Decompression causes fish’s swim bladders to rupture, their eyes to pop out, and their stomachs to be pushed through their mouths. And it’s not just fish who suffer; fishing trawlers destroy everything in their path. Omega-3 fatty acids can be found in chia seeds, flaxseeds, and walnuts, which are better for human health, fish, and the planet. And supermarket shelves are stacked with vegan ‘fish’ fingers, smoked ‘salmon’, and even ‘caviar’, that offer the taste of the sea with none of the cruelty. UK increasingly secularKey legislative changes and court rulings in recent years illustrate a general shift towards a post-Christian more secular, pluralistic, and socially liberal society.

Cork and Kerry will be under a status yellow rain warning on Tuesday, with Met Éireann also warning of "strong and gusty" winds. According to the forecaster, spells of heavy rain, coupled with strong east to southeast winds are to be expected. On Sunday, seventeen counties were under a fog warning, after Met Éireann warned of "hazardous travelling conditions". Grey start to weekMore generally, Monday will see a cloudy and wet start for most, with widespread outbreaks of rain and drizzle. Met Éireann said that overall this week, it will be generally unsettled with rain and showers each day.

Andy Beal has been confirmed as an investor in Athlone TownAthlone Town investor to "strengthen club's long-term ambition"A new investor in Athlone Town will ensure the club remains "rooted in the Midlands community". The League of Ireland First Division club has confirmed that Andy Beal has joined the club as an investor. In a statement issued by Athlone Town, the club said the appointment "reflects growing confidence in the direction of the club and the work underway across football operations, commercial development, and community engagement". 'Andy’s involvement strengthens the Club’s long-term ambition to build a sustainable football model – both on and off the pitch – while keeping Athlone Town rooted in the Midlands community. 'Andy’s minority shareholding will support the club’s continued progress, with a focus on long-term sustainability rather than short-term change.

Fergus O’Donovan and Chris Lally from Radisson Blu Hotel, Athlone> pictured with Irish Hotels Federation (IHF) Director of People Services, Deirdre Fitzsimons at the inaugural Quality Employer Awards where they were awarded Quality Employer Expert Level Certification in recognition of achievements in HR best practices and people management. Radisson Blu Athlone honoured at the inaugural Quality Employer AwardsThe Radisson Blu Hotel, Athlone was among the recipients honoured at the Irish Hotels Federation’s inaugural Quality Employer Awards. The awards recognise hotel teams that have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to excellence in people development and HR best practices through their participation in the IHF’s Quality Employer Programme. Radisson Blu Hotel, Athlone, was recognised for achievements in HR best practices and people management. QEP Certification recognises workplaces that demonstrate excellence in their employment practices, promoting their commitment to operating as a Quality Employer www.qualityemployer.ie.

Capital funding of €360m to develop walking and cycling projects has been announced by Government, with almost €47m targeting projects in Co Cork. It is expected that 200 km of walking and cycling infrastructure will be delivered in 2026. Cork Co Council will receive €27,050,000 in active travel and greenway allocations while Cork Co Council will receive €19,875,000. Kerry Co Council has been allocated €12.7m; Limerick City & County Council €19.355m, Waterford City & County Council €9m, Tipperary Co Council €4.5m, and Clare Co Council will receive €3,985,000. Funding of €10m will go to Galway Co Council while Dublin City Council will receive €35.95m, DLR €18.45m, and Fingal Co Council €24m.

The tariff package appeared to command broader support as a first response than anti-coercion measures, where the picture was currently "very mixed", according to an EU source. The tariff threat unsettled global markets, with the euro and sterling falling against the dollar and a return to volatility expected. Question marks over US trade dealsA source close to French President Emmanuel Macron said he was pushing for activation of the ACI. The tariff threats do though call into question trade deals the U.S. struck with Britain in May and the EU in July. The European Parliament looks set to suspend its work on the EU-U.S. trade deal.

Thirty-nine people have been killed and 152 have been injured after two trains collided in southern Spain on Sunday in what the prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, called “a night of deep pain” for the country. A high-speed train from Malaga to Madrid derailed and smashed into another oncoming train, pushing the second train off the tracks and down an embankment.

