Mohamed Salah's Liverpool exit can pave the way for new career he's already hinted atLiverpool star Mohamed Salah has announced he will leave Anfield at the end of the season and has already hinted at a new career pathView 3 Images Mohamed Salah will leave Liverpool at the end of this season (Image: X/@MoSalah)Mohamed Salah has suggested he might pursue coaching once his playing days are over. ‌The Egyptian demonstrated his potential with both Fiorentina and subsequently Roma before making his Premier League comeback with the Reds. ‌One supporter enquired whether the Egyptian would ever contemplate becoming a coach after his career concludes. Nevertheless, it appears he will finish his playing career at another club after departing Anfield. ‌In the same Q&A, Salah left the door open to a return to the Egyptian league, though current rumours point towards the Saudi Pro League and Major League Soccer as likely destinations.

Athlone Town's Emma Mooney is one of three players from the club called into the Republic of Ireland U19 women's squadAthlone Town trio selected for UEFA U19 women's qualifiersThree Athlone Town players have been selected in the Republic of Ireland Under 19 squad for the upcoming UEFA women's round two qualifiers in April. Defender Lucy Fitzgerald, midfield player Emma Mooney and striker Hazel Donegan will all be hoping to get some minutes in the green jersey during fixtures against Germany, France and Slovakia. Mooney featured for the Republic of Ireland women’s U17 team in their recent UEFA EURO qualifiers in Sweden, her form during these set of fixtures earning the midfielder a call up to the U19 squad. In order to reach the finals tournament in Bosnia & Herzegovina, the Republic of Ireland will have to come out of a difficult group. The Republic of Ireland start their round two qualifying phase with a fixture against Germany in Essen on Friday, April 10.

Ali el Attar, the mukhtar, or mayor, of Shaath, said he was eating iftar when the air strike hit, and ran to the site. Hassan Tahan (45), the brother of the men, said three families were eating together when the air strike hit. Photograph: courtesy of Hassan TahanAn image of the Tahan family, who were killed in an airstrike in Shaath. We will be more fixed to our land.”Another relative, 12-year-old Mohammed, had also come to the site of the air strike. He recalled also running to the site of the air strike the night it happened, describing the pitch blackness in the aftermath.

Body found after five-day search for Lincoln man who fell in the waterThe force has confirmed that there are not believed to be any suspicious circumstancesView Image The River Witham, by Stamp End in Lincoln (Image: Google)The body of a missing Lincoln man has been found after a five-day search. ‌Lincolnshire Police received a report on Thursday, March 19 at 8.44pm that a man had fallen into the water in the Stamp End area of the city. ‌Efforts to locate the man had been ongoing for five days when a body was recovered on Tuesday, March 24. ‌The man found has been identified as the missing 38-year-old from Lincoln. Article continues belowAn update from the police on Tuesday, March 25, states: "Sadly, a body has been recovered this afternoon, which has been identified as a 38-year-old man from Lincoln.

Supermarket staff have been told they may face the sack if they challenge shoplifters brazenly walking out of stores with stolen goods. One worker, who is based at a Co-op store in west London, said he has seen thieves help themselves to goods worth hundreds of pounds. One piece of shocking footage shows a gang of machete-wielding thugs raiding a Co-op store in London. Staff were threatened by the criminals and there was also a store worker behind the kiosk when the raid began. Police closed 295,589 shoplifting cases without identifying a suspect in 2024 to 2025 - the equivalent of officers shelving 34 offences an hour.

Man Utd set for April training camp in Ireland ahead of Premier League run-inSimon Peach, Press Association Chief Football WriterManchester United will gear up for the Premier League run-in with an Irish training camp next month, the Press Association understands. Michael Carrick has led the Red Devils up to third in the Premier League since taking over for the remainder of the campaign following Ruben Amorim’s acrimonious January departure. United drew 2-2 at Bournemouth last Friday before an unusual 24-day wait to host rivals Leeds due to a mix of the international break, their lack of European action and early FA Cup exit. United instead plan to travel to Ireland after the international break for an intense training period from April 6th-9th. PA understands Carrick’s side will be based around 30 minutes outside of Dublin.

Post mortem today on man found in Edenderry house fireAn Garda Síochána continue to investigate all the circumstances of a house fire that occurred at a domestic residence in Castleview Park, Edenderry yesterday, Tuesday, March 24. The body of a male has been removed from the scene and conveyed to the Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore where a post mortem examination will take place today. The post mortem will be conducted to determine the cause of death, which will determine the course of any Garda investigation. Formal identification will be made after the post mortem. Anyone with information is asked to contact Tullamore Garda Station on 057 932 7600, the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.

