Only Hurley’s mishit effort from outside the 40-metre arc was worth double the value and it pushed Cork five points ahead. Scorers for Tyrone: M. Donnelly (0-6); E. Jordan (0-5, 2 frees, 1 tp); D. Canavan (0-4, 1 free); D. McCurry (0-2); C. Daly, C. Kilpatrick (0-1 each). TYRONE: O. O’Kane; C. Quinn, P. Teague, B. Cullen; N. Devlin, B. McDonnell, J. Clarke; B. Kennedy (c), C. Kilpatrick; S. O’Donnell, R. Cassidy, B. McDonnell; D. McCurry, M. Donnelly, E. Jordan. CORK: P. Doyle; S. Meehan, D. O’Mahony, M. Shanley; B. O’Driscoll, T. Walsh, L. Fahy; C. O’Callaghan, I. Maguire (c); P. Walsh, S. McDonnell, S. Sherlock; C. Jones, D. Sheedy, M. Cronin. Subs: B. Hurley for D. Sheedy (53); R. Deane for P. Walsh (59); R. Maguire for L. Fahy (61); S. Walsh for S. McDonnell (66); D. Buckley for I. Maguire (69).

The country has stepped up its attacks on Russian oil and gas infrastructure since the start of the Iran war with a view to depriving Russia of revenue from surging energy prices. Trump warned Iran had two days to fully open the vital Strait of Hormuz, which is effectively closed for most vessels with little prospect of naval protection for shipping. MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan lost 2.5 per cent, while Chinese blue chips dropped 1.9 per cent. - ReutersIEA open to releasing more oil stocksThe International Energy Agency is consulting with governments in Asia and Europe on the release of more ​stockpiled oil “if necessary” due to the Iran war, executive director Fatih Birol said this morning. The war on Iran had taken 11 million barrels of oil per day from global supply, more than the two prior oil shocks combined.

The war could also drive tens of millions around the world into acute hunger. But the war’s economic impact is already severe, particularly for poorer countries where higher energy costs and a shortage of fertiliser are pushing up food prices and threatening millions with hunger. The United Nations World Food Programme warned last week that if it persists, the war could push an additional 45 million people into acute hunger. This could see a repeat of what happened after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, when global hunger reached a record level as food prices shot up quickly but were slow to come down. India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, where tens of millions of small farmers rely on subsidised fertiliser to boost crop yields, are especially vulnerable.

Golders Green 'antisemitic hate crime' sees four ambulances set alight in arson attackJewish Community Ambulance service vehicles were set alight in the early hours in what police have confirmed was an 'antisemitic arson attack' as they launch an investigationView Image Footage on social media appears to show the fire in Golders Green (Image: X)Police have launched an investigation following an 'antisemitic arson attack'. Four ambulances belonging to the Jewish Community Ambulance service were set on fire in Golders Green, Northwest London. Ensure our latest headlines always appear at the top of your Google Search by making us a Preferred Source. Metropolitan Police confirmed that four Hatzalah ambulances were on fire in what they have described as a hate crime. The force are carrying out enquiries and have said they are currently looking for three suspects, based on CCTV footage.

On August 22nd, 2025, the IPC finally declared a “likely” famine in part of Gaza. By the time the IPC declared famine in Gaza, the very worst was already over. A daily record of famine deaths is available thereafter. Still, the recorded starvation deaths mean that there was a famine, short-lived but nevertheless real. But the price data and the data on starvation deaths support the case for a famine.

'The hours were extremely difficult – 50 to 60 a hours week at least,' says Sam, who arrived into Ireland on a general employment permit. Sam (a pseudonym used for this article to protect his identity) arrived into Ireland in November 2020 on a general employment (GE) permit. “Then the hours were extremely difficult – 50 to 60 a hours week at least. A total of 1,019 responses were received and assessed as a representative sample of the estimated 38,000 GE permit holders. It is more than half of migrant workers like me.

‌The alleged assault took place at around 2am in Richmond, only miles from Brentford's home base. The unnamed Brentford players helped calm the situation before the police arrived, but both were left with injuries, according to witnesses. ‌The Telegraph reports that the two players were travelling back from Leeds, where Brentford had claimed a goalless draw at Elland Road. ‌Neither of the players involved in halting the alleged assault were left with serious injuries and both were thought to be healthy come Sunday. A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police said: “Police attended a report of an assault on Queen’s Road, Richmond at around 02:00hrs on Sunday, 22 March.