Dingle captain Paul Geaney says ‘our stars aligned’ to win maiden All-Ireland club SFC title‘I don’t know if it was arrogance but I was convinced that we were going to win the All-Ireland really throughout. I couldn’t envisage any other outcome’Dingle players Paul Geaney, left, and Mark O'Connor celebrate after their side's victory in the All-Ireland club SFC final against St Brigid's of Roscommon at Croke Park. Photo: SportsfilePaul Brennan Kerryman Yesterday at 20:26It might sound an easy thing to say in the aftermath, but when Paul Geaney tells us that he felt from a long way out that this was always Dingle’s All-Ireland club title to win, it doesn’t seem all that far-fetched.

Speaking after the game the joyous Ballincollig player coach Ciaran O’Sullivan praised the performance of his team. Read More Conor Meany: Ballincollig put on one of the greatest cup final shooting displaysIn typical O’Sullivan fashion he praised all his squad for their contributions. In fairness the Warriors refused to panic and with Ballincollig raining three pointers in the opening five minutes they trailed 20-10. Scorers for Ballincollig: L Jossell 31, L Mitchell 20 J Steel 19, K Cairns 12. Ballincollig: A O’Sullivan, J Steel, L Jossell, D O’Herlihy, A Rodriguez, C O’Sullivan, R O’Sullivan, C Blount, L O’Sullivan, D Corkery, L Mitchell, K Cairns.

Last week, Government published its new data centre industry plan, otherwise known as LEAP, or Large Energy User Action Plan. Until a few years ago, Government policy on data centres was not LEAP, but LTAI (Let Them At It). There is a vigorous nod to embedding data centre industry lobbying further in Government decisions through establishing a “data centre sector round-table”. LEAP benefits the data centre industry because that’s what it is designed to do. In other countries, the cost benefit of data centres is increasingly a matter of public debate, and developments are often resisted.

Trying to understand Donald Trump has become a high-stakes intellectual sport. I have my own theory: Donald Trump is 95 per cent cat. Humans are inherently trying “to maintain and extend their power”, Gray notes. Why then do I say Trump is just 95 per cent cat? In this way, Spinoza helps us to understand those like Trump who refuse to play by the rules without necessarily forgiving them.

Some health insurance companies have announced as many as four different price increases in just over a year. I am due to renew my health insurance soon, do you think it’s going to cost me more this year? Around 2.5 million people have health insurance and most are afraid to relinquish it because then they’d have to rely on our public health system. And what should I do if I have health insurance and renewal time is approaching? The law requires health insurance companies to treat everyone equally.

Jacqueline O'Donovan: 'I’m not letting anyone with an Irish accent and born in Ireland tell me I’m not Irish.’“I’m the most Irish person you will meet with an English accent,” says London-born entrepreneur Jacqueline O’Donovan. People who grow up in Ireland are lucky because “no matter where they are from, you can hear the accent”, the OBE recipient says. I’m not not Irish. O’Donovan recalls being “shoved in the footwell covered blanket” to avoid paying a fare during more difficult financial times. “If I’m in Ireland and I say I am Irish people will look at me strangely.

At first I thought I’d seen someone running through the park in a bulletproof vest. Mostly when I’m running, I’m listening to my podcast and keeping my dog-off-lead-radar spinning and not much interested in what other runners are wearing, so it was only when weighted vests started to be mentioned on podcasts about women and fitness in midlife that I understood. I use them occasionally, in hotel gyms if I’m somewhere it’s not sensible to run alone before dawn, and it feels better than not running but possibly not in a healthy way. As far as I know, weighted vests have not been imposed on humans in disciplinary and carceral contexts, but other forms of weights and shackles certainly have. I’m not suggesting that it’s wrong to wear a weighted vest.

Landman has captivated audiences with a gripping and often contentious second season over the past three months. AdvertisementFeaturing Billy Bob Thornton as M-Tex Oil President Tommy Norris, the series has put his family through the mill this time around, including him being sacked by his new boss, Cami Miller (portrayed by Demi Moore). While his son Cooper (Jacob Lofland) faces murder charges for defending his partner Ariana (Paulina Chavez) from an assailant, Tommy's daughter Ainsley (Michelle Randolph) gradually adjusts to the unforeseen challenges of university life. In the meantime, Tommy resorts to drastic measures to salvage his career. Having already rejected a tempting proposal from cartel leader Danny 'Gallino' Morrell (Andy Garcia) twice, he opts to negotiate a deal with the dubious investor to establish his own oil company, appointing Cooper as president, reports <a href="https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/landman-season-3-finale-paramount-36573617" rel="Follow">the Mirror</a>.