I'm A Celebrity bosses are allegedly blaming Janice Dickinson for her own horror fall in the jungle. Bosses are claiming the fall could have been prevented if Janice had gone to the bathroom before everyone went to bed. Following her fall, Janice was forced to take a series of three injections against rabies, which ITV initially refused to cover, according to The Sun. Janice told the publication: 'ITV need to take some responsibility... 'Blood was gushing from all these areas, and there was dirt and stones embedded in my face from the fall.'

Local schools look to continue progress in FAI five-a-side tournamentSix local national schools will look to take a big step towards playing at the Aviva Stadium when lining out in the Westmeath county finals of the 2026 FAI Primary Schools five-a-side soccer tournament at Gainstown, Mullingar. The tournament is for students from fourth, fifth and sixth classes and today, pupils from Baylin NS, Coosan NS, Scoil na gCeithre Maistri and Tang NS will participate in the boys' competition. Tang NS is also represented in the girls' competition along with Ardnagrath NS and An Grianán NS, Mount Temple. The winning schools from today's regional competition will progress to Leinster level with 28 schools nationwide eventually making it to the Aviva Stadium for national finals on Wednesday, May 27. The programme has seven sections to cater for all school sizes and there are separate competitions for boys and girls, with girls also permitted to play in the boys’ competitions.

Limerick will play host to the third European Sport for All Games this summer, transforming parks, streets and public spaces into a "colourful celebration" of traditional sports. Limerick Sports Partnership, in partnership with TAFISA (The Association for International Sport for All), has confirmed that the event will take place from August 6 to 11. Over five days, the games will bring together over 250 participants from 26 European delegations, transforming parks, streets and public spaces to celebrate traditional sports, games, heritage and culture. Minister for Arts, Culture, Communications and Sport, Patrick O’Donovan, said: “The European Sport For All Games 2026 represents everything that is positive about sport in terms of participation, inclusion and community. We look forward to further unlocking the potential of Limerick’s parks and public spaces through the games, and inviting communities to experience and participate in this European festival celebration.”The games are organised by Limerick Sports Partnership and TAFISA in collaboration with Limerick City and County Council, University of Limerick, Sport Ireland, and co-funded by the European Union.

The completion date of the new National Children’s Hospital is set to be delayed for the 18th time, the Oireachtas Health Committee has heard. Mr Gunning said the board has sought an updated completion date from the developer, which is expected within 15 working days. Sinn Féin health spokesperson David Cullinane said nobody ever believed the completion date would be met. Mr Gunning said most of the money claimed by Bam stems from 18 extensions of time, amounting to €926m. “I’m not willing to release or relieve the pressure in any way, shape or form on the contractor that has responsibility for delivering that hospital,” Mr Harris said.

Munster GAA has announced that the Munster Senior Football Championship cup will be named in honour of Kerry legend Páidí Ó Sé. 21 July 1985; Kerry captain Paidí Ó Sé lifts the cup after the Munster Senior Football Championship Final between Cork and Kerry at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile"Comhairle na Mumhan has approved the naming of the Munster Senior Football Cup in honour of the late Páidí Ó Sé of Kerry," Munster GAA said in a statement. "The trophy will be presented to the winners of the 2026 Munster Senior Football Final." Ó Sé is regarded as one of the most iconic figures in Gaelic games.

Photo: Stephen McCarthy/SportsfileO’Connor reflects on Prague goal as Ireland play-off loomsMemories of a November night in Prague came flooding back to former Athlone Town player and manager Turlough O’Connor when the World Cup qualifier draw was made in December. Without that goal happening, I might not have had such a rewarding career, said Turlough, adding that it was a memorable moment "to score a winning goal in those circumstances”. We had little expectancy of winning the game, as the Czechs had three or four star quality players in their team,” O’Connor added. However, he is wary of the game’s outcome with many of the view that “we are already at the World Cup”. Hopefully, he can do so again on Thursday night,” O’Connor said.

A civil engineer who moved to Ireland from a war-torn country has become the first student to graduate from UCC under a scholarship which supports refugees. He applied to the EU Passworld Scholarship, which offers refugees in Uganda the opportunity to study for a master’s degree in Ireland. Now, Kanku is the first student to graduate under the Education Pathways Ireland programme with a postgraduate diploma in sustainable energy. The student said he was incredibly grateful for the support he received from both UCC and Fáilte Cork. “Everything had been difficult for me nearly all my life up until I got here, so I'm grateful.

Hurling’s new dissent rules comes into effect for club and county games this weekend. Previously, a player that argued or complained about a referee’s decision would be punished by the free being brought forward 13m. In the event that dissent continues, a player is to be issued a yellow card. The personal sanctions fall under the category of misconduct at games by team officials and range from yellow to red cards. Cork’s Ben O’Connor and Limerick’s John Kiely have welcomed the on-field dissent rule change.