It was the final step in the great escape for Neptune, that included multiple big plays from Sam Henderson over the past week. Killorglin had so many close calls this year, it was fitting that they got relegated on another close call. That proved the case as Ballincollig’s win over Limerick Celtics was the closest first-round result (91-83). After last year’s shock playoff loss to St Paul's, in which they shot 15% from three, they aimed to get more shooting through Alyssa Frescas. Liffey Celtics stun St Paul'sA year after they were the Cinderella story in the Super League play-offs, it was St Paul’s turn as a top seed to be stunned in the first-round, as the seventh seed Liffey Celtics beat St Paul's 71-65.

Fingal County Council issued an enforcement order seeking removal of the glass-fronted double extension in 2020. He first received an enforcement notice from Fingal County Council in March 2020, ordering him to remove it within four months. It’s raw, isn’t it.”However, he says his case is different, claiming he has “followed from day one the dictates and the requests of the county council”. I simply can’t.”Fingal County Council was contacted for comment on Farrelly’s claims and his appeal. “As the matter remains before the courts, Fingal County Council has no further comment to make,” a spokesman said.

The Ashford Motors founder and owner arrived here from Somalia as a refugee with her mother, escaping the war in that country. That’s the conservative estimate.”The mother ship in Ashford is focused on high-end cars while the Rathnew site, called Ashford Approved, is targeted more at the entry-level car buyer. Adan sold that car directly only after a bad experience with a dealership when looking for a trade-in. Earlier this year, she reopened the Rathnew site under the name Ashford Approved. As we’d built such a big platform, we had a big following but we had nothing at the Ashford site in their budget.

Photograph: Cristina Quickler/AFP via Getty ImagesNew coastal defences and “emergency evacuation processes” are needed to prepare Ireland for the worst consequences of climate change, an Irish expert has warned. Prof Iris Moller, a coastal geomorphologist at Trinity College Dublin, said protections for communities were needed “urgently”. For island nations such as Ireland and coastal communities globally, the implications are enormous. [ Expect more extreme weather as climate change impact now ‘stark’, says Met ÉireannOpens in new window ]The report says all indicators of climate change are moving in the wrong direction. Moller said previous projections of sea-level rise to the end of this century – a further 26cm-77cm – would probably be exceeded.

I realised in that moment that screens could have a frighteningly deadening effect, nullifying my child into a stunned torpor. We introduced a ban on television and screens for a month. Too often, the debate around screens and children revolves around how devious children become to take advantage of these devices. TV isn’t bad for kids in and of itself. While it certainly isn’t always easy, the rewards from the ban on screens has been enormous.

Gardaí in Shannon are appealing for anyone who witnessed the crash to contact them on (061) 365 900, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any Garda station. Gardaí have appealed for witnesses after a man in his early 20s was seriously injured when the electric scrambler bike he was driving crashed in Co Clare. Emergency services responded to reports of the incident shortly after 11.30pm on Saturday at Bóthar na Luachra in Shannon. It will be known as Grace’s Law following the death in January of Grace Lynch (16), who was fatally injured by a scrambler bike on a pedestrian crossing on the Ratoath Road in Finglas, Dublin. The Government moved to enact the regulations shortly after Lynch’s death.

“I’ve a feeling she’ll have a PB in the shot put, there’s deffo room for improvement there technique-wise.”She wasn’t wrong. The long jump, though, started iffily, an X beside her name after her first attempt, which we took as a bad thing. “She doesn’t want to end up with a third eyeballs effort,” our commentator said as she wound up for her second try. The gist: O’Connor could win gold, silver, bronze or nothing at all after the final event, the 800m. That O’Connor wore a bit of a “meh” expression after taking bronze was a fair indication of the loftiness of her own demands on herself after last year’s rather wondrous exploits.

It also gave us a miserly housing output of circa 10,000 units, rising to 21,000 by 2019. The list included Rebuilding Ireland, Rent Pressure Zones, Strategic Housing Developments (SHD), Land Development Agency (LDA), Build to Rent, co-living and cost rental, among an ever-growing collection of policy initiatives. [ Ireland’s plans to deliver housing and infrastructure are a roll of the diceOpens in new window ]The first half of the decade since 2016 was defined by policy experimentation. This year, 2026, presents a genuine opportunity to turn the corner on a decade of underachievement. That will give us confidence and momentum, and show that after a decade of experimentation, shocks and intervention, we are back on track.