he had no plans to meet Mr Trump at Davos despite speculation that they would hold a sidebar. Speaking from Davos, Mr Bessent cautioned European countries not to retaliate against US tariffs over Greenland.

One of Europe's most popular DJ's B Jones has revealed she has been diagnosed with cancer in a devastating Instagram video on Tuesday. The Spanish musician, whose real name is Beatriz Martínez, shared the heartbreaking news with her fans in an emotional clip. Speaking from her bed in hospital, Beatriz told her followers it is the 'hardest video of her life' but hopes she inspires people by telling her story. Beatriz, who boasts 346,000 Instagram followers, said: 'Hi everyone, I'm probably recording the hardest video of my life, but also the most inspiring. Beatriz first shared her health woes at the start of this year before she was diagnosed with cancer.

A retired District Court judge has gone to the High Court in a bid to strike out a personal injuries action against him by a woman who alleges he sexually assaulted her at a book launch in Kerry. Judge James O'Connor of Glenbeigh, Co Kerry, who retired from the bench in 2018, has denied all allegations. Later, she claims she was walking through the hotel when she alleged the judge came directly across her path. Ms St John Harrington claimed she was extremely distressed and shocked by the alleged assault, and her GP diagnosed post-traumatic stress disorder. She said the woman had claimed a GP diagnosed her with PTSD, but counsel said a GP cannot diagnose PTSD.

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Manchester City's Champions League defeat at Bodo/Glimt went from bad to worse when lynchpin midfielder Rodri was sent off. The City star was sent off in less than a minute of madness after picking up two yellow cards for tactical fouls. The incidents came within 54 seconds of each other and with City trailing 3-1 in Norway, albeit having just scored to give themselves a glimmer of hope in this group-stage fixture. Rodri was first booked on 61 minutes when he brought down Hakon Evjen on the halfway line with a trip. The Spaniard left referee Sven Jablonski with no choice but to show him a second yellow card inside a minute, despite his protestations.